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Bosnia to apply for EU accession Mon.
The Bosnian government is ready to submit its application for EU membership, the country’s prime minister says.

The Bosnian government is ready to submit its application for EU membership, the country’s prime minister says.

NATO approves a plan to strengthen its military presence in Eastern Europe, where Russia is perceived a threat.

All of the US presidential candidates from both major political parties will continue the policy of perpetual war, says Dennis Etler

Russia says Saudi Arabia's King Salman is set to visit Moscow in March.

An analyst says Erdogan's foreign policy is "disastrous" and and hes left Turkey isolated.

Iran says several leading European airlines including KLM, Air France and British Airways will start making flights to its Imam Khomeini International Airport (IKIA) from late March.

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan says the Syria crisis can't be solved without no-fly zone or “safe zones” within the Arab country.

Iran’s Zarif arrives in the German city of Munich to participate in talks on the Syrian crisis.

FBI agents are moving in on anti-government militants still occupying a national wildlife refuge in the state of Oregon.

Russia presents a revised bid to the UN for the extension of its share of the Arctic territory.

Syria expects the battle to liberate the militant-held areas of Aleppo city will be short but not easy.

Boeing is reportedly considering major job eliminations.

The Palestinian chief negotiator says Benjamin Netanyahu is ruling “laws of the jungle” in Israel.

At least three Saudi troopers are killed in a retaliatory attack by Yemeni forces in the kingdom’s Asir region.

Israeli forces breach the "Blue Line" and seize cattle in Lebanon’s southeast village of Halta.

Two law enforcement officers in the US state of Maryland have been fatally shot by a gunman.

Indications are growing that Iran will soon witness a surge in visits by foreign tourists.

North Korea executes the country’s military chief of staff over alleged corruption, says a South Korean official.