Financial Firms Invested $27 Billion In Cluster Bomb Makers, Report Shows
Cluster bombs are banned in most countries, but some financial institutions are investing in the companies that make them.
EU Widens Sanctions To Pro-Russian Separatists In Ukraine
The names of the newly sanctioned are likely to be published in the EU’s official journal Saturday.
NATO Wrestles With New Fast-Reaction Force Prompted By Ukraine Crisis
NATO leaders envisaged a force able to quickly reinforce eastern Europe
Saudis Block OPEC Output Cut, Oil Price Sinks Further
A price war would hurt top non-OPEC exporter Russia, which has clashed with Saudi Arabia over Moscow's support for Syrian President Bashar Assad.
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Ukraine Puts On Parliamentary Show Of Unity In Message To Russia
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Ukraine Conflict Update: Ukrainians Oppose Federalization While Russians Support Kremlin
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Russia To Test-Fire Bulava Ballistic Missile From Nuclear Submarine On Nov. 30: Report
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Two journalists from a Russian news agency were reportedly attacked and their vehicle was torched during protests in Ferguson.
Russian Air Force Sends 14 Advanced Su-27 And Su-30 Warplanes To Belbek Air Base In Crimea
More than a dozen top-notch fighter jets will be able to patrol the Black Sea easily, on Ukraine's doorstep.
Killer Russian Tiger On The Loose In China: Feline Attack Tied To Vladimir Putin
Chinese farmers were warned not to approach the tiger or offer it food.
Saudi's Naimi Sees Oil Market 'Stabilizing Itself'
OPEC's meeting on Thursday will be one of the most crucial in recent years, with oil prices having tumbled some 30 percent since June.
Ferguson Update 2014: Riots Show Instability In US, Russian Diplomat Says
A Russian diplomat said the riots in Ferguson show America's instability.
France Mistral Ship Update: Hollande Suspends Decision To Deliver Warships To Russia
With tensions rising in Ukraine, France puts an end to talks of delivery of two helicopter carriers to Russia.
North Korea, Russia Agree To Increase Efforts To Restart Six-Party Talks On North's Nuclear Program
The six-party talks on North Korea's nuclear program between the U.S., South Korea, China, Japan and Russia took place between 2003 and 2007.
Russia To Build Unified Network Of Military Facilities On Its Arctic Territories In December
Russia’s latest move to beef up its military presence in the Arctic is seen as an effort to safeguard its national interests in the region.
Symantec Discovers 'Regin', One Of The Most Powerful Computer Viruses Ever Built
Symantec researchers have discovered a heavy-duty Trojan computer virus that could be the effort of a nation-state.
Why Is Chuck Hagel Resigning? 5 Reasons Defense Chief Is Leaving Obama Administration
Reason No. 1? Critics say Chuck Hagel didn't understand the Middle East.
German Business Morale Rebounds In November
The German economy has been hit by a slowdown in key euro zone trading partners.
Russia Calls Western Sanctions Over Ukraine ‘Blackmail’ Tool, Costing Country $40B A Year
The fall in oil prices is also affecting the Russian economy significantly and led another official to call the sanctions "blackmail."
Three More Ukrainian Soldiers Killed: Kiev Military
The death toll among Ukrainian soldiers since the ceasefire came into force now stands at about 150, according to Kiev's military.
Oil Price Seen Falling To $60 If OPEC Does Not Cut Output
Fund managers are divided over whether OPEC will reach an agreement on cutting output.
No Easy 'Plan B' For Iran If Nuclear Talks With Major Powers Collapse
Talks between Iran and six powers are expected to fail to reach a deal to lift sanctions by a deadline on Monday.
Symantec Discovers Regin: 'Stealth' Malware Used For Spying Purposes
Symantec believes that a new piece of malware was used for spying purposes by governments.
Obstacles Remain In Iran Nuclear Talks Before Monday Deadline Says Obama
It's unclear whether the U.S. and the other members of the P5+1 group can come to an agreement with Iran over its nuclear program.
Russia Will Not Rebuild Iron Curtain In Wake Of Economic Sanctions Over Ukraine: Vladimir Putin
The Russian president says his country won’t be isolated as a result of economic sanctions over Ukraine.
North Korea Warns US, Allies Of 'Catastrophic Consequences' Over UN Human Rights Rebuke
The Stalinist state has reacted with anger over a U.N. vote that suggested it face crimes-against-humanity charges.
Iran Nuclear Talks: Nuclear Deal With West 'Impossible' By Deadline, Iran Says
A report from an Iranian news agency, suggested that the country would be open to discussing an extension of the talks.
Ukraine Defense Minister Says 7,500 Russian Troops Present In Eastern Of Country
Four Ukrainian soldiers were killed and 10 others injured during clashes with pro-Russian rebels in eastern Ukraine in the past 24 hours.
Longtime Fear Of Iranian Clandestine Nuclear Program Could Lead To Extension In Talks
The Iranian nuclear talks are set to end Monday, but fear of a clandestine nuclear program could lead to an extension.
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