A deal has been reached to resume construction on a National September 11 Museum in New York, Mayor Michael Bloomberg said on Monday on the eve of the 11th anniversary of the
Using behavioral training to help babies fall asleep doesn't seem to harm them emotionally or developmentally years later, but it also doesn't benefit them long-term either, according to an Australian study. The
Al Qaeda confirmed on Tuesday that one of the group's most senior figures, veteran militant Abu Yahya al-Libi, had died in a U.S. drone strike earlier this year. The U.S. government said
Industry Minister of Lebanon Vrej Sabounjian on Monday put forward a proposal for cooperation with Cyprus in the business and investment fields during a meeting he had with Cyprus Minister of Commerce,
The head of the Russian Orthodox Church used a Sunday prayer service and a state TV interview to argue that the church he presides over is under attack from foes he said
Russian President Vladimir Putin on Sunday dismissed any talk of a trade war with Europe over a European Commission competition investigation into state-controlled gas monopoly Gazprom. "We have very warm, constructive relations.
Russia's second-largest lender VTB may carry out an extra share issue in 2013 to prop up its capital after prospects for such an issue this year had evaporated, Chief Executive Andrey Kostin
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's cancellation of a security cabinet session on Iran following a media leak last week laid bare a conundrum long troubling Israeli strategists: could they count on any element
Cyprus’ request for a state loan from Russia is being processed in technical consultations taking place between the Finance Ministries of both countries and the matter will take time to conclude, Russian
Turkey cannot control the European institutions and its audacity and arrogance are certainly not accepted by EU institutions Defence Minister Demetris Eliades said Sunday during a speech at a Memorial Service for
