Eight years after the first agreement between Russia and Turkey to build a nuclear power plant, the ground-breaking ceremony finally
The Sochi Winter Olympics in February of 2014 were meant to be as much a celebration of Vladimir Putin’s Russia
When Google Glass debuted in 2012, it was hyped as the first step toward a hands-free future of easily accessible
When Saudi Arabia’s crown prince landed in London earlier this month, the focus of his visit was the potential for
As always with visits of world leaders, the real work is done behind the scenes. Saudi Arabia’s crown prince was
Depending on how you look at it, $30 billion is either a vast sum of money or nowhere near enough.
Ghouta is in the news again. The small enclave outside of Damascus has been a rebel stronghold for years and
A month on from Turkish troops crossing the border and attacking the Syrian town of Afrin, the skirmish is rapidly
In the early hours of October 7, 2015, over two dozen cruise missiles slammed into targets in Aleppo and Idlib.
Finally, after months of waiting, but without too much fanfare, America’s defense secretary put flesh on the bones of Donald
The war in Syria is far from over, but the threat to the regime of Bashar Al Assad is long
Ever since Russia, infuriated by the loss of a surveillance plane in Syria and the deaths of the 15 people
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