Foreign Affairs

For Greece, a gateway into the 27-member European Union, the lengthy incarceration of irregular migrants could soon be the new norm.

More than half a million people in and around Gaza City are facing catastrophic conditions “characterized by starvation, destitution and death,” the IPC said.

Any deal to end the war must respect the country’s independence.

A wave of attacks by armed groups across Colombia this year has left Colombians fearing a return to the country’s more violent past.

Jalal al-Labbad and his brothers were imprisoned over charges stemming from participation in Arab Spring protests. He and another brother have since been executed.

The East African country said it made a “temporary deal” to accept people who were not granted asylum in the United States.

American journalist Alec Luhn recounted his harrowing survival in Norway’s wilderness after a hiking accident left him with a broken leg.

The suspect is accused of being part of group that placed explosives on the pipelines after hiring a sailing yacht that departed from Rostock, on Germany’s Baltic coast.

The planned offensive has drawn condemnation from the United Nations, which warned it would lead to the forced displacement of about a million Palestinians.

At least one was killed in Lviv and dozens injured in Ukraine’s far west as Russia launched waves of missile and drones, Ukraine said.