Der Spiegel reporter Claas Relotius could have easily been caught had he not been pegged years earlier as a talent to watch and a journalist of impeccable credibility

Charel, a 28-year-old Indian caretaker, was recently not allowed to reenter Israel because authorities discovered she is in a romantic relationship with the father of her child, also a foreign worker. Her case is just one of many

When Czar Nicholas II was overthrown, in 1917, he and his family were held in a place in Tsarkoye Selo, the village later renamed for Alexander Pushkin, the man who brought Russian literature and arts into the modern age, even as that age kept fantasizing about survival of members of the ancien regime

After years in the restaurant world, chef Elias Merib opened a shop in the Galilee brimming with confections that recall the pastries of Damascus, Amman and Istanbul

In the wake of a report into readiness for war that shook the IDF, a veteran officer warns: In a future Lebanon war, some Israeli soldiers won't be able to handle the load