Soccer World Reacts With No Surprise To FIFA Indictment: 'What Took So Long?'
FIFA president Sepp Blatter is not popular among soccer fans, and reaction to the indictments showed that feeling starkly.
The New Cold War Is Getting Serious: US To Send B-52s To Sweden
The task of signaling U.S. determination to defend Europe falls, again, to an airplane that first flew when Truman was president.
UK Election 2015: Cameron's Victory Creates A Headache For The European Union
David Cameron won Thursday's election on a very Euro-skeptical platform. Many Europeans are equally unhappy with him.
UK Election 2015:The UKIP Paradox, With Millions Of Votes And Only One Seat
The right-wing, anti-EU party has done very well in the election, but you wouldn't know it from its seats in parliament.
First Airbus A350 To Land In America As Qatar Airways Expands
In the face of opposition from US airlines, Qatar Airways expands into three more cities.
India Buys 36 Rafale Fighter Jets From France's Dassault; May Get About Half By 2019
The fighter-bomber will give India a warplane more advanced than anything its rival Pakistan can field today.
Lee Kuan Yew's Other Legacy: Why Singapore Has One Of The World's Toughest Militaries
Lee Kuan Yew, who just died at age 91, turned tiny Singapore into one of Asia's biggest financial hubs — and a military giant.
Benjamin Netanyahu’s Likud Party Wins 2015 Israeli Election
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has won the Israeli election, but now the hard work of coalition-building begins.
Killing Of Kenji Goto May Push Japan Closer To Scrapping Ban On Offensive Force
For 70 years, Japan's constitution has banned the use of force. ISIS may push the nation toward a change.
The New Air Force One Contract Won’t Save The Boeing 747
The jumbo jets that will fly the U.S. president beginning in 2023 are most likely the last of their iconic breed.
After Syriza Victory, Alexis Tsipras May Find His Alliance With Independent Greeks Short-Lived
New Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras is backed by far left and far right, and that may prove to be his undoing.
On Airbus A350 First Commercial Flight, Avoiding Syria Overflight Unveils Breathtaking Scenery
The need to avoid Syria on the way to Europe results in beautiful views of a winter moonscape.
Flying On The Qatar Airways A350 On The First Commercial Service, As Newest Airbus Debuts
“Thank you for making history,” the Qatar Airways captain told his passengers.
Charlie Hebdo Staffer Sigolène Vinson Recalls The Day Of The Massacre
Sigolène Vinson, who survived the Charlie Hebdo massacre, recalls what happened, in harrowing detail.
Cherif Kouachi, Charlie Hebdo Killer, Told French TV He Was Sent By Al Qaeda
Shortly before being killed by special forces, one of the Charlie Hebdo attackers spoke to a reporter.
After Charlie Hebdo Attack, Being Muslim In France May Have Become Much Harder
French Muslims felt marginalized even before Muslim terrorists committed the worst atrocity in 50 years on French soil.
Indian Ocean Tsunami Anniversary: Banda Aceh In Photos, Then And Now, Shows A Place Destroyed And Rebuilt
The tsunami of 10 years ago left Banda Aceh, Indonesia, destroyed beyond belief. Today, it looks very different.
Airbus Delivers First A350 To Qatar Airways After A Weeklong Delay
Qatar Airways took delivery of the newest passenger jet in the world, just days after refusing it.
After Announcement Of Cuba-US Deal, Raúl Castro Says Of Embargo, 'This Doesn’t Mean The Main Issue Has Been Resolved'
Cuban president Raúl Castro saluted the reopening of diplomatic ties with the U.S. but said Cuba wants to end the embargo now.
Russian Air Force Sends 14 Advanced Su-27 And Su-30 Warplanes To Belbek Air Base In Crimea
More than a dozen top-notch fighter jets will be able to patrol the Black Sea easily, on Ukraine's doorstep.
Russia Sends Mig-31 Foxhound Fighter Jets To Ukraine Border, In Escalation Of Tension Over Separatist Region: Report
The Mig-31 Foxhound is the fastest military aircraft around, and it would change the game in Ukraine's skies.
Boeing Loses Big As Delta Orders 50 Airbus Jets To Renew Long-Range Fleet
A hotly contested race for a big airplane order ends in victory for Europe over the U.S.
Lufthansa Turns An Airbus A340 Into 'Ebola Jet' For Evacuating Infected Personnel
Europe's biggest airline is setting aside an A340 passenger jet to serve as special transport for infected German medical personnel.
2014 Midterms: International Newspapers Interpret Republican Rout As A Disaster For Obama
From Spain to China, opinion was unanimous: It was a very bad day for the president of the United States of America.
Virgin Galactic SpaceShipTwo Crash: How The First Space Tourism Vehicle Works
The space-tourism vehicle that crashed Friday was the only one of its kind produced so far.
With Last MD-11 Passenger Flight, Another Aviation Icon Goes Away
The McDonnell Douglas MD-11 was elegant, commercially doomed, and the last American rival to Boeing.
Airbus A320neo Makes First Flight From Toulouse
The A320neo, the latest model from the European consortium Airbus, took off for its maiden flight on Thursday.
Airstrikes Against ISIS, Khorasan In Syria See Combat Debut Of F-22 Raptor After 9 Years
Born to shoot down Soviet jets, the Lockheed Martin plane sat idle for nine years before finding a mission.
Scotland Independence: Watch Catalonia Next To See How Yes From Scotland May Boost Other Independence Movements
The Catalans and Flemish are hoping for a boost from a Scottish vote, and Quebec independence advocates are watching closely, too.
Boeing Launches 737 MAX 200 With $11 Billion Order From Ryanair
Boeing has launched a new version of the 737 with an $11 billion order from Europe's biggest low-cost airline.
