Palestinian resistance group Hamas said Sunday that it does not foresee any positive changes from Israel’s post-Netanyahu government, with other leaders saying they expect the new government to be even
Bosnia and Herzegovina held a ceremony Saturday to commemorate the more than 3,000 Bosniaks who were massacred during the war between 1992 and 1995. The ceremony in Visegrad was held
“We condemn in the strongest terms yesterday’s attacks on the al Shifaa Hospital in Afrin, Syria,” US State Department spokesman Ned Price said in a statement. “This barbaric attack took
Demonstrators here in the Lebanese capital protested the economic crisis plaguing the country late Friday. Groups of protestors gathered in different parts of the city to protest the high cost
Tunisian President Kais Saied has accused lobby groups of working clandestinely to create crises in the North African country for staying in power. “I know who stirs up the street
Three civilians were injured Saturday by Russian airstrikes in Syria’s opposition-held Idlib province, near the Turkish border, according to civil defense sources in the region. The attacks, which an opposition
Saudi Arabia will only accept 60,000 citizens and residents to perform Hajj pilgrimage this year, shutting the doors to pilgrims from abroad. Only 60,000 people from all nationalities living in
Italy clinched an easy 3-0 victory against Turkey on Friday in the opening match of the EURO 2020. Italy had a strong start to the match as Napoli winger Lorenzo
As Turkey continues cleaning up mucilage, also known as “sea snot,” from the Sea of Marmara, Anadolu Agency took aerial images of the waters covered by the thick, mucus-like slimy