
The Turkish president is hoping the vote will solidify his hold on power, but he runs the risk of galvanizing his opposition and further straining his country's relationship with the European Union.
The Turkish president is hoping the vote will solidify his hold on power, but he runs the risk of galvanizing his opposition and further straining his country's relationship with the European Union.
Washington is trying to bar U.S. companies from selling parts and software to one of China's largest tech firms, but there will be plenty of other Chinese companies waiting in the wings to take its place.
Armenia's parliament has appointed former President Serzh Sarkisian as prime minister, sparking protests, clashes with police and calls for revolution. This isn't the first time Sarkisian has faced this type of opposition, though.
Beyond the immediate tactical objective of degrading the Syrian government's ability to deliver chemical weapons, Trump's speech announcing the attack touched on a broader strategic intent to challenge Iran's presence in Syria.
Washington and Pyongyang are gearing up for talks, but denuclearization will be hard to reach unless both sides offer incentives.
The parliament in Hanoi has drafted a new law designed to help its coast guard stand up to China in the competition for sea lanes, natural resources and disputed territory.
Moscow's promise to shoot down missiles and target launch sites follows a pattern it has used in the past and is not likely to deter the expected punitive attack.
The ruling Fidesz party has pushed anti-immigration policies, opposed the integration of the European Union and introduced restrictive measures for the country's media and judiciary. Sunday's election provides a clear mandate for continuing these efforts, even if they isolate Hungary from the European Union at large.
On the early hours of Monday morning, a series of explosions engulfed the Tiyas Military Airbase in Syria. There is a strong possibility that the Israel Defense Forces were behind the attack.
By targeting key figures accused of corruption, Putin can craft the narrative around his response to protests, while also setting the stage for changes within his inner circle.
The attack on YouTube headquarters by Nasim Aghdam shows that protective intelligence isn't just a concern for the corporate security department. Indeed, all employees are responsible for helping identify and report potential threats.
The White House is hoping to come up with a trade agreement that it can tout at the Summit of the Americas and ahead of the U.S. midterm elections.