Turkey Fighting Terrorists in Syria but More Action Needed, Putin Says
Russian and Turkish leaders, who 'are actively collaborating on Syria,' met in Moscow for talks on proposed 'safe zone' near the Turkish border
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Syrian Man Stands Trial in Denmark Over Foiled Terrorist Attack
Prosecutors say the suspect supports ISIS and sought to target Copenhagen with knives as well as bombs in an assault he planned with a younger accomplice
Prominent Turkish Journalist Sentenced to Six Years in Jail for 'Disclosing State Secrets'
Nazli Ilicak has been under arrest since a failed military coup in 2016. In 2018, she was sentenced to life in a different trial for alleged links to anti-Erdogan cleric Gulen
Joyce Carol Oates to Receive 2019 Jerusalem Prize for Literature
'Over the course of more than five decades, Joyce Carol Oates has created a rich body of literary work. Her creative work dictates new creative horizons and denotes a continuous breach of boundaries'
20-year-old Man Arrested Over Murder of Israeli Exchange Student in Melbourne
Australian police say suspect was arrested after extensive investigation ■ Aya Masarwe's family say she had been on the phone with her sister when the attack happened
German Owners of Painting Sought by Italy Say It's Not Nazi-looted Art
18th-century 'Vase with Flowers' disappeared from a Florence museum during WWII. Family of Wehrmacht soldier says he did not personally remove it, but agree to return it given court order
Tel Aviv to Build 'Tent City' With Glamping Options for 2,000 Eurovision Attendees
Campsite will be set up in the Yarkon Park, close to the EXPO Tel Aviv, where the pan-European music competition is to take place. The event is expected to attract over 10,000 international visitors
Trump Threatens to 'Devastate Turkey Economically if They Hit Kurds'
Erdogan's spokesman fires back: 'Terrorists can't be your partners and allies'
Yemen Military Intel Chief Dies of Wounds From Rebel Drone Strike
Maj. Gen. Mohamed Tamah among several senior commanders injured in attack, which killed five Yemeni soldiers
Runaway Saudi Teenager Leaves Thailand for Canada After Being Granted Asylum
Al-Qunun's flight came after Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau confirmed late Friday that his country had given the teenager asylum
Former Nazi Guard Deported After Years of Living in U.S. Dies at 95
Jakiw Palij, who may have been present when thousands of Jews were massacred, was deported to Germany last year after a legal battle that lasted over a decade
Iran Seeks to Block Instagram, Citing 'Immoral, Obscene Content'
Observers say the move is politically motivated, given that many of the regime's opponents organize on the platform; Facebook, Twitter and Telegram already banned
Cyberattack by 'Foreign Entity' Causes Major Disruptions to U.S. Newspapers
The origin of the attack, aimed at 'disabling infrastructure, as opposed to looking to steal information,' is yet unclear
Mubarak Testifies as Morsi Tried Over Prison Escape That Included Hamas Members
At successor's trial, former Egyptian president says former intelligence chief told him in 2011 that hundreds of militants infiltrated Egypt from Gaza
Turkey's Foreign Minister: Netanyahu Is a Cold-blooded Murderer
Mevlut Cavusgolu says Netanyahu responsible for massacring thousands of innocent Palestinians; comments come after Erdogan, Netanyahu trade barbs
Russia's Foreign Minister Compares Ukrainian Leadership to Nazis
Russia denies it is at war with in eastern Ukraine, but says its regime 'has all the characteristics of being Nazis and neo-Nazi'
Arab League Chief Slams Australia's 'Biased' Recognition of West Jerusalem as Israeli Capital
Ahmed Abul Gheit calls on Australian government to 'correct its position and recognize the State of Palestine and its capital as East Jerusalem without delay'
Police Raid German Chapter of neo-Nazi Music Promotion Network
Four suspects arrested in 15 raids across the country
Three Killed, 12 Wounded in Suspected Terrorist Attack in French City of Strasbourg
350 security agents are continuing in the search for the 29-year-old suspect who was on an intelligence services watchlist, according to authorities
German Museum Discovers It Has Been Displaying Nazi-looted Artworks in Its Collection
Kunsthalle Mannheim's probe into collection reveals that at least 25 artworks the museum showcases may have been looted or obtained under duress by the Nazis
Ai Weiwei: Atmosphere in Germany 'Reflects the 1930s'
Chinese dissident artist tells the Guardian mood in Germany and much of Europe is 'very scary'
Germany Allocates $62 Million for Palestinian Development Projects
The funds will go toward building infrastructure and schools and help with vocational training in Gaza, the West Bank and East Jerusalem, a German official says
Australian University Lecturer Expelled After Showing Swastika Imposed Over Israel Flag
The lecturer accuses the University of unprincipled political censorship and 'ignoring the intellectual freedom rule of the university'
Former Gestapo HQ in Germany Reopens as Historical Education Center
After a drawn-out planning procedure, and multiple delays, the Hotel Silber, is opening Tuesday in Stuttgart
Iran Sets Third Domestically-produced Warship to Sea
The Sahand, which Tehran released into Gulf waters Saturday, boasts of improvements from previous models such as ship-to-land and ship-to-air rockets
Boko Haram Militants Kidnap 16 Girls in Southeastern Niger
Dozens of Islamist militants came in the night on horseback and abducted the girls from two villages in the Diffa region
Islamic State Claims Responsibility for Suicide Bombing Attack in Pakistan That Killed 35
ISIS says that one of its members blew himself up in the middle of a crowd of Shiites in a remote north-western area of Pakistan near the Afghan border
Saudi Arabia, UAE Jointly Pledge $500 Million in Yemen Aid
The Saudi Arabia and UAE-led Sunni coalition has been repeatedly blamed for civilian deaths in Yemen, which the UN considers to be the world's worst humanitarian crisis
'Traitor, We'll Deal With You': Quotes From Khashoggi Murder Tapes Released
News site says alleged execution squad leader heard calling murdered dissident a traitor before verbal fighting, brawling and torture are heard
WATCH Trudeau's anti-BDS Message During Apology for Turning Away Jews During WWII Continues to Make Waves
Justin Trudeau apologized last week for the Canadian government's failure in 1939 to admit a ship carrying 907 German Jews fleeing Nazi persecution - and took a swipe at BDS