Feb 05 Hagel concerned about possible split in NATO By Lolita C. Baldor, Associated Press BRUSSELS — Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel said Thursday he is worried about a potential division within NATO as countries in the north want to focus on the growing threat from Russia, while other alliance members in the south are more… Continue reading
Feb 05 Kerry travels to Ukraine as U.S. weighs sending arms By Matthew Lee, Associated Press KIEV, Ukraine — U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry is in Ukraine to show support for the embattled government as the Obama administration weighs sending arms to Kiev to help it fight Russian-backed separatists. Continue reading
Feb 04 Watch 3:55 Prosecutor’s mysterious death leads to rumors of presidential conspiracy By PBS News Hour Continue watching
Feb 04 Watch 2:13 Arrest request draft for Argentine president, foreign minister was in dead prosecutor’s trash By PBS News Hour Continue watching
Feb 04 Watch 8:00 What does Jordan’s anger mean for fight against Islamic State? By PBS News Hour Continue watching
Feb 04 Watch 7:13 News Wrap: African nations conduct major offensive against Boko Haram By PBS News Hour Continue watching
Feb 04 Watch 3:42 Jordan’s King Abdullah calls for ‘relentless’ war against Islamic State By PBS News Hour Continue watching
Feb 04 Photos: South Korean teens dream of becoming the next K-pop star By Ariel Min Kim Si-yoon doesn't keep the schedule of a typical 9-year-old. Up by 7:30 a.m. for school, followed by hours of voice training, piano lessons, dance lessons and a private English tutor session, she is on a strict path to K-pop… Continue reading
Feb 04 Modern day pagans plan to build Iceland’s first Norse temple in 1,000 years By Adelyn Baxter While they may not be going as far as animal sacrifice and Viking burials, members of a neo-pagan church in Iceland have resurrected some of the old ways in recent decades and now plan to build the nation’s first Norse… Continue reading
Feb 04 To speed up economy, China’s central bank makes borrowing cheaper By Marina Lopes China’s central bank cut reserve requirements on Tuesday for the first time in two years in an attempt to inject liquidity into the world’s second largest economy. Continue reading