A recent summit of Arab and Muslim states condemned Israel’s war against Hamas but stopped short of offering shelter, even temporarily, to Gaza’s civilian population.
Residents of the Icelandic town of Grindavik may not be able to return home for months as meteorologists prepare for possible volcanic eruptions in the area.
A French senator has been preliminarily charged with spiking a female lawmaker in his home in Paris earlier this week with the intent of carrying out a sexual assault.
While no victims of sex crimes by Hamas Oct. 7 have come forward, police say they have documented multiple cases and are investigating brutal crimes against women.
Pope Francis is planning to meet with Israeli hostage families and displaced Palestinian refugees at the Vatican next week. The visit follows a general audience at the Vatican.
Despite fears of possible volcanic eruption in Iceland, the nordic nation is a picturesque island known for its glaciers, hot springs and natural beauty that attracts many tourists.
A 61-year-old woman in Canada left her job as a police officer to launch a career in bikini modeling, which has since generated thousands of dollars a month, she said.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy claimed Russian President Vladimir Putin wants to instigate a conflict in the troubled Balkans region of Europe to distract from Russia's failed military efforts in Ukraine.
Maldivian President Mohamed Muizzu, largely regarded as a proponent of Chinese interests, was sworn in Friday, succeeding Ibrahim Solih and vowing sovereignty over India.
Turkey, despite being a NATO member, has taken a divergent stance, championing the Palestinian cause and vociferously criticizing the Israeli invasion of Gaza.
A series of new terrorist attacks on three American bases in Iraq and Syria involving one-way drones have left one soldier injured, a Department of Defense report says.
11 people in Burma's western Chin state, including eight children and a senior citizen, were reportedly killed in an airstrike by the country's military junta.
Libertarian outsider economist Javier Milei and establishment candidate and current Economy Minister Sergio Massa will face off this weekend in the most consequential Argentine election in decades.