Noor Ibrahim

Israel’s foreign minister was publicly rebuked by a senior European Union official for his “irrelevant” spiel during a high-stakes war summit.

The gunman who killed 14 people at a Prague university wrote a letter confessing to the murder of a 2-month-old and her father a week before the attack, a police spokesman said.

A viral photo shared by the boy’s father shows no present was spared.

An IDF spokesman said that an investigation into the deaths of the three hostages in Gaza is ongoing.

The owners of ‘Italiano’ brought authentic Italian pizza to their city for the first time, to rave reviews. But disaster struck this week.

“I forgot that I was a journalist. I was crying, screaming, praying and terrified,” they said of the bombing that wrecked their home in Gaza city.

Lambasting what she described as a “double standard” in the war, the queen took aim at CNN’s coverage before being interrupted by Christiane Amanpour.

Patients and their families are sheltering in Gaza’s only children’s cancer ward—which is now under threat of becoming an impact zone in the war.

The six-year-old’s father told The Daily Beast that he believed the boy likely ran toward the suspect, their landlord, to give him a hug before getting brutally killed.

The Russian agent is speaking out against former conservative operative and pardoned felon Paul Erickson for the first time since their romance fell apart.

Meanwhile, Russian investigators claimed to have recovered all 10 bodies from the crash site on Friday.

Nick Maimer was saving people long before he stepped foot in Ukraine.

A life-threatening injury brought Svitlana Zinko to New York City, where she trusted a Moscow-trained surgeon with her vital organs.

Andrey Botikov was one of 18 scientists behind Russia’s Sputnik V vaccine.

After weeks of reporting questionable casualty figures in Ukraine, the Kremlin seems to be changing its tune.

Canadian diplomats responded to a Russian UN draft resolution on Ukraine with “suggested edits” in red. The Russians did not take it well.

Embassy personnel who had previously been moved from Kyiv to another Ukrainian city are now being relocated out of the country entirely, according to Bloomberg News reporters.

According to a Haitian official, the 400 Mawozo gang is asking for a total of $17 million for each of the hostages.