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MH17's flight data recorder will undergo further examination by experts. Meanwhile, investigators couldn't get closer to the crash site.

Although a formal investigation into the crash of Flight MH17 has not yet begun, a team of Dutch experts are trying to reach the crash site.

Rocket fire reportedly set the Horlivka railway terminal as well as a state-run energy facility on fire.

Russia denies violations and says U.S. intelligence is relying too much on social media.

Tougher sanctions against Russia are necessary, no matter their effect on the economy, German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble says.

Heathrow CEO John Holland-Kaye says Sunday was one of the airport's busiest days of the year.

As Israel and Gaza continue to exchange fire, the Pope called for an end to the war in his weekly Angelus address.

Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak reached an agreement with separatist leader Alexander Borodai for access to the MH17 crash site.

A Malaysia Airlines executive is calling on international organizations to better regulate air travel over conflict regions such as Ukraine.

Family members of those killed on the Air Algerie flight that crashed in Mali were taken to the wreckage to grieve on Saturday as French President Francois Hollande announced three days of mourning.

The mayor of the central Ukrainian town of Kremenchuk was shot dead on Saturday and the house of another mayor in Lviv to the West was hit by fire from a grenade launcher, the Interior Ministry said.

The engineering student's parents are the first family members to visit the MH17 crash site.

An international team of investigators arrived at the MH17 crash site on Saturday.

Australia is committed to finding MH370, the missing Malaysia Airlines flight, despite attention having shifted to MH17.

The remains of an additional 74 bodies, victims of downed Malaysia Airlines Flight 17, were returned to the Netherlands Friday.

Russia's Navy is rehearsing for its annual Navy Day in Crimea, sans its former partner Ukraine.

Russia is arming pro-Russia rebels with tanks, armored vehicles and other high-powered weapons, according to U.S. officials.

One of the 298 victims in the Malaysia Airlines MH17 crash reportedly had his credit card stolen from the site where the plane went down in eastern Ukraine and used by pro-Russian rebels who looted the area.

Evidence of looting at the crash site of the airliner shot down by a missile is causing opprobrium at local people in eastern Ukraine.

Separatist leader Igor Strelkov, a main suspect in the downing of MH17, was allegedly involved in the 1992 Serbian ethnic cleansing of Muslims.

New photos have emerged from the MH17 crash site that show an empty field of wreckage — deserted by monitors and pro-Russia separatists.