
FOREIGN POLICY
US offers extra financial aid to Ukraine
The US vice president pledges more American aid to Ukraine.

The US vice president pledges more American aid to Ukraine.

Ten Libyan cities pledge their support to the UN-backed unity government that has moved into Tripoli.

Tens of thousands of people rally across Brazil in support of President Dilma Rousseff, amid ongoing calls for her impeachment.

Amnesty International says Turkish authorities have been illegally deporting large numbers of Syrian refugees in recent months

Obama says the US is committed to Turkey’s security.

Turkish authorities detain a man suspected of killing a Russian pilot near the Syrian-Turkish border last November.

The US violates UN decisions routinely while condemning other nations for the same, an analyst says.

A top Human Rights Watch official slams the United States and Britain for supporting Saudi Arabia’s deadly military campaign in Yemen.

US President Barack Obama says America, South Korea and Japan are united against North Korea’s “provocations”.

Russia denies reports that it has reached a deal with the US over the fate of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad as part of efforts to end the crisis in the Arab country.

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan urges Europe to support Ankara's campaign against Kurdish PKK militants.

The White House has denounced Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump’s nuclear policy as “catastrophic”.

The UN rights chief describes as "sickening" new allegations of sexual abuse by UN peacekeepers and French troops in the Central African Republic.

The Saudi king meets with a number of US Republican Congressmen a day after the six-member delegation held a meeting with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

The US is switching its defense doctrine from assurance to deterrence in Eastern Europe over “a resurgent and aggressive Russia."

The police union in Chicago, Illinois, says it has hired as a janitor the officer charged with first-degree murder.

A court in Egypt jails 72 members of Muslim Brotherhood, convicting them of stirring violence.

Security staff of Turkish Recep Tayyip Erdogan clashed with angry protesters in Washington, who called him a "terrorist."