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Ukraine and Russia have been involved in a dispute over gas deliveries since last year, following Crimea’s annexation by Moscow.

While Russian President Vladimir Putin calls it being “stabbed in the back,” his U.S. counterpart Barack Obama has said Turkey has the right to protect its borders.

Russian President Vladimir Putin earlier compared Turkey’s action to gun down the warplane to being “stabbed in the back.”

The Belgian capital went into lockdown late Friday with closures of the metro, cinemas, shopping malls, cafes and restaurants amid information about a possible Paris-like attack in the city.

Bolivian President Evo Morales said his country did not need permission from any country to decide if it should have relations with Iran.

Canada's move to accept refugees comes in contrast to the U.S. where at least 30 state governors have said they will not accept Syrian refugees.

A senior Communist Party official in China's mainly-Muslim Xinjiang region said some party members have encouraged or even taken part in terrorism.

French President François Hollande is meeting with world leaders to step up the offensive against the Islamic State group in response to the Paris attacks.

Beijing is also looking to focus on expanding trade with Central and Eastern European countries, according to Premier Li Keqiang.

One of the two Russian pilots, who ejected from the Sukhoi Su-24M warplane shot down by Turkey, will reportedly be taken to the Russian airbase.

Prosecutor François Molins said that Abdelhamid Abaaoud and his accomplice planned to blow themselves up at La Défense, just days after the Nov. 13 carnage.

Tunisia, known to be the only Arab Spring country to have established a strong new democracy, is currently struggling with Islamist extremist violence.

The fight against Islamic State militants and other armed conflicts around the globe are fueling demand for U.S. missile defense equipment, helicopters and munitions.

Demonstrators gathered Tuesday night after footage from a police officer's fatal shooting of a 17-year-old youth became public.

The U.S. secretary of state likened a wave of recent Palestinian attacks to terrorism, and spoke with both leaders about how to end the violence.

A 23-year-old white man was arrested before midday in Bloomington, Minnesota, and two men aged 26 and 21, both white, turned themselves in, police said.

The Oct. 3 attack, condemned by the medical charity as a war crime, killed 30 people and wounded at least 37.

Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders says he wants to create a pathway to citizenship for immigrants and end "militarization" along the U.S.-Mexico border.

U.S. stocks rose as the incident boosted oil prices, fueling energy stocks.

Following the Paris terror attacks, Turkey has tightened its borders, forcing Syrians to find shelter in unofficial camps.

If world leaders gathering in Paris next week resolve to contain global warming, energy companies would need to abandon huge capital spending projects, a report finds.

Laquan McDonald, 17, falls to the ground after being struck by a police officer's gunfire in footage described as "graphic and violent" and "difficult to watch."

A majority of Americans from various backgrounds say tensions between racial and ethnic groups have increased in recent years, according to a poll.

In an email Tuesday, Jeh Johnson, U.S. secretary of homeland security, explained how new arrivals would be vetted by the U.S. government.

It remains unclear whether ransoms were paid for the release of the captives.

Grassroots action could be vital to winning votes as organized labor splits its allegiance between Democrats Hillary Clinton and Sen. Bernie Sanders.

A Chicago police officer was charged with first-degree murder and denied bail Tuesday in the 2014 shooting death of Laquan McDonald, 17.

It’s still unclear how much of a role encryption played in the planning of the Paris attacks, though members of the Islamic State group reportedly use several encrypted apps.

Shoppers in the U.S. can expect additional security measures, some of which may not be visible.