Mikhail Klimentov

The end of a U.S. election season can feel like the final leg of a marathon. That’s because the U.S. stands out among global democracies for its long campaigns.

Al Jazeera says two cameramen shot in Gaza by ‘increasingly hostile’ forces

Eric Adams traveled to Turkey so frequently he forgot how many times he had been. He even appeared in a Turkish romantic comedy.

“For two seconds, I lost my baby in the sea,” Charlotte Golunski told local media. She and her daughter, Sophie, were rescued and taken to a nearby hospital.

For Russians returning home in a prisoner swap, time spent in an American prison can be a great career move.

The Hungarian leader proposed that the E.U. consider changing its policy on the war in Ukraine, in a letter to European Council leadership that echoed Trump’s foreign policy preferences.

Among those killed in Monday’s attack were three children, said Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky.

Gazans at Nasser Hospital could not follow an Israeli directive to evacuate, Doctors Without Borders said. Israel says its forces have encircled the city.

Governments around the world are scrambling to figure out how, exactly, to approach the questions posed by artificial intelligence.

Elizabeth Tsurkov was conducting doctoral research in Baghdad when she went missing in March.