Europe

He emphasizes importance of international support in unseating Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro

1.1 million people, mostly Jews, were murdered at the Nazi extermination camp 

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan warns people against repeating `negative' hearsay about country being unprepared for earthquakes 

Mary Louise Kelly said the US secretary of state cursed at her and asked ‘Do you think Americans care about Ukraine?’

Given that Libya is 2,000 kilometers from Turkey, one military expert questions whether Ankara is capable of sustaining a hot conflict

Top Trump administration officials have been pressing Serbia, Kosovo to resolve their long-standing differences 

Thousands take to streets to protest reforms, even as analysts say movement is losing steam 

At World Economic Forum in Davos this week, he swept aside consensus plan to focus on climate change, instead bringing his own agenda 

Critics say draft law put forward by Culture, Youth and Sports Ministry paves way for excessive governmental regulation of the media and could be used to harass journalists

The 6.8-magnitude earthquake was felt in several parts of eastern Turkey near the Iraqi and Syrian borders

On Jan. 15, Britain, France and Germany reluctantly triggered the accord’s dispute resolution mechanism to force Iran into discussions on possible violations of the deal

In Kyiv, secretary of state will meet with Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelenskiy, whose July 25 phone call with Trump triggered the whistleblower complaint that led to Trump's impeachment

Her son Aldo Rolfi, who lives there now, reported the offensive graffiti to police, the news agency LaPresse reported.

The storm has lasted for six days, accompanied by heavy winds, snow and hail

The Metropolitan Police Service said Friday it will use the cameras to automatically scan the faces of people passing through small targeted areas where intelligence suggests serious offenders will be found