Новости за 15.01.2017

Despite the president’s attempt to suggest otherwise, America is not better off and the world is not a safer place after his eight years in office.

I’d suggest four questions to clear the haze of allegation and recrimination that surrounds President-elect Donald Trump and our intelligence agencies a week before his inauguration.

NATO-led troops are controlling Kosovo's borders following an intervention in 1999 to stop a bloody Serbian crackdown against ethnic Albanian separatists.

Eastern Congo has been plagued by a myriad of armed rebels since the Rwandan genocide in 1994.

No one was wounded in Sunday's exchange. It marked a rare flare-up along the tense border that has remained largely quiet since a bloody 50-day war between Israel and Gaza militants in the summer of 2014.

More than 250,000 Jews were killed in Sobibor, one of the most vivid examples of the Nazi "Final Solution" to eradicate European Jewry.

Afghan insurgents frequently use roadside bombs and suicide attacks to target security forces and government officials, but civilians are often killed or wounded by the attacks.

The first episode will be an introduction of sorts to the 82nd Airborne and its podcast plans. The second episode will start with the division -- then simply the 82nd Infantry Division -- being thrust into its first conflict during World War I.

27-year-old Chris Skeeters was the one and only Marine competing Saturday night after serving almost eight years in active duty.

The Interior Ministry announced early Sunday the soldier's death in the kingdom's Najran region as a result of shelling and intensive fire Saturday afternoon.

The executions were the first since 2010 and followed a spike in opposition protests and clashes between activists and police the previous day.

Belgian authorities have been on high alert since suicide bombers attacked the Brussels airport and subway system on March 22, killing 32 people.

Belgian authorities have been on high alert since suicide bombers attacked the Brussels airport and subway system on March 22, killing 32 people.

Last year saw a record high number - 181,000 people - heading to Italy by sea, the EU rescue operation Frontex reported.

A North Carolina man was charged Friday in the July 31 shooting death of a Seymour Johnson airman.

Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte said he has ordered his troops to bomb extremists who flee with their captives in a bid to stop a wave of kidnappings at sea, calling the loss of civilian lives in such an attack "collateral damage."

China's foreign ministry on Sunday again rejected President-elect Donald Trump's suggestion that he might use American policy on Taiwan as a bargaining chip between the two sides.

It has been more than 40 years since Joe Federmann, 71, saw a man killed by a rocket in Vietnam, but the memory is still searing. When he came back from the war, he and his family moved to Alaska where he found solace and help. Recently, he thought about how Esteban Santiago fell through the social safety net the state has for its veterans.

Nothing is simple in Washington, especially during a presidential transition.

Counterterrorism police in Bangladesh have arrested another suspected mastermind of a July attack on a restaurant in the capital, officials said.

Matt Wilson scored 13 points off the Army bench and Luke Morrison and Jordan Fox each added 11 as the Black Knights beat American University Saturday afternoon.

The Defense Department released Saturday the name of a U.S. Army Central command soldier who died in what is being reported as a non-combat related incident.

Field for meet to determine who goes to championships could be pretty similar to what it was at Saturday's meet.

Weather cancels some action north of Alps, but teams in Italy get in first action of the calendar year.