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Suicide bombing kills 28 in Turkish border town
A suicide bombing killed 28 people and wounded 100 others in southeastern Turkey on Monday, a governor said. The blast…
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North Korea says no to dialogue after invitations from Seoul
North Korea dampened hopes for meaningful dialogue with South Korea Monday, in a year that Seoul had earmarked for greater…
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Cenk Uygur of The Young Turks hails Iran deal as, “Fantastic!”
On Tuesday, The Young Turks host Cenk Uygur calls the Iran deal, “Fantastic!” and slams Conservatives. Uygur attacks the right-wingers…
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The Iran Deal was a triumph for diplomacy but now the hard work begins
By Parsa Ghahramani There is a time and a place for everything. Now is a time for celebration: after months of…
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Re-establishment of diplomatic relations with Cuba
President Obama announced on July 1, 2015, the historic decision to re-establish diplomatic relations between Cuba and the United States…
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Petrobras scandal ramifications getting closer to Lula da Silva
One of Brazil’s leading weekly magazines, Epoca, has revealed that former president Lula da Silva could be investigated over corruption…
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Bolivia’s Morales does not support Mercosur/EU deal based on ‘competitive’ trade
Bolivian president Evo Morales said that if Mercosur insists in forging a trade agreement with the European Union, Bolivia will…
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Bosnia Federation entity coalition falls apart
By Srecko Latal The collapse of the fragile governing coalition in the Bosnian Federation on Thursday leaves the entity in…
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Dozens killed in Eastern Ukraine as fighting flares up
Ukrainian authorities said Thursday that dozens of people were killed in the east of the country over the past day…
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U.S. Senate passes spy agency’s surveillance reform bill
The U.S. Senate on Tuesday passed the USA Freedom Act, a domestic surveillance reform bill that would extend the bulk…
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