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Indonesian President Urges Israel To End ‘Colonization Of Palestine,’ Calls On Muslim World To Unite

President Joko Widodo made the comments at a summit in Jakarta that is being attended by representatives of 57 nations.

Syrian Opposition Agrees To Participate In Peace Talks, Russia To Help Deliver Aid

The U.N.-sponsored peace talks are set to be held this week in Geneva after a landmark ceasefire led to the first significant decline in violence in Syria’s nearly five-year civil war.

Protests Over Ukrainian Pilot Nadezhda Savchenko Lead To Assaults On Embassies In Kiev, Moscow

The latest unrest, linked to the ongoing trial of Ukrainian pilot Nadezhda Savchenko, could worsen relations between Russia and Ukraine.

Germanwings Andreas Lubitz Co-Pilot Drugs

Germanwings Plane Co-Pilot Andreas Lubitz Told Doctor He Could Not 'See Clearly' And Had Insomnia

Andreas Lubitz, who is believed to have deliberately crashed Flight 9525, also told a doctor he had insomnia, according to a report.

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Moody’s Cuts Outlook On 4 Gulf Countries, Bahrain Down To Junk Rating

The ratings agency placed more than 10 oil producing nations on review for a downgrade late Friday.

Russia Stirring Anger In Germany Over Refugee Crisis To Topple Angela Merkel, NATO Expert Claims

A NATO analyst claimed that Moscow is using the refugee crisis to make attempts to remove German Chancellor Angela Merkel from her position.

Syria Ceasefire: 135 Killed In Truce's First Week, Kurdish YPG Forces Say Turkey Fired On Them In Syria

In areas controlled by the Islamic State group and the Nusra Front that are not covered by the ceasefire agreement, 552 others were killed.

Syria Peace Talks: Secretary Of State Kerry, Russia’s Lavrov Call For Early Start To Talks In Geneva

The U.S. secretary of state discussed the week-old Syrian ceasefire with his Russian counterpart over a phone call Friday.

Amid Russian Aggression, Sweden, Finland Discuss War Treaty

The Nordic states have moved closer amid rising regional tensions in recent years. The possibility of a defense treaty is now on the table.

A Year In Space For Scott Kelly Was Just The Beginning Of His Mission

After returning to Earth, the astronaut has been busy with medical tests and public appearances.

UN-North Korea Nuclear Sanctions Draw Attention To Pyongyang’s China Relationship

Already having a hard time policing sanctions on its longtime ally North Korea, China now fears a humanitarian crisis in the hermit kingdom.

BP CEO Bob Dudley Takes Home Nearly 20 Percent Pay Hike Despite Record Losses For Oil Giant

The oil giant posted a $6.5 billion loss last year, but CEO Bob Dudley saw a total pay raise of 20 percent, to nearly $20 million.

Syria Humanitarian Crisis: Amid Shaky Ceasefire, Clashes And Sieges Persist

Although violence has dwindled with the cessation of hostilities, shelling and clashes continue around Aleppo and the Turkish border.

ISIS Playing The Stock Market? Islamic State Group Making Up to $25M Monthly On Financial Markets

ISIS has routed money from Iraq into Jordan earning as much as $25 million a month from financial markets.

Moscow Beheading Update: Muslim Nanny Cites Revenge For Syria Airstrikes

Russian authorities said anything Gulchekhra Bobokulova says should be understood as coming from someone mentally unwell.

Public Support For Putin To Serve Another Term Hits Highest Level In 4 Years: Poll

If the Russian president wins the next presidential election in 2018, it would be his fourth term as leader of the country.

Russia Slams Top NATO General’s Remarks On Moscow ‘Weaponizing’ EU Refugee Crisis

Russian defense ministry dismissed NATO allegations that Moscow, along with Syrian President Bashar Assad, is “deliberately weaponizing” the refugee crisis.

Asian Stocks Rise As Oil Lifts US Stocks, Japanese Yen Pauses

The yen held at around 113 to the U.S. dollar Thursday after a big gain Wednesday.

A Russian T-50 fighter jet in action over Moscow.

Russia Unveils 6th Generation Fighter Jet Designs To Compete With the US

The race for air superiority has heated up since Moscow began a $700 billion, 10-year modernization program to gain parity with the U.S.

Russian Military To Get S-400 Triumf Missile Systems By October, Defense Contractor Almaz-Antey Says

Locations for the deployment of the latest long-range anti-aircraft missile systems are yet to be announced.

US To Tax Chinese Steel Imports 266% Citing Unfair Government Subsidies

The tariffs marked the second time since December that the U.S. has penalized foreign steel producers for selling the metal at unfairly low prices.

Russian Government Approves $9B Plan For Battered Economy

Slumping oil prices and Western sanctions make it likely that its crisis-hit economy will contract for a second consecutive year.

Pentagon chief Ash Carter gestures during a speech in Paris, France.

Pentagon Chief Calls For Better Cooperation On Data Security, Encryption

U.S. Defense Secretary Ash Carter urged private and federal bodies to work together over issues of national security.

U.S. Air Force Gen. Philip Breedlove testifies before the House.

Russian Airstrikes In Syria Are Helping ISIS Terrorists Into Europe: US Air Force General

Gen. Philip Breedlove, the top U.S. commander in Europe, said terrorists are sneaking into Europe because of Russia, but experts disagree.

A U.S.-built bunker buster bomb being loaded.

Pentagon Approves 'Bunker Buster' Smart Bombs Sale To Turkey For Fight Against Kurds

The sale comes during a pivotal time for Turkey's war against the Kurdistan Workers' Party in northern Iraq.

Iran President Hassan Rouhani appearing before the elections.

After Iranian Elections, President Rouhani Targets Syria Changes And New Relationship With West

The recent landslide win by moderates in Tehran may help President Hassan Rouhani open up Iran to the West and change strategy in war-torn Syria.

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