Reuters

The drops followed a jump back from six-year lows on Friday.

The warring sides also agreed to abide by a ceasefire deal signed in January 2013 but frequently violated.

Ansar al-Sharia said its members targeted and killed Abu Abdullah al-Ayadi, a Houthi commander in Yemen's central city of Ibb.

The bombs caused little damage but were the first to shake the Thai capital since the military seized power in May.

Nusra Front has been battling the Syrian military as well as other insurgent groups in Syria.

Iraqi forces freed workers who had gone missing after Islamic State group raided an oil station in Kirkuk.

Greece's new government has launched its drive to persuade a skeptical Europe to accept a new debt agreement.

After peace talks fail, 24 hours of violence erupts in Ukraine.

The Federal Reserve last week lifted its assessment of the U.S. expansion to “solid” from “moderate.”

The walkouts are the first conducted in support of a nationwide collective-bargaining agreement in the industry since 1980.

Speaking in parliament, Wael al-Halqi said Syria's would "back any initiatives to fight global terrorism," state media reported.

North Korea accused Washington of trying to shift the blame for the deadlock in negotiations over the country's controversial nuclear program.

Thousands of pro-democracy protesters returned to the city's streets Sunday, in the first large-scale rally since protests hit the city last year.

Authorities in Tibet will offer rewards up to $48,000 for tips on "violent terror attacks", state media reported.

Obama's budget proposals will include a minimum tax of 19 percent on U.S.-based companies' future foreign earnings, Bloomberg reported.

Saturday's strike occurred in the remote desert town of al-Saeed in Shabwa province in southern Yemen.

Kurdish forces, supported by U.S.-led airstrikes have taken the Syrian city of Kobani.

Both Ukraine and Russian-backed separatists blamed each other for talks that collapsed Saturday.

The two look to be in line to replace Philadelphia Fed President Charles Plosser, who steps down March 1, and Richard Fisher of the Dallas Fed.

Vehicles from Toyota, Fiat and Honda have been recalled over the issue.

German Chancellor Angela Merkel says debt reduction for Greece is a nonstarter and that she is waiting to see what the new Greek government will do.

Zoran Zaev, leader of the Social Democrats, was charged with conspiring with a foreign intelligence service to topple the government.

Fighting continued between Kiev government forces and pro-Russian separatists as the parties engaged in peace talks Saturday.

Mattarella, a judge, is the first native of Sicily to become president of the country.

The outgoing Defense Secretary said the U.S. might need to send non-combat ground troops to Iraq to help turn back Islamic State forces.

Abu Malik had been a chemical-weapons engineer during the rule of Iraqi strongman Saddam Hussein.

"Criminalizing people's words and thoughts is misguided and won't make Canadians any safer," a civil libertarian says.

The dollar was on track for its best run since 1971, while European shares headed for their best monthly performance in more than three years.

Some economists said the impact of certain tax hikes a year ago could have led to the eurozone core figure dropping.