Japanese Company Apologizes for Using US Soldiers as Slave Laborers
Officials from Japan’s Mitsubishi Corporation have apologized for the company’s use of American prisoners of war as slave laborers during World War II.
Explosion Near Turkey-Syria Border Kills 27 People
Turkey’s Interior Ministry says a terrorist attack has killed at least 27 people and wounded nearly 100 in the town of Suruc, near the Syrian border.
A Closer Look at the Iran Nuclear Deal
World powers have been working for years to limit Iran’s nuclear activities.
Western Officials Work to Gain Support for Iran Deal
American and British officials met Thursday with opponents of the Iran nuclear deal.
Greece Confirms Banks to Re-open Monday
A top Greek official confirmed Thursday that banks would reopen on Monday.
Greeks Protest New Austerity Measures
Greek anti-austerity demonstrators threw explosives at police in Athens Wednesday.
German Court Sentences Auschwitz Bookkeeper
A German court has sentenced a 94-year-old former Nazi officer to four years in prison.
Solar Plane Grounded Until 2016
The Switzerland-based team attempting to fly a solar-powered plane around the world says the flight has been delayed until next April because of damage to its batteries.
Historic Iran Nuclear Agreement Reached
The United States and other world powers have reached a deal with Iran.
Iraq Announces Plan to Recapture Western Anbar Province
Iraqi officials have announced the start of an offensive to recapture the western province of Anbar from Islamic State fighters.