JPMorgan Hack Likely A Warning To ‘Vulnerable’ US Financial Institutions, Former NSA Chief Says
Hackers who targeted JPMorgan last month were “a nation-state backed group” with “exceptional skills,” a former NSA chief told Bloomberg.
Australia To Open Embassy In Kiev As Its Ministers Discuss Blocking Putin From G20 Summit
Australia, which will host a G20 summit in November, has said that opposition to Vladimir Putin's presence at the meeting is growing.
Ukraine Rebels Say They Are Poised To Recapture Donetsk Airport
Russia denies its troops are involved in fighting on the ground, in the face of what Western countries and Ukraine say is overwhelming evidence.
Manufacturing, Construction Data Point To Sturdy US Growth
Tuesday's upbeat data added to reports on employment and housing that have suggested growth remains sturdy, despite a slowdown in consumer spending in recent months.
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More Than 1 Million Ukrainians Displaced By Conflict: UNHCR
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Russia To Review Military Strategy To Counter NATO 'Threat'
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Ukraine Crisis: Putin Says He Could Capture Kiev In 2 Weeks If He Wanted To
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NATO Secretary General Anders Fogh Rasmussen says a build up of forces in Eastern Europe is necessary to guard against Russian aggression.
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Russia and China launched construction of an almost-2,500-mile natural-gas pipeline between themselves Monday.
Ukraine Accuses Russia Of 'Open Aggression' As Rebels Advance
Poroshenko said in a speech there would be high-level personnel changes in the Ukrainian armed forces.
Australia To Ramp Up Sanctions Against Russia; Lavrov Says No Intention To Invade Ukraine
The fresh set of bans from Australia will affect 63 Russian and Ukrainian individuals, along with 21 corporations.
Sen. John McCain Warns Doing Nothing Will Just Encourage Russia's Putin
Rep. Peter King says Putin has to know there's "a price to pay" for his actions in Ukraine.
Ukraine Swaps 9 Paratroopers To Russia For 63 Soldiers
The troop exchange occurs as Ukraine accuses Russia of providing pro-Russian separatists with soldiers and armored vehicles.
Pro-Russian Separatists Attack Ukrainian Military Ship [VIDEO]
At least one Ukrainian military ship was attacked in the Sea of Azov by pro-Russian separatists Sunday.
Ukraine Crisis: Putin Pushes For Possible 'Statehood' For Eastern Ukraine
Ukraine and pro-Russian separatists should discuss "issues of society's political organization and statehood," Vladimir Putin says.
Donald Tusk: Five Things To Know About The New European Council President
Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk was appointed Saturday to be the EU's primary representative on the world stage.
Poroshenko Says Ukraine Near 'Point Of No Return'; Putin Warns Don't 'Mess With Us'
Van Rompuy says new sanctions against Russia will be drawn up within a week.
Ukraine Crisis: EU Mulls New Sanctions Against Russia Following 'Military Aggression And Terror'
Ukraine President Petro Poroshenko solicited EU support Saturday during discussions of his country's conflict with pro-Russian separatists.
Ukraine: 14 Dead after Wounded Ukrainian Troops Blow Themselves Up to Avoid Capture
Two wounded majors reportedly refused to accept capture by Russian troops during fighting in the Donetsk region of Ukraine.
Ukraine Crisis: Vladimir Putin Warns West: 'Don't Mess' With Nuclear-Armed Russia
"I want to remind you that Russia is one of the most powerful nuclear nations. This is a reality," the Russian president said Friday.
NATO Meets On Ukraine Conflict, Postpones Any Response To Russia To Next Week
As the crisis in Ukraine worsens, NATO is waiting until next week to decide whether to take any action in the face of an aggressive Russia.
Will Ukraine Join NATO? What Needs To Happen For Ukraine To Join Military Alliance
Ukraine is looking to get back on track with its NATO membership, but it's not going to happen overnight, if at all.
Ukrainian Separatists Shoot Down 4 Fighter Jets In Donetsk Region
Four fighter jets in the Donetsk region have been shot down by Ukrainian separatists, they say.
Ukraine's Bid To Join NATO: Other Ex-USSR Nations Are Already In
After more than 20 years as an independent country, Ukraine looks to join NATO. Other ex-Soviet nations already have.
Midterm Elections 2014: Is Obama An Effective Democratic Fundraiser?
Despite the president's unpopularity, the House Democrats' campaign arm is faring better at fundraising in 2014 than it did in 2010.
Ukraine Will Seek NATO Membership, Says Prime Minister Yatsenyuk
The move is sure to rile up Russia, which is under increasing international pressure to end its direct support of pro-Russian separatists in eastern Ukraine.
Malaysia Airlines To Cut 6,000 Jobs, In Wake Of MH17, MH370 Disasters
The company will cut 30 percent of its workforce in a $1.9 billion restructuring, following the twin air disasters that have damaged its brand.
Ukraine Fighting: Putin, Donetsk Militia Agree To Opening 'Humanitarian Corridors' In Eastern Ukraine
The separatists say they will allow civilians and government troops who lay dow their arms to leave, following a request from Vladimir Putin.
Obama Stops Short Of Calling Russia’s Advance Into Ukraine An ‘Invasion’
The president says a "military solution to this problem is not going to be forthcoming.”
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