Regional state administration says everything being done to restore normal life, but curfew ordered as security forces work on removing mines left by Russia's army

Iranian asylum seeker Merhan Karimi Nasseri, who stayed at Paris's Charles de Gaulle in 1988-2006 while in legal limbo, dies of heart attack after returning to the same airport

Onlookers horrified, 5 or 6 crew members estimated killed as historic World War II aircraft plunge to the ground and explode; US authorities launch investigation

Opposition lawmakers slam police for detaining anti-fascist activists in Warsaw but not reacting to Nazi symbol; in Krakow, crowd chants, 'Down with the Jewish occupation'

YK Center, named for insurance and risk management expert Prof. Yehuda Kahane, holds global financial solution summit that opens window onto big ideas to fund climate repair

Shas head, twice convicted of financial improprieties, stakes claim for Treasury as Netanyahu is set to receive mandate to form government

Though some past queens agree the contest had its merits and launched many into notable careers, opinions are divided on whether event is relevant in current times

Dismisses 'doomsday talk that this is the end of the state'; president says he’s ‘not oblivious’ to Likud leader's trial, but notes clear election results and MKs' support for him