A suicide bomber attacked Iraq's capital Monday, killing at least 12 people in a mainly Shiite area of the city, police said. The mornin...
الأحد، 8 فبراير 2015
US, South Korea Diplomats Discuss North Korea Nuclear Program
The number two diplomats from the United States and South Korea held talks in Seoul Monday to discuss bilateral issues and North Korea's...
Escaped Yazidi Women Recount Ordeal Under Islamic State Captivity
When militants of the Islamic State seized parts of northern Iraq six months ago, one the areas hardest hit was that of the Yazidis, an ethn...
Survey: Gay Vietnamese Come Out Early, But Face Battles at Home
Gay Vietnamese are coming out at an early age and doing so in a more welcoming environment, according to a new survey. Of those who particip...
Washington Week: Focus on Ukraine Crisis
The coming week will see continued focus on the crisis in Ukraine, beginning with President Barack Obama hosting German Chancellor Angela Me...
Washington Week: Focus on Ukraine Crisis
The coming week will see continued focus on the crisis in Ukraine, beginning with President Barack Obama hosting German Chancellor Angela Me...
At Least 5 Killed in Riots Before Soccer Match in Egypt
At least five Egyptian soccer fans were killed and 20 others injured in clashes on Sunday night when the security forces barred them from en...
UN Chief Insists Yemeni President Be Reinstated
U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon met with Saudi King Salman and his top advisers in Riyadh Sunday to discuss the recent power-grab in neig...
February 8, 2015
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Afghan President Warns Against Shifting Focus From His Country
Afghanistan’s President Ashraf Ghani urged the international community not to shift focus from his war-torn nation, warning it remains the m...
Quartet Urges Revival of Middle East Talks
The “Quartet” of Middle East peace mediators urged a prompt resumption of talks between Israel and the Palestinians after a meeting in Munic...
Egypt Sets Retrial Date for 2 Al Jazeera Journalists
Egyptian authorities have set February 12 as the start of the retrial for the two remaining jailed Al Jazeera journalists. A lawyer for one ...
In Europe, Parents' Dismay as Syria Jihad Lures Troubled Teens
As Belgium braces for a verdict in Europe's biggest trial of those accused of fostering Islamist violence in Syria, much attention is on...
Seeking Unity, Egypt Flies the Flag in Symbolic Tahrir
A circular patch of land in Cairo's central Tahrir Square poses a dilemma for the government: how to honor the epicenter of the 2011 pop...
Greek Leader to Reject austerity, Lay Out Hard Leftist Program
New Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras will lay out his radical left-wing government's policies in a speech later on Sunday, firmly rej...
Suicide Bomber Hits Niger Town After Army Repels Boko Haram
Niger's army repelled an attack by Nigerian Islamist group Boko Haram on the border town of Diffa on Sunday but a suicide bomber struck ...
Baghdad Curfew Ends Hours After Deadly Bombings
Baghdad's decade-old curfew has ended, just hours after a series of bombs killed at least 37 people and wounded scores of others. The cu...
TransAsia Discusses Compensation for Families of Crash Victims
TransAsia Airways representatives met Sunday with families of the victims of last week's plane crash in Taiwan to discuss compensation. ...
Nigeria Postpones Presidential Election
Nigeria has announced it is postponing the February 14 presidential election six weeks due to security concerns and the Boko Haram insurgenc...
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