German gov’t to research the provenance of all works in Cornelius Gurlitt’s multi-billion dollar collection within one year

In the east African republic, a commemoration of a national trauma resonates deeply with the Jewish experience

Measure, which also punishes the ‘rehabilitation of Nazism,’ passes on first reading in lower house of parliament

State Comptroller blames gov’t for over-reliance on charitable groups to feed the hungry; 50% of Arab population can’t meet nutritional needs

Berlin’s vivid present has led more than 40,000 Jews to look past its tragic past and settle in the evolving metropolis

Al-Qaeda-linked Al-Shabab welcomes the killings but denies responsibility

Official says second batch of applications to UN bodies is ‘ready for signing’ should peace talks collapse this month

Bipartisan bill sidesteps the Obama administration; lawmakers livid over former hostage taker’s nomination