Interpol Most Wanted List: Former Ukraine President Viktor Yanukovych Removed From Listing Of Global Fugitives
Interpol says it has taken former Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovych off its list of "wanted persons" pending further investigations.
Russia To Test New Long-Range Nuclear Capable ICBMs Within Next 24 Months
Russia is pressing forward with a new nuclear-capable intercontinental ballistic missile that could hit targets more than 10,000 kilometers away.
Pentagon Transgender Decision Will Come With Challenges And Pushback From Veterans
“It’s not just transgender people that are being inspired by this change,” one veteran says. “It’s anyone that has ever faced discrimination in the U.S. military.”
Russia Tupolev 22M3 Bombers Upgrade: Modernized Jets To Be In Service By End of 2015
Russia will introduce six long-range Tupolev Tu-22M3 bombers to its fleet before the end of this year.
Four US Marines Dead After Gunman Opens Fire On Military Facilities In Chattanooga, Tennessee
The alleged gunman, who was shot and killed by police in Chattanooga, Tennessee, has been named as Muhammad Youssef Abdulazeez.
Tennessee Shooting At Chattanooga Navy Facility Leaves At Least 1 Police Officer Injured
Shootings at two separate locations near Chattanooga, Tennessee, has left four Marines and the suspected gunman dead, according to reports.
Greece Scrambles Fighter Jets To Chase Turkish Aircraft From Its Airspace
The incident occurred over the Aegean sea and adds to a long list of military and diplomatic spats between the two rivals.
ISIS And Syrian Artifacts In Sweden: Islamic State-Stolen Art Being Investigated By Swedish Police
The Nordic country suspects that Syrian art stolen by the Islamic State group may have ended up in Sweden as fighters return home.
Chechen Leader Rejects Claims Of Islamic State Branches In Muslim North Caucasus Region
The leader of the Chechen Republic has dismissed claims that the Islamic State group has branches in the country.
Iran Nuclear Deal Will See Arms Race Continue As Middle East Fears Increase
The Iran deal will theoretically stall Tehran's plans to develop nuclear weapons, but it will do nothing to prevent the build up of weapons in the region.
Russia's Defense Sector Shows Major Growth As Rest Of Country Struggles Under Weight Of Sanctions
Russia's military industry has demonstrated huge growth in recent years -- despite international sanctions, a hurting economy and a drop in oil prices.
Iran Nuclear Deal: Russia, China Weapons Deals With Islamic Republic To Continue Under UN Security Resolution
Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov says weapons deals will still go ahead under a U.N. resolution despite the embargo.
Ukrainian Soldiers Refuse To Take Orders From Kiev; Desertion And Lawlessness Take Hold
A battalion of Ukrainian soldiers has refused to take orders from leaders in Kiev, claiming that they were not being treated fairly.
Russian Black Sea Submarine Presence Revived As It Looks To Strengthen Military Position Near Crimea
More submarines were expected to arrive in the Black Sea port of Novorossiysk by 2016 as Russia underscores its new military posture in the region.
Iran Wants To Sell Nuclear Products, Including Uranium And Heavy Water, To Other Nations
If Iran and U.S.-led negotiators reach a deal, Iran will become an exporter of nuclear materials such as uranium and heavy water.
Russia To Continue Tests On Nuclear-Capable Iskander Short-Range Ballistic Missiles Near Ukraine
The short-range ballistic missile is capable of carrying nuclear warheads and can hit targets up to 500 km away.
U.S. Military Relax Defense Ties With Egypt After Years Of Restrictions On Arms Sales And Operations
The United States has sent its most senior naval official to re-establish defense ties with the strategic North African country.
Nintendo President Satoru Iwata Dies At 55 After Battle With Illness
Satoru Iwata, 55, died on July 11 after battling ill health for the last year.
Virgin Australia Cancels All Flights In And Out Of Bali Because Of Volcanic Ash Cloud
Mount Raung in East Java has caused Virgin and other airlines to cancel flights in and out of the Indonesian Island.
Malala Yousafzai's 18th Birthday Celebration Sees Opening Of Syrian Girls School In Lebanon
The youngest ever Nobel prize winner opened a girls school for Syrian refugees in Lebanon on her 18th birthday.
Russia Considers Supplying Natural Gas To Greece Amid Continued Economic Turmoil In Athens
Moscow is mulling whether to offer Greece natural gas supplies while Athens struggles with its European creditors.
US Army Plans To Cut 40,000 Troops As Sequestration Budget Constraints Take Hold
The cuts come amid aggressive budget constraints imposed by forced sequestration.
What Greece's Debt Crisis Means For Russia And NATO Stand-Off In Europe
While Greece contends with its increasingly fragile economic circumstances, Russia is circling to pick up the pieces.
Russia Developing New 'Aircraft Carrier Killer' Submarine With Cruise Missiles
The first submarine, known as the "aircraft carrier killer" will carry cruise missiles.
Germany Wants Russian Sanctions Lifted To Safeguard Economy And Continue Trade Relationship With Moscow
But Berlin wants to see Russia and Ukraine meet the terms laid out in the Minsk II agreement first.
Russia Grounds Entire Su-24 Fleet Of Fighter Jets After Deadly Crash Near Sea Of Japan
The entire Su-24 fleet was grounded after one of the aircraft crashed in far eastern Russia, killing both pilots.
Ukraine's Displaced Immigrants Near 1.4 Million Amid Humanitarian Crisis From War With Russian-Backed Rebels
The number of internally displaced people in Ukraine has climbed to nearly 1.4 million as the war with Russian-backed rebels takes its toll.
Russia To Test Missiles In Pacific Ocean Naval Exercise Amid Growing Military Presence Across World's Seas
The exercise will see Russia ships test missiles defenses against simulated enemy attacks.
Russia In Talks To Supply Armenia With Iskander-M Missiles As Battle Lines Drawn Across Europe
Moscow is arming many of its former Soviet allies as it looks to continue moves out of recession while also building up support against NATO.
Ukraine Hopes To Produce Its Own Enriched Uranium With Help From US Company
A private U.S. company wants to help Ukraine produce its own enriched uranium to fuel its nuclear power and rely less on Russia.
