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Since the start of OPEC's production cuts, oil market analysts and experts have been focusing on how U.S. shale would respond to the relatively higher and stable oil prices, possibly eating up some of the cartel's global market share while the cu
Gulbudin Hekmatyar, leader of Afghanistan's Hizb-e-Islami, or Islamic Party, is due to return to Kabul on Thursday, ending decades of exile and fighting against the government, said a statement released by the presidential palace.
Cooling relations between Berlin and Ankara have spurred cross-party calls for German troops to leave the Incirlik air base. Incirlik has been the Bundeswehr's key base in its fight against the so-called "Islamic State."
Investigation: Route of Bulgarian Weapon Deliveries to Syrian Islamists Exposed
World Press Freedom Day, celebrated May 3, stemmed from the necessity to admonish governments the world over a free media acts as a barometer of the health of a nation -- insofar as wrongdoing, exposed, can't continue unnoticed -- but today's c
World Press Freedom Day, celebrated May 3, stemmed from the necessity to admonish governments the world over a free media acts as a barometer of the health of a nation -- insofar as wrongdoing, exposed, can't continue unnoticed -- but today's c
Russia is extremely active in search of a diplomatic way forward in the Syria conflict.
Our relationship with Assad could have been very different
Relations between Turkey and Russia have been fully restored, President Vladimir Putin said in a meeting with President Recep Tayyip Erdo?an in Sochi Wednesday.
Although the White House confirmed that Iran was living up to the 2015 JPCOA nuclear agreement, Congress is still moving forward with new sanctions against the country. Why? According to the Administration it's because they test missiles, support ter
Israeli strikes hit an arms depot operated by the Lebanese Hizbollah group near Damascus airport on Thursday, in a brazen attack on its enemy inside Syria.
US media reports this week blamed North Korea for having a dastardly role in an alleged chemical weapons massacre in Syria. As if the two countries could not be demonized enough. The latest spin of the "axis of evil" suggests Washington is hell-
After experiencing a lot of hype after the missile strike, we have reached a point where the US seems to have nothing to offer to the people of Syria except support for the powers that have played a central role in fomenting the crisis in the first p
Two dozen former U.S. intelligence professionals are urging the American people to demand clear evidence that the Syrian government was behind the April 4 chemical incident before President Trump dives deeper into another war.
Assad's military has been the most engaged entity fighting against ISIS over the past year.
Russian news agencies have reported a successful firing test of the mach 8 hypersonic Zircon missile.
UN Elects Largest Oppressor of Women, Saudi Arabia, to Woman's Rights Commission -- Seriously
Israel is the first country outside the US to get access to the F-35 war plane, the most expensive ever developed
A few hour ago the Turkish airforce hit Kurdish and Yezidi positons on both sides of the Singal mountains in east-Syria and west-Iraq. Near Derik in east-Syria more than 20 bombs destroyed a YPG headquarter, a radio station and a media center.
VATICAN CITY (Reuters) - Pope Francis hopes to mend ties with Muslims on his trip to Egypt on Friday but faces criticism from church conservatives for meeting Islamic religious leaders after a spate of deadly attacks against Christians.
We are often told that the invasion and occupation of Iraq and the war in Syria are disastrous failures of Western foreign policy.
The situation in the north-west Syria is turning favor of the Syrian government, though much work needs to be done.
Two weeks after launching missile strikes on Syria, the U.S. Treasury announced it has sanctioned 271 employees of Syria's Scientific Studies and Research Center in response to the alleged sarin attack conducted by the Assad regime on Kahn Sheikhoun.
Multiple media outlets are reporting that the OPCW has been blocked by Western Nations to conduct a forensic investigation of the recent Syrian chemical attacks. The Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW) had previously worked wi
A recent airstrike by the U.S.-led coalition in Iraq is believed to have caused more than 270 civilian deaths, a tragedy that provoked an international outpouring of grief and outrage.
Single Deadliest Taliban Attack on Military of the Entire War
Ever since oil was discovered in the Arabian desert in 1938, Saudi Arabia has been the world's premier petro-state and the dominant force within the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries.
Syria's President Bashar Assad vows to fight the Turkish Army if it refuses to leave Syria
As President Trump wages a rhetorical battle with North Korea over its nuclear program, his secretary of state says the nuclear deal with Iran will now be placed under review.
There is an old saying in war. "No battle plan ever survives contact with the enemy."
