Major sponsors pulled out of New York gala dinner, where Bolsonaro, accused by critics of racism, homophobia and misogyny, was due to be honored as the Brazilian-American Chamber of Commerce's person of the year

Rehearsals began Saturday at Expo Tel Aviv, and nine of the 40 international delegations have already arrived

Erdogan's ruling party has filed an appeal to annul and re-run the election in Istanbul due to what it calls 'irregularities'

The 37-year-old Salah Bat Abu Arar was eight months pregnant and died of wounds she sustained from an Israeli strike; her daughter, Saba Mahmoud, died instantly

Some Palestinians say they are 'sick of promises' for change, but believe the weekend's escalation may cause sides to finally reach understandings

The State Department says additional sanctions could be imposed for uranium trade or any assistance to expand the Bushehr nuclear reactor

Delphine Horvilleur sought the ‘right’ Judaism for her in Israel, found it in New York and became one of France’s few female rabbis. She now published a new book about anti-Semitism

South Korean military initially said missiles were fired from the North's east coast, in a first since 2017, but later gave a more vague description of the launch