The Republican senator visited the Ukrainian capital as Russia is advancing on the battlefield and vital U.S. military aid remains blocked by House Republicans.
Marwan Issa, the deputy commander of Hamas’s military wing, was killed in an Israeli strike earlier this month in central Gaza, the White House said Monday.
More than half the population of Gaza — 1.1 million people — is facing catastrophic levels of hunger, a group of international charities said, falling in the highest Phase 5 classification.
Hours before street artist Banksy claimed credit, north London residents wondered: Who’s behind the tree mural on Hornsey Road, and what does it mean for me?
In an election widely denounced as neither free nor fair, the longtime Russia leader claimed victory by margins virtually unimaginable in any democracy.
The world is rushing food aid to Gaza, where more than 2 million face what the U.N. describes as “famine-like conditions.” A new assessment is expected Monday.
Tabletop grilling is a way of life in South Korea, where meat is associated with wealth and health. But a growing number of the vegan-curious are trying to reduce their intake.
The V-Dem Institute’s new global Democracy Report found that over half the 60 countries holding national elections this year are experiencing democratic decline.
Yulia Navalnaya, the widow of Alexei Navalny, attended an anti-Putin election protest in Berlin on Sunday along with other top Russian opposition leaders.
It was the fourth eruption in three months on the Reykjanes Peninsula, around the town of Grindavik and the Blue Lagoon. Local media live-streamed the lava flows.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s comments came days after Senate Majority Leader Charles E. Schumer (D-N.Y.) criticized him and called for elections in Israel.
Russians formed queues outside polling stations at noon Sunday to protest an election with only one possible outcome: Vladimir Putin’s victory, which preliminary results showed to be a landslide.
Russian soldiers are pressuring people to vote in occupied Ukraine as Vladimir Putin seeks to cement his illegal annexations and create a facade of legitimacy.
The maritime mission led by the World Central Kitchen and the Spanish search-and-rescue group Open Arms said 200 tons of aid were offloaded and ready to distribute
The U.S. intelligence community, Special Operations forces and other U.S. troops have mounted an expanded effort to squelch weapons deliveries to the Houthis.
With Ukraine’s military badly outnumbered by the invading Russians and desperately in need of more soldiers, villages like Makiv are being emptied of their fighting-age men.
Many disappeared under the rubble after airstrikes. Others are believed to have been detained at Israeli checkpoints. Some simply left one day and never returned.
Anti-Kremlin militias attacked ahead Russia’s presidential election aiming to show that Vladimir Putin can’t protect his country but residents said the strategy was backfiring.
The Biden administration assesses that, absent more U.S. military support for Ukraine, “countless lives” will be lost as it struggles to stave off collapse.
Palestinian officials in Gaza and witnesses said Israel attacked a crowd of people waiting to collect supplies from an aid convoy in the north of the enclave.
Some voters set fire to polling stations while others spoiled their ballots as President Vladimir Putin was guaranteed to clinch a fifth term against token opponents approved by the Kremlin.
World Central Kitchen, which coordinated the voyage with the Spanish search-and-rescue group Open Arms, has also fed U.S. hurricane survivors and refugees fleeing Ukraine.
Haiti is in a pivotal moment. The prime minister announced his resignation this week to make way for a transitional presidential council that will attempt to bring stability to the Caribbean nation.
Jimmy Chérizier helped chase Prime Minister Ariel Henry from office. His command of the streets is likely to give him veto power over the coming transition.
The crisis in northern Gaza, current and former officials say, stems from Israel’s failure to develop a postwar strategy, or to plan for a prolonged military occupation.
U.S. Ambassador David Pressman, who was summoned by Hungary this week, delivered a blunt speech accusing Prime Minister Viktor Orban of acting to “undermine trust.”
Despite efforts to ease bilateral tensions, Chinese students say they’re increasingly being questioned, detained and even deported at the American border.
The U.N. agency for Palestinian refugees said a distribution center was struck, even though the coordinates of the center had previously been shared with Israel.
Rep. Cory Mills (R-Fla.) led a helicopter rescue operation that evacuated 10 people, including the author of “Tuesdays with Morrie,” who runs an orphanage there.
Over a month after the Senate approved a $95.3 billion national security package, the House remains indecisive about how — and whether — to aid allies at war.
Humanitarian groups and governments are trying to get food, medicine and other supplies into Gaza, particularly the north, which aid groups say is at risk of famine.