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After an emergency Parliamentary session Saturday, Russia approved President Vladimir Putin’s request to send troops into the turbulent nation of Ukraine. The move came after Russia had already started taking hold of ...

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US president says he is "deeply concerned" by Russian troop movements in Crimea and warns of "costs" of intervention.

Italy needs audacious investment in education and infrastructure if it is to embrace the generational change it needs The brash, 39-year-old Matteo Renzi is Italy's third unelected prime minister since November 2011. Mar...

A group of men dressed in black and carrying knives attacked people at Kunming Railway Station in southern China in what Chinese state television is calling a “violent terror attack.”  Approximately 27 people are de...

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A “Miami. See it like a native” poster deemed too racy 35 years ago now is being censored by Facebook.

Repetitive counts are prejudicial, say lawyers, while prosecutors claim prisoner has made remarks that harm his case

The National Basketball Association has asked LeBron James of the Miami Heat to trade the fearsome black carbon-fiber mask he wore on Thursday to protect his broken nose for a clear mask. While black masks are not banned...

In a series of exclusive interviews, Business Insider spoke with members of Al Shabaab — the newly emboldened Islamic militant group that attacked the Westgate mall and repelled a raid by SEAL Team Six — to ask how t...

A former Guantanamo Bay detainee from Britain has been charged with Syria-related terrorism offenses, UK police said Saturday.

South Korea's President Park Geun-hye warns Japan it will bring isolation on itself if it reviews a statement acknowledging its wartime use of sex slaves.

What's in store for Afghanistan if Obama decides not to leave any troops there next year?

Ukraine's Defence Minister says Russia has sent 6,000 troops into the country.

Two vans carrying a polio vaccination team were hit by a roadside bomb in Pakistan's northern Khyber Agency on Saturday, authorities said.

Move seen as prelude to eased tensions in nation where protesters' demand for PM's resignation has led to deadly unrest.

Gunfight between Shia fighters and security forces leaves 13 dead, as the Houthi movement strengthens in the north.

Libyan colonel shot dead in eastern city of Benghazi

At least nine bodies found, as the UN considers censuring the Sri Lankan government over possible war crimes.

LEOMINSTER, Mass. (AP) -- Jean Paul Turayishimye survived the genocide of Rwanda while serving in the opposition forces and escaped, ultimately to the United States.     

WASHINGTON -- A Samoan woman studying to become a nun pleaded guilty Friday to killing her newborn son at a convent in Washington.