The Kurdish people face assaults from both sides as Turkey prepares to invade Syria and Iran runs an air campaign against Iraqi Kurdistan. Turkish authorities… Read More »Iran, Turkey Blame Kurds For Domestic Problems And Protests To Justify Invasion, Air Bombings: Expert

The Israeli military said Wednesday it is temporarily removing a unit of ultra-Orthodox soldiers out of the occupied West Bank after a 78-year-old Palestinian-American man… Read More »Israeli Military To Temporarily Remove Unit Of Ultra-Orthodox Jewish Soldiers Out Of West Bank

The European Union proposed a plan on Wednesday to set up a specialized court to investigate alleged Russian war crimes committed not only in Ukraine,… Read More »EU Pushes Tribunal To Investigate Russian War Crimes But Gaffes Claim That ‘100,000 Ukrainian’ Soldiers Killed

A U.K.-based charity apologized “unreservedly” to a Christian chaplain after he fought back when he was threatened with “consequences” and “re-training” if he did not… Read More »Charity Apologizes To Chaplain Threatened With ‘consequences,’ ‘re-Training’ For Wearing Cross Pin

British police on Tuesday arrested a man over the deaths of at least 27 people who drowned while trying to cross the English Channel in… Read More »UK Officers Arrest Man For Involvement In At Least 27 Deaths During Channel Crossing

The convicted killer of South African anti-apartheid leader Chris Hani has been stabbed in prison, two days before he was due to be released on… Read More »Killer Of South African Anti-Apartheid Leader Stabbed In Prison 2 Days Before Parole

Saudi Arabia agreed Tuesday to extend the terms of a $5 billion aid package to Egypt that took effect in March, Saudi state media said.… Read More »Saudi Arabia Agrees To Extend Terms Of $5 Billion Aid Package For Egypt

Britons may struggle to get hold of a free-range turkey or goose for the Christmas table this year after an industry head said about half… Read More »Half Of UK’s Christmas Turkeys Lost To Bird Flu Outbreak