Poll Shows Putin's Electoral Rating Drops Below 60 Percent

A leading independent Russian pollster says the electoral rating of President Vladimir Putin has fallen under 60 percent for the first time in five years.

EU Says All Responsible For Khashoggi Murder Must Be Held 'Accountable'

All those "really responsible" for the murder of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi must be held accountable, EU foreign policy chief Federica Mogherini said on November 22.

UN Yemen Envoy To Visit Battleground Hodeida City: Source

Oil Dips as U.S. Crude Stockpiles Swell; Possible OPEC Cuts Prevent Bigger Slide

Republicans Divided Over Trump's Posture Toward Saudi Arabia

Russian Lawmakers Recommend Review Of Nuclear Doctrine

A committee of the Russian parliament's upper house has recommended to the Kremlin to review the nation's rules for the use of nuclear weapons, local news agencies report.

Tajik Court Convicts 15 In Cyclists' Killings, Main Suspect Gets Life In Prison

The main surviving suspect in an attack that killed four foreign cyclists on a mountain road in Tajikistan in July has been convicted of "murder with extreme violence" and other crimes and sentenced to life in prison, participants in the closed-door trial say.

Interpol Chooses New Chief Amid Controversy

Interpol is poised to choose a new chief amid furor over the possibility that a top Russian Interior Ministry official could become the new head of the international police agency.

Russian Firm Linked To Alleged U.S. Election Meddling Sues Facebook

Lawyers: Trump Provides Written Answers To Special Counsel Russia Probe

Russia Fails To Curb New Powers Of Chemical Weapons Watchdog