U.K. Parliamentary Panel Asks Twitter For Data On Accounts Linked To Russia

A parliamentary committee in Britain has asked Twitter for details of accounts linked to Russia, days after counterparts in the United States made similar requests of social media companies.

Canada Sanctions 30 Russians, Top Investigative Official Linked To Magnitsky Case

Canada has announced financial sanctions and other restrictions on 30 Russians, including the country's top investigative officer, in connection with a whistle-blowing Russian lawyer whose 2009 death and the crimes he uncovered have been a persistent thorn in the Kremlin's side.

U.S. Official Met Syrian Security Chief In Damascus

Russian FSB Arrests Backers Of Kremlin Foe, Alleges 'Revolution' Plot

Russia's Federal Security Service (FSB) says it has apprehended groups of individuals in several Russian regions suspected of planning attacks on official buildings and police on November 4-5.

Trump Starts Asia Trip Amid Tensions - Possible Meeting With Putin

U.S. Sends Supersonic Bombers Over South Korea

U.S. supersonic bombers have flown over the Korean Peninsula as part of an exercise with Japanese and South Korean allies, the U.S. Air Force said ahead of a visit to the region by President Donald Trump.

Syrian Army Reportedly Takes Control Of Deir Al-Zor City From IS Militants

The Syrian Army and allied forces have taken full control of Deir al-Zor, the largest and most important city in eastern Syria, from the Islamic State (IS) extremist group, the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said on November 2.

Britain Investigating Whether Russia Sought To Influence Brexit Vote

British authorities have begun investigating whether Russia attempted to influence the British vote last year on leaving the European Union, media reported on November 2.

Macedonia Convicts 33 Over Deadly 2015 Shoot-Out, Hands Lengthy Jail Terms

Russian Defense Minister Meets U.S. Ambassador To Moscow

Spanish Prosecutors Seek Arrest Of Ousted Catalan Leader