No Ukraine Summit Without Progress On Peace Plan, Merkel Tells Putin
The foreign ministers of France, Germany, Russia and Ukraine will meet in Berlin on Monday to discuss the situation.
Obama Cameron Meeting: President To Host British PM At White House Next Week
Cameron and Obama will discuss a number of issues at hand, like the situation in Ukraine, the Islamic State group and counterterrorism.
Russia Says Ukraine Violated Terms Of $3B Loan, May Demand Early Repayment
Russian Finance Minister Anton Siluanov says his country has legitimate grounds to demand immediate repayment of the debt.
US Calls On Moscow To Release Jailed Ukrainian Pilot
State Department spokeswoman Jen Psaki said there were concerns about the health of the pilot, who is on a hunger strike.
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The IMF has cobbled together a $17 billion program for Ukraine but says $15 billion more is needed.
Three Ukrainian Soldiers Killed On Eastern Orthodox Christmas Day
Three more Ukrainian soldiers died on the Eastern Orthodox Christmas Day, despite a ceasefire being in place.
Pro-Russian Hacker Group CyberBerkut Claims Attack On German Government Websites
Two German government websites were taken down for almost five hours on Wednesday in protest of a meeting with Ukrainian leadership.
Iran Nuclear Talks To Be Held January 18 In Geneva, European Union Says
The meeting will seek "further progress towards a long-term comprehensive solution on the nuclear issue,” the EU said.
Barack Obama's India Visit: Can The Obama-Modi 'Friendship' Deliver Results?
National security and economic cooperation are expected to be high on the agenda for Obama's second visit to India as president.
Syria Chemical Weapons: New OPCW Report Reiterates That Chlorine Gas Was Used On Civilians
The latest report, the third one about the use of chemical weapons in Syria, was also discussed by the U.N. Security Council.
Fourth Former High-Ranking Russian Military Official Commits Suicide In Less Than A Year
Police are investigating for links among the four suicides since the circumstances are similar.
Russia To Hire More Foreign Soldiers; Experts Believe Move Not Linked To Ukrainian Conflict
The latest move will likely make it easier for Russian military forces to hire locals in regions beyond Russia's borders.
Wall Street’s Week Ahead: Dow Jones Industrial Average Plunges 300 Points As Economists Eye Jobs Report
Economists are looking ahead to Friday's highly anticipated jobs report after the Dow plunged as much as 350 points Monday.
Ukraine Talks In January: France, Germany Only Want To Meet With Russia If 'Progress' Is Possible
France's Hollande and Germany's Merkel want to meet with Ukrainian and Russian leaders, but they don't want to waste their time.
Oil Hits Five-And-A-Half-Year Lows On Supply Glut
Lackluster economic data from the U.S. on Friday fueled worries about the state of the global economy and the strength of oil demand.
AirAsia Flight 8501: Black Box Flight Recorders Focus Of Java Sea Search
Bad weather is hampering the search for wreckage from AirAsia Flight 8501.
Hassan Rouhani Hopes Iran Nuclear Deal Will Lift Sanctions In 2015
President Hassan Rouhani's comments mark a departure from the anti-Western rhetoric of his predecessor.
Huawei $46 Billion In Sales Revenue Highlights Growing Boom Of Chinese Companies In Smartphone Wars
Huawei's sales are indeed impressive, but Xiaomi could be the real giant in waiting.
‘Russian Spies’ Detained Outside NATO Air Base In Lithuania
A Lithuanian military official says one detainee was embedded among his own officers.
Iran, US Tentatively Agree On Deal To Reduce Nuclear Stockpile By Shipping Material To Russia
A rough agreement is expected by March, but experts doubt whether a final settlement will be reached before a June deadline.
Thousands Of Hungarians Protest For Democracy In Prime Minister Orbán's Government
Hungarians have criticized Orbán for what they see as corrupt policies that don't represent popular sentiment.
Child Porn, Hacking Services Make Up Dark Net Economy That Replaces Law With Profit
A new study has determined that four-fifths of the traffic on Tor hidden services goes toward pedophilia-related websites.
Obama Reaching Out To Russia Behind The Scenes, Kissinger Used To Woo Putin
The Obama administration tried to heal its relationship with Russia behind the scenes this year, according to a Bloomberg report.
Vladimir Putin's 15 Years In Power: 5 Ways Russia Has Changed
Vladimir Putin celebrates 15 years in power on Wednesday. A lot has changed since he became president on New Year's Eve 1999.
Report: JPMorgan Mulled Retaliatory Hacks Against Foreign Cyberattackers
A JPMorgan executive suggested hacking Iran from an offshore location, Bloomberg News reported.
On Eastern Ukraine's Front Lines, Strategic, Besieged Mariupol Faces Economic Destruction
The strategic Black Sea port city gets ready for war, but the damage to its economy has already been done.
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