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As Venezuelas oil industry slowly but surely recovers, Maduro is attempting to secure his position by issuing an arrest warrant for the opposition leader.

The complex relationship between the U.S. and Iran is once again under the microscope as Israel claims the two countries are having secret nuclear talks.

The U.S. Navy is reviving a top-secret undersea surveillance network dating back to the 1950s

The U.S. has sanctioned five Turkish companies and one Turkish individual involved is sanctions busting for Russia, a move that will heighten tensions between Ankara and Washington.

THUNDER BAY - RESEARCH - Professors at Lakehead University are receiving more than $1 million from the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada for exceptional, ground-breaking research that will make a difference. Dr. Taryn Klarner is receiving a five-year Discovery Grant for $177,500 to explore the specific way the human body’s nervous system

In yet another twist in Kurdistans oil export saga, international oil companies are threatening arbitration over payments

The unification of the Central Bank of Libya has provided a glimmer of hope for stability and potentially even elections in the country.

Jihadist groups are resurging in West Africa as the coup in Niger creates instability on borders and gives Islamist radicals in the Sahel a reason to feel emboldened.

Hints from Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov that Putin could potentially opt to not hold presidential elections next March are making waves in Russia.

All of the oil majors had a tough second quarter, with profits falling dramatically year-over-year due to lower prices.