Mediterranean leaders seek help with huge refugee burden
Cyprus, Greece and Jordan pledge to fight terrorism, but say they and others need more help hosting thousands of displaced Syrians
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Cyprus, Greece and Jordan pledge to fight terrorism, but say they and others need more help hosting thousands of displaced Syrians
"The Balkans are a very fragile construction and if it starts shaking the whole of Europe will start shaking," Bulgarian leader warns
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says controversial move will happen "far faster" than U.S. officials have suggested
84-year-old academic questioned Thai king's elephant-back combat victory 500 years ago
The secretary of state noted the world is at a "tenuous stage," considering how much North Korea's nuclear efforts have advanced recently
The official said the U.N. Relief and Works Agency was notified Tuesday the U.S. is withholding $65 million of the planned $125 million installment
The warning comes just days after a similar false alarm was sent out across Hawaii
History's first Latin American pope encounters unprecedented level of protest on his home turf
"We are already defeated and now they want to oppress us some more?" asks Palestinian mother in refugee camp
Tony Lethbridge suspected his son may have been in car wreck, in spite of police saying he likely ran away
Donald Trump blasted new London embassy as too expensive and poorly located, and wrongly blamed Barack Obama
Prosecutor says Peter Madsen either strangled or cut throat of Swedish journalist Kim Wall during a trip on private sub
93-year-old Sufi Mohammad volunteered with thousands to fight Americans; his release comes amid spat with Trump
"They say it's beauty juxtaposed with danger": Philippines' most active volcano, Mount Mayon, rumbles to life
Emergency loudspeakers normally used for natural disasters used to issue alert in Japan over potentially toxic "fugu"