Lufthansa Strike: Duesseldorf Court Reverses Decision, Says Cabin Workers Can Continue Strike
After an earlier ruling that the airline's cabin workers' strike wasn't defined well enough, a judge said they are in compliance with the law.
Suspended FIFA President Blatter Suffers 'Small Breakdown'
Sepp Blatter, the embattled president of FIFA, global soccer's governing body, was expected to make a full recovery after undergoing stress-related health checks.
Mario Draghi Talks Market Regulation And Integrating Banking At Bank Of England Forum
The European Central Bank could expand or extend its quantitative easing program next month, but you wouldn't know it based on Mario Draghi's comments Wednesday.
President Obama and Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu: It's 'All About The Money' As The Leaders Meet In Washington
Following the Iranian nuclear deal, the U.S. and Israel are engulfed in talks on how to stabilize their relationship.
Blacklisted Iranian Airline Continues To Acquire Aircraft, Transport Weapons To Syria, Defying US Law
An Iranian airline, blacklisted by the U.S. and European Union, managed to purchase last month an aircraft in defiance of an American ban.
Iranian Airline Violates Terms Of Nuclear Deal By Purchasing Planes To Use In Syrian War
For the second time in five months, Mahan Air has purchased jets from Europe -- violating terms of an agreement with the Obama administration.
US Consulting Firm Builds Open Source Mobile Voter Registration System For Libya
Although the polling date hasn't been set, more than 1 million Libyans have registered to vote using Smart Elect, a platform designed by a North Carolina company.
Syria Talks: In Vienna, No Political Transition Plan Reached, Assad Power Remains Key Disagreement
Talks in Vienna on Friday failed to yield a framework for a post-Assad future in Syria, but negotiators agreed that the country's institutions should remain intact.
Syria Talks: For First Time In 4 Years, US Meets With Iran And Russia To Draft Framework For Syria Political Transition
The U.S., which will meet with Iran and Russia to find a solution to the Syrian war, has said talks that bring together all stakeholders, including Iran, are the only answer.
State Department: Evidence Shows Russia Hit Hospital In Syria With Airstrike
The U.S. has evidence that leads it to believe Russia hit a hospital in Syria with an airstrike, a State Department spokesman said.
Ahead Of Vienna Talks On Syrian Political Transition, Kerry Says 'We Have To End The War'
U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry spoke in Washington ahead of a trip to Vienna to hold talks with Mideast and Russian officials on ending the war in Syria.
US To Send Military To Frontline In Anbar Province, Iraq, To Support Iraqi Troops In Fight Against ISIS
The Iraqi security forces are stalled in key battlegrounds and the U.S. says it has a plan to help.
US, By Virtue Of Scheduled Syria Talks, Concedes Syrian President Bashar Assad Is Here To Stay For Foreseeable Future
The U.S. concedes any political transition in war-torn Syria would most likely include Iran and maintain a place for Syrian President Bashar Assad.
Pentagon: The Balance Of Forces Is In Assad's Favor
Now that Russia and Iran have stepped up their offensives, Assad has the upper hand in Syria, Gen. Joe Dunford said Tuesday.
Kurds Turn To Washington Lobbyists To Convince Obama Administration To Arm Them Directly, Bypass Baghdad: Report
A powerful Kurdish lobbyist group in Washington is trying to convince the Obama administration to bypass Baghdad and arm the Kurdish fighters in Iraq directly.
US And Russia Try To Avoid Military Confrontation In Syrian Sky
Once in control of the Middle East nation's airspace, the U.S. military is now dodging Russian jets -- which are making Syrian rebels feel vulnerable to airstrikes.
Russia Bombs Islamist Rebel Group Al Nusra, Starts Battle For Aleppo
Russia began bombing the headquarters of Jabhat al Nusra in Syria's largest city Thursday night, marking the launch of a regime offensive to drive out the rebels.
Iraqi Security Forces Advance Near Ramadi in Albu Faraj; US Says Forces Could Take Key City Soon
After months of planning and training, the Iraqi security forces are finally in a position to launch an assault on Ramadi.
In Search Of New Funding And Weapons, Moderate Syrian Rebels Say Aleppo Is Falling
Rebels in Syria expect a shortfall in weapons over the next few months, and they are looking for new investors.
Russian Planes In Syria Divert From Flight Paths To Look At US Drones, Pentagon Says
On Saturday coalition and Russian planes entered the same battle space and came into visual contact, the Pentagon said.
Russian Airstrikes On Syria Push Obama Administration To Scale Back Effort To Oust Assad
Russia's airstrikes in support of Syrian President Assad are pushing the Obama administration to dial back its support of the rebels.
As Russia Steps Up Strikes in Syria, Energy Deals Waver
A proposed gas line through Turkey to Europe is among the plans that could be affected by Russian attacks in Syria.
Afghan Hospital Airstrike: US Has Long History Of Mistakenly Killing Civilians
The recent airstrike on a hospital in Afghanistan was only the latest in a string of errors that have resulted in civilian deaths.
Supply And Demand: European Smugglers Are The Winners As New Routes Open Up For Refugees Fleeing Conflict In The Middle East
A portion of the unemployed population in Eastern Europe is profiting off of the refugee crisis by setting up smuggling networks.
Overwhelmed By Thousands Of Refugee Children Traveling Alone, Europe Considers Adoption
In 2015, the most unaccompanied kids in six years are likely to enter Germany. Adoption is one solution — but not all refugees want to be adopted.
The Week Ahead: Investors Skeptical Amid Fed's Interest Rate Hike Uncertainty, Asian Markets Mixed
Reports to watch this week include consumer spending, weekly jobless claims and unemployment rate.
Obama's United Nations General Assembly Speech To Call On World Leaders To Halt Aggressive Political Tactics
U.S. President Barack Obama will use the Iranian nuclear deal as an example of successful diplomacy during his U.N. General Assembly speech Monday.
Pope Wraps Up Historic Visit To US With Final Mass In Philadelphia
During a sermon at the last event on his U.S. trip, the pope again emphasized the need for everyone to think small, and said faith should begin with family.
Saudi Arabia Withdraws Billions Of Dollars From Asset Managers To Cut Deficit From Falling Oil Prices
The Gulf nation has repatriated about $73 billion from global asset managers in recent months.
Sprint Decides To Sit Out Of Upcoming 2016 Airwaves Auction
Sprint Corp. is the first U.S carrier to announce it will sit out of the 2016 airwaves auction.
