Magnitude-6.9 Earthquake Hits Off Northern California Coast
A strong quake hit an area near Eureka Sunday night and was followed by several aftershocks.
Russia's Political Tool; Gazprom Threatens To Increase Gas Prices By 37 Percent To Ukraine
Russia has historically used its energy resources as a political tool to exert influence, but now those resources may get in its way.
Gazprom CEO Threatens Ukraine With Gas Disruptions, But European Union Says It Has Kiev's Back
Almost half of Europe's natural gas from Russia passes through Ukraine. Now Russian state-owned energy company Gazprom wants to stop the flow.
US Navy Missile Ship En Route To Black Sea On 'Routine Previously Planned Exercise'
The U.S. Navy said the deployment is part of a "routine" exercise.
Apple CEO Tim Cook, Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu Look To Strengthen Partnership
Israel is known for its high-tech industry, and Silicon Valley has noticed. Prime Minister Netanyahu himself has visited to bolster ties.
The 18 Ukrainians Whose Assets Were Frozen By The EU
Deposed President Viktor Yanukovych may have embezzled almost $37 billion of Ukrainian state funds, but what about his cronies?
Ukraine's Military Capabilities: Large Army, But Old Equipment
If an armed conflict breaks out between Ukraine and Russia, what capability does Ukraine have to wage a fight?
Turkey's Crimea Connection: Why Turkey Cares What Happens In Ukraine
Turkey has become a Black Sea region power, and Russia's deployment of more troops in Crimea and Ukraine has Turkish officials worried.
WikiLeaks Cables Reveal Ukraine's Past Cries For Help; Is Kerry's $1 Billion In Aid Too Late?
U.S. diplomatic cables reveal that Ukraine appealed for support against Russian aggression years ago.
Gazprom May Be The One Obstacle Putin Faces On Path To Military Action In Ukraine And Crimea
Russia has used its energy resources as a political tool to exert influence, but now those resources may get in its way.
Iraqi Oil Exports Hit 25-Year High In February: Official
Despite sectarian violence erupting in Iraq, its oil production has reached a 25-year high.
Israel Warns Lebanese Government It Is Responsible For Hezbollah Attacks
As Hezbollah threatened Israel with retaliation following an alleged Israeli strike on the organization earlier this week, Israel warns the Lebanese government.
While Ukraine And Crimea Spiral Out Of Control, Georgia, Another Former Soviet Republic, Feels The Heat
Georgia could set off another regional confrontation with Russia - and a former top U.S. diplomat warns it's time to act.
Are The Erdogan Corruption Tapes Real?
Turkey's corruption scandal takes a new twist with tapes of the prime minister talking about hoards of cash. But are they real?
Ousted Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovych Breaks Silence: Russian Media Reports He Is Likely Hiding In Country
Rejected at home, Viktor Yanukovych has turned to the vast and boundless country to the east for asylum.
NATO Countries' 2013 Defense Spending Estimates Are Likely To Upset US Officials
With the majority of NATO forces withdrawing from Afghanistan by the end of 2014, the question is, what comes next for the alliance?
Turkish Courts Return $4.5 Million In Cash Found In Shoe Boxes At Home Of Ex-Head Of Turkey's State-Owned Bank Accused Of 'Cash-For-Gold' Scheme With Iran
Are Turkish Prime Minister Erdogan's excuses for the corruption scandal enough to maintain his and his party's credibility?
Israeli Air Force Strikes Hezbollah On Lebanese-Syrian Border: Security Officials
Lebanese security officials say the Israeli air force has struck a Hezbollah stronghold.
Iran, Iraq Sign Secret $195 Million Arms Deal, Causing Alarm In Washington
Since the withdrawal of U.S. troops from Iraq, relations between Shiite Iran and Shiite-led Iraq have increased.
President Abdullah Gul's Political Maneuver: Is His Decision To Approve Turkey's Controversial Internet Law Politically Motivated?
Turkey's government imposed strict Internet laws that have put President Abdullah Gul in a precarious position.
Ukrainian Defense Minister Ignores Hagel's Calls: Why Kiev Is Silent & Ignoring Washington
A veteran U.S. diplomat said the silent treatment from Ukraine is alarming.
Spain To Grant Jews Citizenship After Expulsion 522 Years Ago, But What About Muslims?
Five centuries after the Inquisition forced the Jews out of Spain, a new law would grant their descendants citizenship.
Two Israeli Arms Dealers Allegedly Arrested For Smuggling F-4 Phantom Spare Parts To Iran
This would not be the first time the two tried selling arms to Iran.
US State Department Brokers Israeli-Arab Gas Deal
The U.S. looks to the Eastern Mediterranean energy finds to help foster economic ties between Israel and its Arab neighbors.
El Al Israel Airlines, The Safest Airline In The World. Is Also The Worst On-Time Performer
Israeli flag carrier El Al is known for its tight security and thorough screening. But you better not be in a hurry.
Judge Rules Against Keystone Pipeline Route: Will This Project Ever Get Approved?
Will the latest ruling against the Keystone pipeline hurt its chances from being approved by Obama?
How Much Money Did Ukraine Lose When It Nixed The EU Deal?
If Ukraine had signed a deal with Europe, it might have averted the current crisis -- and made some money too.
Riots In Kiev Continue: 6 Things You Need To Know About Maidan Protests In Ukraine
What is behind the mass anti-government protests that have devolved into a street war, with dozens killed?
Israeli Arms Dealer May Have Tried Selling Military Parts To Iran; Caught In Greece
A recent report links a shipment of military spare parts destined for embargoed Iran to a small town in Iran's arch-enemy, Israel.
Turkish Companies See New Business Opportunities In Iran
Since Western powers eased sanctions against Tehran in January, an emerging power is looking to get ahead when Iran opens up.
