'No Tangible Progress' On Syria Constitution: UN envoy

Poroshenko Asks NATO To Send Ships To Azov Sea To Help Protect Ukraine

Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko is calling on NATO to send ships to the Sea of Azov to help protect Ukraine after Russia seized three Ukrainian naval vessels and their crew off Crimea.

Twitter Suspends Account That 'Impersonated' Putin, Issuing Tweets In English

Twitter late on November 28 suspended an account that it said had been impersonating Russian President Vladimir Putin.

Saudi Arabia Inks Deal For Lockheed's Missile Defense System

U.S. Senators Ask White House To Probe ZTE Work In Venezuela

At Least 10 Killed In Taliban Attack On Security Contractor's Compound In Kabul

Afghan officials say at least 10 people have been killed and 19 wounded in an attack that targeted a security contractors' compound in the capital, Kabul.

Manafort Denies Report He Met With WikiLeaks Founder Before 2016 Election

U.S. President Donald Trump's former campaign chairman Paul Manafort denied ever meeting with Wikileaks founder Julian Assange after The Guardian newspaper published a story alleging the two met at least three times.

U.S. Charges Six Russians, Two Kazakhs In Online Ad Fraud Scheme

U.S. prosecutors have indicted eight people, most of them Russian, for an alleged online fraud involving fake advertising that caused companies to lose tens of millions of dollars, the Justice Department announced late on November 27.

Trump Says May Cancel Putin Meeting Over Russia's Capture Of Ukrainian Sailors

U.S. President Donald Trump says he is considering canceling his scheduled meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin at the Group of 20 summit in Argentina this week over Russia's detention of Ukrainian sailors.

Three U.S. Soldiers Killed In Afghanistan Blast

The U.S. Army says three of its soldiers have been killed in a roadside bombing near the central Afghan city of Ghazni.

Russia Rejects $1.3 Billion International Arbitration Ruling In Ukraine Bank Case

Russia says it will not accept an international arbitration ruling obliging Moscow to pay Ukraine's biggest state-run bank $1.3 billion in compensation for loss of business and assets in Crimea following Moscow's annexation of the peninsula in 2014.