North Korea blames U.S. for tension on peninsula
North Korea accused the United States on Wednesday of contributing to an "unpredictable" situation on the divided Korean peninsula and abusing its power in the U.N. Security Council to impose its "hostile policy" against Pyongyang.
Kerry confronts clashing interests in Syria, Iran and Russia
This time will be different. That is the word from U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry to Syrian rebels who have become so frustrated by empty promises of help to overthrow President Bashar Assad that they had threatened to boycott a Thursday meeting in Rome of the Friends of Syria alliance.
Iran and Six Nations Agree to Continue Nuclear Talks
Talks between Iran and six world powers over its nuclear program ended on Wednesday with an agreement to convene technical experts in Istanbul on March 18 and return to Almaty for full negotiations among the delegations on April 5 and 6, a senior Western diplomat said.
Iran nuclear crisis: New talks open in Kazakhstan
A new round of talks between world powers and Iran over its controversial nuclear programme has opened in the Kazakh city of Almaty.
Syrian FM Says Damascus Ready For Talks With Opposition
Syrian Foreign Minister Walid al-Muallem says Damascus is ready for dialogue with the opposition, including armed rebels who have been seeking to topple the regime for almost two years.
Ukraine’s Historic Moment – and How It May Be Lost
Will sophisticated diplomacy and shrewd lobbying make the EU sign an Association Agreement, with Kyiv?
Israel, U.S. Test Antimissile System
Israel's Defense Ministry says it has successfully tested the upgraded Arrow antimissile system for the first time during a joint exercise with U.S. forces.
Mass Protests Erupt across Bulgaria
Tens of thousands of people have taken to the streets across Bulgaria to protest against corruption and the country's rising cost of living.
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