Russian Spy Charged With Spreading Division In The US
A Russian agent inserted himself into U.S. political affairs to influence local elections and spread Russian propaganda and disinformation.
Pope Francis Calls Out 'The Whole Drama' Behind The War In Ukraine
Pope Francis had harsh words for the international community and their actions in Ukraine in an interview released Tuesday.
Twitter Stock Up Amidst Q3 Earnings, Russia Today Advertising Off-Boarding Announcement
Twitter announced Thursday that it is off-boarding Russia Today and Sputnik advertising just after its stock rocketed following third quarter earnings announcement.
Putin Predicts Superhuman Soldiers Will Be Worse Than Nuclear Bombs
Russian President Vladimir Putin has grim expectations of the future, predicting genetically-modified superhuman soldiers that could be the end of us.
60th Anniversary Of Sputnik: 10 Photos Of The Space Race
Sputnik launched the Soviet Union and the United States into the Space Race 60 years ago today. Here are some photos of what followed.
Yahoo Russia Hack: Department Of Justice Indicted Russian Spies, Hackers For Massive Breach
The U.S. Department of Justice indicted two criminal hackers and two Russian spies for their role in a 2014 hack that resulted in the theft of more than 500 million Yahoo accounts.
Russia Hacking Journalists? Google Warns Some They Have Been Targeted By State-Sponsored Hackers
Prominent journalists in the United States have been targeted by state-sponsored hackers according to warnings they have received from Google.
Russia Sanctions: Treasury Department Makes Changes To Allow Exports Of US Tech Products
The U.S. Treasury Department has modified sanctions against the Kremlin and will allow American tech companies to export products to Russia.
Syria Conflict Update: Russian Government Denies Existence Of Syrian Hospitals Allegedly Hit By Airstrikes
The Russian Defense Ministry has said there is no evidence linking Russian airstrikes to recent attacks on hospitals in Syria.
Russia-Ukraine Update: Crimea Attracts More Than 4 Million Tourists Despite Annexation
Crimean tourism is increasing despite concerns over Russia's annexation of the region, according to the Crimean minister of resorts and tourism.
New Russia Sanctions Will Have Little Impact, Experts Say
The latest round of sanctions on Russia hits people close to Putin, but they won't make a dent in the world's sixth-largest economy.
Anti-Japan Protests Gain Steam In China On Remembrance Of Past Japanese Aggression [PHOTOS]
The Chinese demonstrators smashing windows and burning Japanese cars aren't fired up about just islands in the East China Sea. Their grievances go back all the way to the 1930s.
Romney, Not Minicing Words, Tells Donors Palestinians Have 'No Interest' In Peace'
Romney's stance on Palestine, the two-state solution with Israel, and the peace process, were made abundantly clear in a recording obtained by Mother Jones. Thus far in the campaign, Romney's foreign policy statements in general have shown that he's not afraid to say what's on his mind.
Worldwide Cloud Services Market To Surpass $109B In 2012: Gartner
The worldwide cloud services market is estimated to grow 19.6 percent in 2012 to surpass the $109-billion mark, according to a new report by Gartner.
NASA?s Joseph Acaba, Two Russian Space Crew Land Safely In Kazakhstan
A Russian Soyuz capsule carrying U.S. astronaut Joseph Acaba and Russian cosmonauts Gennady Padalka and Sergei Revin landed on the Kazakh steppe at 8:53 local time (0253 GMT) Monday.
Japan Seeks To Phase Out Nuclear Power, But Some Are Skeptical
Following the historic disaster at Fukushima nuclear power plant last year, the Japanese government is poised to completely shift its energy policy by phasing out its dependence on atomic energy by the 2030s.
Russia And China Okay IAEA Resolution Demanding Iran Cease Nuclear Program
The U.S. and its allies have long sought to pressure Russia and China into backing such a statement against Iran, amidst fears that Israel would unilaterally attack Iran in a pre-emptive measure in lieu of finding a diplomatic solution to the crisis.
Lukoil Station Owners Protest Pricing Policies With $8 Gas In New Jersey, Pennsylvania
Gas prices hit $8 a gallon at some Lukoil stations in New Jersey and Pennsylvania as part of a protest by franchisees who say the Russian-based oil company's policies damage their ability to compete.
Indonesia - Smoking Itself To Death
Indonesia is the fifth-largest cigarette-producing market in the world. The government generates 6 percent of its revenue from taxes on tobacco.
Putin Thanks Romney For Branding Russia Enemy No. 1
Russian President Vladimir Putin thanked Mitt Romney Tuesday for rating Moscow as the United States' "number one geopolitical foe."
China Deploys Martime Surveillance To Island Dispute With Japan
These uninhabited rocks barely merit a few unnamed spots on Google Maps between Okinawa and Taiwan, but they have become a symbol of a much larger struggle over who controls what waters -- and what mineral resources lay beneath them -- in the East China Sea.
Poor Returns Cast Cloud over BRIC Equity Funds
Investors fed up with years of poor returns are deserting BRIC equity funds, pushing share valuations to record cheap levels and questioning the future of the high-profile investment theme.
IMF Chief Christine Lagarde’s Statement At APEC Leaders Summit (FULL-TEXT)
Christine Lagarde, managing director of the International Monetary Fund (IMF), issued the following statement at the opening of Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) Leaders Summit in Vladivostok, Russia on Sunday.
Thousands Cheer British Olympians on Streets of London
The summer sports lifted the host nation's mood as Mo Farah, Jessica Ennis, and David Weir were cheered on in the centre of the city.
Arsenal Transfer News: Fellaini, Adrian, Walcott and Biglia Involved in Latest Speculation
Arsenal could be set to strengthen their squad in the January transfer window, while there is further speculation about the future of a current Gunner.
Syria: Over 20 Killed In Car Bomb Attacks Near Army Compounds In Aleppo
Two bombs exploded near army compounds in the Syrian city of Aleppo Sunday night, killing more than 20 people and injuring around 60 of President Bashar al-Assad's forces and residents.
Officially 'Terrorists': The Haqqani Network, And Why The U.S. Blacklisted Them
The Haqqani network is one of the most violent groups of insurgents in the Middle East. On Friday, Hillary Clinton officially blacklisted them by declaring them a "Foreign Terrorist Organization."
'Zombie Apocalypse' Warning From Government: 'The Zombies Are Coming!'
This past summer, "zombie apocalypse" hysteria was on the rise as cannibalistic attacks were constantly in the news
Putin Calls For End Of Violence In Syria, But Won't Reconsider Russian Position
Russian President Vladimir Putin says that his priority in Syria is to end the violence, but accuses rebel supporters of pursing a 'dangerous and short-sighted policy.'
Yet Another Person Who Dislikes Mitt Romney: Vladimir Putin
Russian President Vladimir Putin said that U.S. Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney was "mistaken" in an interview aired Thursday.