RUSSIA

Azerbaijan and Armenia, two former Soviet states, have reignited a decades-old feud over the Nagorno-Karabakh region.

Energy Ministry data Saturday showed that in tons, oil output reached 46.15 million in March, ahead of a producers’ meeting in Doha, Qatar.

The Kremlin says Turkey has allowed $1.9 million in explosives and chemicals to be smuggled across its border into Syria, a report said.

The GOP candidate “doesn’t know much about foreign policy ... or the world generally,” the president said after Trump suggested that Japan and South Korea should have nuclear weapons.

Dmitry Tsilikin, 54, was found late Thursday evening after friends and family said he went missing. His phone and computer were taken from his apartment.

A group of Russian activists are pushing for the U.K. government to change the rules on anonymous ownership of real estate.

The Russian president may or may not have a new love interest, but real estate connections reveal the women in his life.

Germany is among the members of a U.S.-led coalition striking against the Islamic State group in Syria.

China backed the toughest-ever sanctions against North Korea after its recent nuclear test, but doubts remain about Beijing’s attitude.

The last time Syrian President Bashar Assad held elections, he won in a landslide with nearly 90 percent in a process observers said was deeply flawed.

Explosions on consecutive days in the southern Russian region of Dagestan, reportedly claimed by the Islamic State group, killed a police officer and injured several.

Representatives from 56 nations and organizations are meeting in Washington starting Thursday to discuss nuclear proliferation, terrorism and other topics.

A state-run news service reported that authorities took about 20 people into custody Wednesday, most of them from Uzbekistan but carrying Turkish paperwork.

Iran’s top leader said Wednesday that those who believe the country’s future lies in negotiations are “either ignorant or traitors.”

The U.S. says the missile tests are in violation of a United Nations Security Council resolution.

Russian state bank Vneshekonombank has funded many of President Vladimir Putin's expensive projects, including the 2014 Sochi Olympics.

The country depends heavily on tourism for revenue, but visitors have been scared off in significant numbers after recent terrorist bombings.

Russia could see approximately $6 billion in arms sales after showcasing its latest equipment on the ground and in the air in Syria.

Russian Special Forces and aircraft remain heavily engaged in fighting alongside troops loyal to the government of Syrian President Bashar Assad.

China has been trying to seek a more active role in the Middle East, including recently hosting both Syria's foreign minister and opposition figures, though at different times.

The dogs were discovered five years ago, and a team of scientists from across the world are now probing the remains to learn more about the animals' diet and environment.