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Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, seen here in March 2020, says the US can unilaterally reimpose UN sanctions on Iran

US-Europe Row As Pompeo Triggers Start Of Iran Sanctions 'Snapback'

US-Europe row as Pompeo triggers start of Iran sanctions 'snapback'

Colombian Leader Says Venezuela Trying To Acquire Iran Missiles

Ivan Duque, the Colombian president, says Venezuela is trying to acquire medium- and long-range missiles from its ally Iran

Colombian leader says Venezuela trying to acquire Iran missiles

Russia To Test Coronavirus Vaccine On 40,000 People

President Vladimir Putin said Russia had become the first country to register a coronavirus vaccine, though the announcement was met with caution from scientists and the World Health Organization who said it still needed a rigorous safety review

Russia's sovereign wealth fund, which finances the vaccine project, said the tests were the equivalent of the Phase 3 trials that other vaccines are undergoing.

Kremlin critics say the reform vote is a thinly veiled attempt to keep President Putin, 67, in power for life

Russian Opposition Leader Alexei Navalny Is Not The First Kremlin Critic To Suffer Strange Fate

Navalny fell into a coma after allegedly being poisoned before a flight back to Moscow from Russia's Siberian region.

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Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, seen here in February 2020, says the Trump administration has raised concerns with Russia over Afghanistan

US To Trigger Controversial 'Snapback' Of Iran Sanctions At UN

US to trigger controversial 'snapback' of Iran sanctions at UN

The United States is suspending private charter flights to Cuba

Cuba Becomes Latest Country To Begin Clinical Trials For Coronavirus Vaccine

Results from the trials, which involve 676 participants, are expected in February.

Thousands rallied in central Minsk waving the red-and-white flags of the opposition and calling on Lukashenko to step down

EU Rejects Belarus Vote Result As Lukashenko Orders Clampdown

EU rejects Belarus vote result as Lukashenko orders clampdown

Widespread opposition protests in Belarus are a new kind of dilemma for neighbouring Russia

Putin's Unexpected Dilemma: What To Do In Belarus?

Putin's unexpected dilemma: What to do in Belarus?

France issued a new mask warning off the back of a recent rise in cases believed driven by young people

Vaccine Should Be Mandatory, Says Australia PM As Race Heats Up

Almost 30 potential vaccines are currently being tested on humans across the globe.

Joe Biden and his newly named running mate Kamala Harris will be the focus of the Democrats' virtual convention starting August 17

DNC 2020 Highlights: Biden Officially Nominated As Democratic Candidate; Clinton Calls Trump A 'Bully'

Joe Biden on Tuesday officially became the Democratic Party nominee for president of the United States in a presidential contest like no other due to COVID-19.

This NASA/JPL/ZTF/Caltech Optical Observatories handout image obtained on August 18, 2020 shows asteroid 2020 QG (the circled streak in the center), which came closer to Earth than any other nonimpacting asteroid on record

Small Asteroid Becomes Closest Ever Seen Passing Earth: NASA

Small asteroid becomes closest ever seen passing Earth: NASA

Opposition supporters holding white and red balloons gathered outside the pre-trial detention centre where Sergei Tikhanovsky is being held

EU Leaders Urge Putin To Push For Talks In Belarus Over Disputed Vote

EU leaders urge Putin to push for talks in Belarus over disputed vote

Senate Intelligence Committee Agrees On One Thing – Russia Interfered In 2016

The bipartisan committee concluded that Russia pursued an aggressive interference campaign, but members split on party lines as to other conclusions.

Recovery For Emerging Markets Currencies Depends On Global Economic Rebound, Restored Commodity Demand

The pandemic has greatly hurt the economies and currencies of many emerging markets

"Joe Exotic" captured the imagination of Netflix watchers as the star of the true-crime documentary "Tiger King"

The Internet Was Convinced Donald Trump Would Pardon Joe Exotic, But They Were Wrong

Twitter believed President Trump would pardon “Tiger King” star Joe Exotic.

The trials will be conducted at several medical facilities across Pakistan

Pakistan To Conduct Trials Of Chinese Coronavirus Vaccine

Pakistan to conduct trials of Chinese coronavirus vaccine

France's mask warning comes off the back of a recent rise in cases -- believed to be driven by young people

French To Wear Masks In Workplaces As Other Countries Tighten Curbs

French to wear masks in workplaces as other countries tighten curbs

Prime Minister of Libya's UN-recognised Government of National Accord (GNA) Fayez al-Sarraj (C) meets with Turkish Defence Minister Hulusi Akar (R), and his Qatari conterpart Khaled bin Mohammad Al-Attiyah (L) in the capital Tripoli

Libya Unity Govt Signs Military Accord With Qatar, Turkey

Libya unity govt signs military accord with Qatar, Turkey

More than 100,000 people took part in a "March for Freedom" in Minsk on Sunday

Belarus Engulfed In Ninth Night Of Protests As Lukashenko Heckled

Belarus engulfed in ninth night of protests as Lukashenko heckled

German Foreign Minister Heiko Maas in Tripoli warned of a 'deceptive calm' in Libya

German Foreign Minister Warns Of 'Deceptive Calm' In Libya

German foreign minister warns of 'deceptive calm' in Libya

EU To Consider Sanctions As Protests, Strikes Pressure Belarus President Lukashenko

Lukashenko’s recent electoral victory has been described as fraudulent by the opposition and the west

Christopher Nolan's ‘Tenet' Tickets To Go On Sale For Early Screenings

Christopher Nolan's "Tenet" will release in theaters on Sept.3. Fans in the U.S. can buy tickets to the early screening of Christopher the movie from Friday, August 21.