President Sissi vows tough punishments for those responsible for collision that injured at least 185

Since blockage began, a maritime traffic jam has grown to more than 320 vessels waiting on both ends of the canal

A community that once thrived is all but gone; Baghdad's lone synagogue only opens occasionally and has no rabbis

As nations reimpose restrictions and EU mired in blame game over vaccine roll out, worries that bloc won't return to pre-pandemic activity levels for many more months

Organizers they want to spotlight link between the destruction of the natural world and the increasing incidence of diseases -- such as COVID-19 -- leaping from animals to humans

Filmmaker Sergei Loznitsa grew up in ignorance close to site of Holocaust massacre. Now he's creating 24 short films about the history -- and its erasure -- at the notorious ravine

PM Johnson says he's 'thinking very deeply' about the matter; unsourced report says British ministers to consult with Israeli counterparts on matter

Ra'am leader said to demand voting freedom on LGBT matters, freeze on nation-state and Kaminitz laws, Bedouin village recognition, plan to eradicate crime in Arab communities