Chantal Da Silva

The Kremlin accused Ukraine of orchestrating the carbomb that killed a senior Russian military figure in a town near the city of Moscow Friday.

To the world, he was Pope Francis, leader of 1.4 billion Catholics.

Pope Francis, a reformer who rattled the Catholic Church's conservatives and inspired some progressives, has died.

A haunting portrait of a young Palestinian boy from the Gaza Strip who lost both of his arms in an Israeli strike has been named World Press Photo of the Year for 2025.

Children crowding around a charity kitchen holding empty pots and pans clamoring for food to take to their families.

Fears are growing for American-Israeli hostage Edan Alexander after Hamas said it lost contact with the group holding him following Israeli strikes in Gaza.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu should end his political war in Gaza, said former leaders of the Mossad spy agency and members of the military.

An American pastor who was kidnapped at gunpoint in South Africa last week is “an exceptional father, husband, and son, embodying kindness, strength and generosity,” his mother told NBC News on Tuesday.

With sunken cheeks, knobbly knees on stick-thin legs and ribs jutting out of his chest, 6-year-old Osama Al-Raqab hardly resembles a photo that showed the young boy smiling into the camera.

Iran and the U.S. met on Saturday and have agreed to resume talks on nuclear issues and sanctions next week, the White House said.

U.K. Prime Minister Keir Starmer has called for a probe into the killing of 15 emergency workers in Gaza after a video appeared to contradict Israel's account.