Italy Keeps Eye on Mediterranean With New ATR 72

In its recent defense white paper, Italy set out its ambition to have a military edge over its neighbors in the Mediterranean, an area that Rome considers its backyard.

Incirlik has power again, but Turkey mission faces uncertain future

The power is back on at Incirlik Air Base,Turkey, after almost a week in the dark, but what the future holds for airmen and aircraft at the base remains unclear as Turkey convulses following a failed coup.

Demonstrators Demand 'Clean Energy Revolution' on Eve of Dem Convention

'When it comes to climate change, there’s precious little time for lesser evils; the physics—as scientists are quick to tell us—has put humanity on a deadline.'

Mission Accomplished at DNC, Clinton Hires Wasserman Schultz for Top Post

Clinton responds to party chair's resignation on Sunday by thanking "longtime friend" for her service at DNC and immediately naming her as honorary chair of her own campaign

Massive Fire Near NATO Base in Turkey, Possible Anti-American Sabotage

A massive fire erupted near a NATO base in western Turkey. Authorities are investigating the fire as a possible act of anti-American sabotage.

After Munich: What Needs to Be Done to Save Europe From Terrorist 'Chaos

European leaders will have to make "tough and unpopular" decisions to prevent violence on the continent from escalating, political analyst Alexander Kamkin told the Vzglyad newspaper, commenting on the recent high-profile attacks, including an axe rampage and a shooting in southern Germany, as well as a truck attack in the French city of Nice.

Russia Rules out New Coalitions in Syria Without UN Resolution

Russia rules out any new formal international coalitions in Syria without appropriate UN Security Council resolutions or a request of Syrian President Bashar Assad, Konstantin Kosachev, chairman of the Foreign Affairs Committee of the Russian parliament's upper house, said.

China Warns Japan: Stay Out of the South China Sea

China on Sunday called on Japan to restrain from intervening in the South China Sea issue as it is not directly concerned in the dispute and has no right to accuse other states, considering its “shameful” history.

Coup attempt in Turkey raises a nuclear concern at US air base

Incirlik Air Base was an operational centre of the attempted coup. It is also America’s largest foreign stockpile of nuclear weapons.

Latest US The New Faces of U.S. Poverty

America's poor are increasingly shifting from the cities to the suburbs, the most recent Census data show – and that's causing problems with the way the government delivers assistance to them.