Russian Defense Minister Meets U.S. Ambassador To Moscow

Spanish Prosecutors Seek Arrest Of Ousted Catalan Leader

Azerbaijan Drops Charges Against Turan News Agency And Its Director

British PM May Replaces Defense Minister Amid Sexual Harassment Scandal

White House Calls On Russia To Stop Blocking UN Gas Attack Inquiry In Syria

The White House late on November 1 called on Russia to stop blocking efforts to renew the authority of a UN investigative body charged with determining who is behind chemical weapons attacks in Syria.

U.S. Lawmakers Release Russia-Linked Facebook Advertisements

U.S lawmakers have released a batch of Facebook ads linked to Russia’s efforts to disrupt the 2016 U.S. presidential election and stir up emotions on sensitive social issues.

At Least Eight Killed In Fuel Tanker Blast In Central Afghanistan

Bahrain Accuses Opposition Leaders Of Spying For Qatar

U.S. No Longer Releasing Data On Afghan Casualties Amid Uptick In Violence

The U.S. military for the second time in eight years is withholding information about casualty and attrition rates in the Afghan army and police force at the request of the Kabul government, a watchdog agency said on October 31.

Syrian Opposition Rejects Russia-Sponsored Peace Initiative

State Department Confirms Iran Rejected High Level Meeting

The U.S. State Department confirmed on October 31, that during the U.N. General Assembly in New York, the U.S. made a pitch to Iran for a high-level meeting.