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An activist distributes campaign newspapers of pro-Moscow incumbent and candidate Igor Dodon on a street in Chisinau

Moldova Election Headed For Runoff In Russia-West Tug Of War

Moldova election headed for runoff in Russia-West tug of war

Humans In Orbit: Monday Marks 20 Years Of Human Presence Aboard ISS

The crew members of Expedition 1 reached the ISS on Nov. 2, 2000, thus becoming the first residents of the space station.

Russia Takes Four-year Doping Ban Battle To Court

Russia takes four-year doping ban battle to court

Sean Connery Cause Of Death: ‘Dr. No’ Star Dead At 90

The James Bond icon has died at age 90.

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A 2018 file photo of an Israeli Air Force F-35 Lightning II

US Plans To Sell 50 F-35 Fighters To UAE, Promises To Maintain Israel's Military Edge

The White House has promised Israel that it will help the country maintain military superiority in the Middle East once the sale goes through.

Up to 250 fans will attend the mixed martial arts card "One: Inside the Matrix" on Friday in Singapore

Singapore MMA Show Test Case For Return Of Sports Fans

Singapore MMA show test case for return of sports fans

Former prime minister Maia Sandu is the pro-Western presidential hopeful

Moldova Votes For President Under Moscow Gaze

Moldova votes for president under Moscow gaze

France is expected to extend the hours of an existing curfew, with possibly a full lockdown on weekends, or order targeted lockdowns in the hardest-hit regions

France, Germany Head Towards Lockdown As Virus Surges In Europe

France, Germany head towards lockdown as virus surges in Europe

Female soldiers in Senegal demonstrate a peacekeeping operation during a February 2020 visit by Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau amid global efforts to increase the role of women in peacemaking

UN Chief Deplores Persistent Lack Of Women In Peace Efforts

UN chief deplores persistent lack of women in peace efforts

Azerbaijan and Armenia have been locked in a bitter conflict over Karabakh since Armenian separatists backed by Yerevan seized control of the mountainous province in a 1990s war that left 30,000 people dead

Armenian Separatists Say Azerbaijan Closing In On Key Town

Armenian separatists say Azerbaijan closing in on key town

Shell had a positive third quarter but warned the resurgent coronavirus could spell more trouble ahead

Oil Giant Shell Rebounds Into Profit In Third Quarter

Anglo-Dutch oil titan Royal Dutch Shell on Thursday logged third-quarter net profit of $489 million (415 million euros), rebounding after a vast coronavirus-driven loss in the prior three months.

Karabakh's main city Stepanakert has been hit by increased artillery fire in recent days

Karabakh City Hit By Heaviest Shelling In Month Of Fighting: Official

Karabakh city hit by heaviest shelling in month of fighting: official

The World Health Organization (WHO) has identified 42 candidate vaccines in clinical trials, ten of which are in the most advanced "phase 3" stage

COVID-19 Vaccine Must Jump Through An Extra Hoop On West Coast

California Joins Oregon, Washington and Nevada in requiring any vaccine results to be approved independently by an expert panel.

The fighting over Nagorno-Karabakh has killed nearly 1,000 people

Azerbaijan Says 21 Dead In Armenia Missile Attack

Azerbaijan says 21 dead in Armenia missile attack

The arrest of US investor Michael Calvey, pictured here in 2019, and other executives of Baring Vostok, one of Russia's oldest private equity groups, sent shockwaves through the country's business community

Deal In Case That Led To US Investor's Arrest In Russia

Deal in case that led to US investor's arrest in Russia

People parade through the streets of Minsk in support of a nationwide strike seeking the resignation of Belarus President Alexander Lukashenko

Political Consultant Detained In Belarus Returns To US

Political consultant detained in Belarus returns to US

Arctic 'Sleeping Giants' Waking Up, Starting To Release Methane: Report

These "sleeping giants" are holding deposits of methane, a greenhouse gas far more potent than carbon dioxide.

A months-long lockdown was lifted in Melbourne as Australia's second biggest city got its virus outbreak under control

Australia Cheers End Of Melbourne Lockdown But Virus Ravages Europe, US

Australia cheers end of Melbourne lockdown but virus ravages Europe, US

Joao Felix (R) celebrates with Thomas Lemar after scoring twice to help Atletico Madrid to a 3-2 win over Salzburg

'New Cristiano Ronaldo' Drops Huge Revelation Following Champions League Heroic

Atletico Madrid star Joao Felix made a huge revelation as he looked back at his Champions League matchday heroic against RB Salzburg.

Cars drive near shell-pocked buildings in Libya's eastern coastal city of Benghazi on October 23, 2020, after a ceasefire agreement was signed between the country's warring factions

UN Security Council Ratifies Libya Ceasefire Deal

UN Security Council ratifies Libya ceasefire deal

US President Donald Trump holds his first summit with North Korea's leader Kim Jong Un in June 2018 in Singapore, later saying that they 'fell in love'

Does Russia, China, North Korea Want Trump To Win The Election? What Trump Said About Putin, Xi, Kim Jong Un

President Donald Trump said North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, Russian President Vladimir Putin and Chinese leader Xi Jinping would prefer him to be reelected over Joe Biden, calling them "sharp as a tack."