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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.

Japan does indeed have numerous, mostly fragmented and splintered, far-right groups.

Markets will look to the outcome of the two-day Federal Reserve meeting for clues about the future of monetary policy.

To say that rapid-growth China has a pollution problem is an understatement; this program aims to attract minds to solve it.

Expectations about the German and the euro zone economies worsened in March 2014, according to the latest ZEW survey.

Investors could hold out for fresh direction on monetary policy from the Janet Yellen-led Federal Reserve Wednesday.

American Chocolate Week is celebrated each March to honor the sweetened greatness that is chocolate.

Apple is preparing to release an 8GB version of its iPhone 5c on Tuesday, reports suggest, possibly free with contract.

Manchester United continue to be linked with players as part of a summer overhaul, but could face a struggle to lure their targets to Old Trafford.

Speculation over the future of Olivier Giroud has been accompanied by further rumors over Arsenal’s striker targets.

The Swiss bank held trading portfolio assets of $9.7 billion in precious metals and other physical commodities.

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Despite a lower close on Friday owing to concerns in Ukraine, Monday seems set for a solid start.

Cases from '70, '96 and last month may have something in common with MH370, if indeed it has been hijacked, which we still don't know.

Kiev and the West call that scenario "illegitimate."

Latest attack comes after a killing in Donetsk; 2,000 pro-Russian protesters attack a pro-Ukraine group.

Russian sources reported Friday that a U.S. drone had been taken down by "self-defense forces" in Crimea. The U.S. says it never happened.

Thirteen years after 9/11, a terrorist is on trial in New York for making threats against Americans and recruiting Al Qaeda bombers.

The EU and the US have threatened to impose visa bans on at least 13 prominent Russian politicians and businessmen.

The cap is required by a deal over its nuclear program with six global powers: U.S., U.K., France, Germany, Russia and China.

Following Thursday's fall, which was triggered by concerns about China, Friday adds the Ukraine crisis back into the mix.