Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed met with Sudan's military rulers and civilian opposition to try to quell tensions after dozens died in lethal clashes this week

The European Union sought clarifications from Israel nearly a year ago. A meeting on the matter is finally due to take place next week

New York City declared a public health emergency in April amid a serious measles outbreak. But what is the cause, and how many members of the ultra-Orthodox communities actually get vaccinated?

Turkey's defense ministry says it will continue the offensive against the PKK militant group until 'the last terrorist is neutralized'

Club owner arrested after drugs found on 14 patrons; witnesses say officers gathered towel-clad patrons and shone flashlights on them

This year's display promises to be particularly spectacular thanks to the recent installment of lighting on the building’s exterior

Assad's forces 'target everything: bakeries, hospitals, markets. The aim is to stop all services to civilians. Everything,' says a surgeon whose hospital was blasted by strikes