Turkey and Greece have agreed to strengthen their economic ties despite deep-rooted differences, particularly over Cyprus. Turkish Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu was in Athens, as part of a two-day annual event to […]

A rocket developed jointly by China and Brazil has been launched from China’s northern Shanxi Province. It was carrying a satellite which will be used to monitor planning and management of land, […]

Violent clashes broke out between protesters and police in Milan on Sunday, as the La Scala opera season opened with a performance shaped by this year’s events in Ukraine and the Middle […]

Hundreds of protesters took the streets of New York City on Friday for the third straight night of protests following a grand jury decision not to indict New York Police Department (NYPD) […]

A large crowd of people march through the streets of NYC in protest of the Eric Garner chokehold grand jury ruling. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hlcnuVtxneg

Russian President Vladimir Putin was not able to open his annual address to parliament with news that a terrorist attack in Chechnya was over, but he did tell the audience Russia had […]

A Swedish retailer has been left red-faced over a miniature nazi invasion of its store shelves. Toy soldiers resembling Hitler’s troops were spotted in Scandinavia’s largest shopping mall.

Hong Kong performing artist Denise Ho talks about her support for the student protest movement in the face of censorship in China.

A group of Siberian oil workers are making international headlines for pushing their plane to free it from ice – allowing it to take flight. The aircraft, a Tupolev-134 plane, was stuck […]

From California to New York, there have been widespread protests in the wake of the Ferguson ruling. In Los Angeles, demonstrators expressed disappointment with the decision but few said they were surprised […]