New US State Department Envoy to Combating Antisemitism Alan Carr said Friday that "our focus will be on alleviating the sense of insecurity among Jewish communities around the world." The i...
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The detention of Carlos Ghosn will continue until the 22nd of this year, after a request by the public prosecutor to extend the detention of the former president of Nissan Motor Co. on charges of fina...
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At least 16 people were killed and 30 wounded Friday when a bomb exploded at a vegetable market in the southernwestern Pakistani city of Quetta, officials told AFP. Balochistan police chief Mohsen Bu...
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Former US presidential nominee Hillary Clinton said Julian Assange, founder of Wikileaks, should "respond to what he did," after being arrested in London. The site has controversially publi...
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North Korea elected a new honorary president a month after its official parliament was elected. Choi Ryung-i, deputy to North Korean leader Kim Jong-un, was elected Thursday as chairman of the State...
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"Refugees, migrants and foreigners face" unprecedented and unpresented incitement in politics, media and social media, around the world, "said the head of the UN refugee agency, Filippo...
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Seven people, including four policemen and a six-year-old boy, were killed in a suicide bombing Tuesday in northern Sinai in Egypt, where army and police forces are facing jihadi groups, most no...
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Thirteen people, mostly civilians, were killed Tuesday in two bombings targeting the city of Raqqa, the stronghold of the former Islamic state in Syria, the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said....
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The United States has officially listed Iran´s Revolutionary Guards as a "terrorist" organization, US President Donald Trump said Monday, doubling the possibility of Tougher sanctions...
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The European Union extended for one year, until April 13, 2020, the sanctions imposed on more than 80 Iranian entities and individuals to protest against "serious human rights violations" in...
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