On The Eve Of 99th Anniversary Of The Armenian Genocide, There's Worry Over Fate Of Armenians In Syria
The Syrian civil war threatens one of the oldest Christian Armenian communities in Syria, as Armenians commemorate the 1915 genocide.
US Asks Europe To Spend More Money For Defense, But It's Not Going To Happen
The U.S. wants its European allies to spend more money for the military. There is just one problem: The Europeans don't have it.
Pentagon Ignored Recommendations That Could Have Prevented Fort Hood Shooting, Former Official Says
The Pentagon has not followed a key recommendation of a task force appointed after the 2009 shooting at the same Texas Army base.
Russia Could Invade Ukraine 'Any Day Now,' NATO Officials Warn
NATO cites key signs at the border indicating that Russia may be ready to pounce.
Plans To Release Jonathan Pollard Anger Israelis And Americans Alike
Many Israelis want American-born Israeli spy Jonathan Pollard released. But they don't want him released in exchange for Palestinians.
Jonathan Pollard, The Analyst Who Spied On The US For Israel, Is Back In The Spotlight
Jonathan Pollard, one of the most damaging spies caught in the U.S., may be freed to restart peace talks between Israelis and Palestinians.
Israel's Mediterranean Natural Gas Reserves May Fuel Deal To Restore Relations With Turkey
Israel and Turkey are moving to mend relations after a fallout in 2010, and the deal may include some of Israel's natural gas finds.
Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan And Government Block Twitter Ahead Of Elections, Reducing Tweets By 50%
Many believe Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdoğan blocked Twitter to silence opponents of his government.
Russia Conducts Military Exercises In Moldova's Breakaway Region Of Transnistria Near Ukraine's Western Border, Escalating Tensions
Will Russia's massing troops on Ukraine's eastern border and military exercises to the west in Moldova escalate regional tension?
Lithuania, Fearing Russian Aggression, Calls On NATO Members To Immediately Implement Measures To Defend Region
What's more, NATO alliance members have become extremely suspicious of Russia’s intentions, especially in light of the Crimea invasion.
Is Kaliningrad, Between NATO Allies Poland and Lithuania, The Next US-Russia Flashpoint?
The isolated, heavily militarized Russian territory, home to the Baltic Sea Fleet, is making East European NATO allies nervous.
American-Jewish White House Reporter, Michael Wilner, Denied Visa By Saudi Arabia Ahead Of Obama's Trip
Obama's upcoming visit to Saudi Arabia was marred by controversy after an American-Jewish reporter was denied a visa.
Moldova's Breakaway Region Transnistria May Be Russia's Next Target, Causing NATO To Rethink Its Force Posture In Eastern Europe
Moldova and NATO are concerned about Russia's takeover of Ukrainian bases in Crimea and troop buildup near Ukraine's eastern border.
These Sanctioned Russian Individuals Have Direct Access To Putin's Inner Circle
The Russian individuals being sanctioned by the U.S. Department of Treasury are well known players close to President Vladimir Putin.
Turkey May Attack Syria To Protect Shrine, Opposition Politician Says
An attack inside Syria, a corruption scandal, a key election - a Turkish politician opposing PM Erdogan draws up a scenario worthy of a novel.
Angered After Ethnic Turk's Killing In Crimea, Turkey Warns Against Provocations
On the Black Sea across from Crimea, Turkey has a stake in the future of the peninsula, where Muslim Tatars live.
US May Start Deploying Ground, Naval Forces To The Baltic, Vice President Biden Said
Washington believes that by sending U.S. troops to countries bordering Russia it will deter Moscow from additional aggressive acts.
Finland Readies Air Force In Light Of Russian Takeover Of Crimea, Increased Tensions In Baltic
Finland, bordering Russia to its east, is worried that tensions will escalate. But how serious is the threat?
Israel, Fearing Ukraine Crisis Could Help Iran, Spends $2.9 Billion To Prepare Possible Strike
Israel's government thinks the Iranians may try to get away with something as the world focuses on Ukraine, and is still talking about a strike.
Russian Flag Flies Over Ukraine's Naval Headquarters In Crimean Port Of Sevastopol
In a sign that Putin isn't backing down, the Russian flag was raised over Crimea's naval headquarters on Wednesday.
Could Moldova Be The Next Crimea? Ethnic Russians In Transnistria Call On Moscow For Accession
Moldova is feeling the heat from Crimea's referendum to join the Russian Federation.
Russian Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Rogozin Taunts Obama Via Twitter After US Imposes Sanctions
This is not the first time that Putin's close aide and envoy on missile defense makes a controversial comment.
UK Sends Typhoon Fighters to Baltic States To Guard Against Russia
While NATO beefs up its response to Russia after Crimea's vote to join the nation, Moscow also announces plans to deploy fighter jets to Belarus.
This Gallup Poll Shows Crimeans Had Very Different Ideas About Russia Last Year
Sunday, 97% of Crimeans voted to succeed from Ukraine and join Russia. What were their views in 2013?
Turkish Foreign Minister Threatens Military Action Inside Syria To Protect An Important Turkish Shrine
Turkey could enter into the Syrian civil war to protect an important shrine.
A Crimean War Would Be Uphill Fight For US And NATO Against Russia, Experts Say
Almost 165 years after the first Crimean War, a new conflict could occur on the Black Sea peninsula. What would it look like if it happened?
At Least 40 Young People Protesting Death Of 15-Year-Old Boy Arrested By Turkish Authorities
The Turkish government cracks down after the protest movement from last year makes a comeback.
Moldova, Another Former Soviet Republic, Worried Over Russia's Move On Crimea
Moldova is nervously watching the fate of Ukraine's autonomous region of Crimea as a sign of Russian encroachment.
Protests Erupt In Istanbul After Teenager Succumbs To Wounds From Anti-Government Protests
After almost a year in a coma, a 15-year-old boy wounded in protests died, which sparked new anti-government riots.
The Real Reason For Russia's Move On Crimea: Putin's Political Insecurity, Former CIA Official Says
Vladimir Putin was unsettled by the fate of Ukraine's president, but his military reaction was a sign of weakness, experts said.
