Truce shaky as apparent shelling heard in Ukraine
Explosions reported just a day after Ukraine and Russian-backed separatists signed a cease-fire agreement
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Explosions reported just a day after Ukraine and Russian-backed separatists signed a cease-fire agreement
Commercial aircraft charted by U.S.-led military, headed from Afghanistan to Dubai, forced to land in Iran
General warns of intel reports about revenge attacks after top militant leader killed in U.S. air strike
Iraq, Syria, and Ukraine have dominated the headlines, but emerging issues elsewhere could create real problems for the U.S.
Tallinn says gunmen took officer across border, but Moscow says the man was detained on Russian soil and is suspected spy
The most compelling images from the week's news for August 30 to September 5, 2014
When Dubai-bound plane carrying U.S. citizens entered Iranian air space, it was told it hadn't filed a flight plan and would have to land
Some photographs need captions to make sense of. Here are some of our favorites from the week's news: Aug. 30-Sept. 5
The Salon Privé car show in London, England highlights some of the world's rarest and most expensive cars
Death of Ahmed Abdi Godane, leader of al-Shabaab terror group, called a "major symbolic and operational loss" to al Qaeda affiliate
Gridlock could further complicate efforts by six world powers to negotiate resolution to decade-old dispute with Iran over its nuclear ambitions
U.N. estimates 2,600 deaths in conflict between Moscow-backed separatists and government troops in eastern Ukraine
Iraqi defense ministry says U.S. bombing raid near Mosul killed a top lieutenant to the group's leader, but the White House is treading with caution
A European jihadist tells Clarissa Ward why he and many other seasoned fighters are leaving the battlefields of Syria
Hours before talks aimed at reaching cease-fire in conflict which has claimed almost 3,000 lives, pro-Russian rebels push for key city