Wednesday’s terror suspects in Paris have been killed and hostages freed from a grocery store and a printing plant in two related incidents that took place today.
The proposed new reactionary force, nicknamed “Spearhead,” came to life under the pen of President Obama and other NATO leaders as a loggerhead to Vladimir Putin, whose idea for the present and future glory of Russia is often seen as ambiguous as the leader himself.
The men are accused of shooting 12 staffers at the offices of French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo while shouting Islamic phrases.
On paper at least, falling prices can create a false sense of security, but so-called deflation can actually squeeze the life-blood out of an economy, especially if consumers throttle back on spending and companies tighten their belts in order to remain profitable
An alleged terror attack on a satirical newspaper in France left 12 dead, and the U.S. is set to help if needed.
Perhaps funded initially by Middle East states, captured oil fields and private donors are now suspected of bloating a $2 billion war chest.
Ebola hit West Africa hard last year, but UN Representative Anthony Banbury insists that the outbreak will come to a close in 2015.
Being a woman is a struggle in Myanmar.
AirAsia’s route license has been suspended and an investigation is underway by the Singapore government.
The ill-fated Indonesian airbus, AirAsia Flight 8501, may have been incapacitated by ice damage to the vehicle’s systems, according to an official government report.