The phone calls came as speculation grows about a U.S. policy shift on the recognition of Jerusalem.
Federal agents have arrested far more people living illegally in the U.S. during the past nine months than in the same period a year ago.
E.U. member nations, top bloc official enumerate disagreements over Trump administration policies on Iran and Jerusalem.
It is the latest dramatic episode in the career of man who has held office in two countries, and may soon be facing charges in both.
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Jacques Pauw’s exposé about Zuma’s rule could lift the “corruption fatigue” shrouding the nation’s politics.
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Ali Abdullah Saleh is partially to blame for Yemen's civil war, but his death may only make things worse.
Jeffrey Feltman, a senior official at the United Nations and a former U.S. diplomat, will visit North Korea for four days, starting Tuesday.
The price tag is likely to rile some conservatives who are wary of the special counsel’s work.
Sigmar Gabriel laid out Europe’s many concerns with Trump’s “America First” agenda before a NATO meeting in Brussels.
Officials describe a fragile Syrian state, despite assertions of strength from Moscow and Damascus.
Jordan and Egypt join the backlash, claiming such a decision could collapse peace efforts and ignite unrest.
Reports indicated he was killed by the rebel group known as the Houthis, former allies he had split with last week.
Monday’s negotiations break without a deal, as Europe waits for Theresa May to quell dissent.
The Russian president’s spokesman said it’s “absurd” to think such a proposal would have been passed along.
"So there’s only one thing left to do,” Tim Wilson, a member of the Australian Parliament, said. “Ryan Patrick Bolger, will you marry me?”
Former Yemeni strongman Ali Abdullah Saleh’s death at the hands of his own allies, the Shiite rebels known as Houthis, has put the impoverished nation’s 3-year civil war at a crossroads, and there are several widely differing directions it could now go.
A forensic team study that recently identified the remains of 88 Argentine soldiers buried in a Falklands Islands cemetery after the 1982 war has been presented to some of the families of the fallen soldiers.
What do you do when you’re America’s top diplomat, fourth in line to the presidency, and the White House makes it publicly known you’re living on borrowed time? If you’re Secretary of State Rex Tillerson, you brush it off, pack a suitcase and hop a flight to Europe, as if nothing had happened.
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President Donald Trump forged ahead Tuesday with plans to recognize Jerusalem as Israel’s capital despite intense Arab, Muslim and European opposition to a move that would upend decades of U.S. policy and risk potentially violent protests.
Russians will be allowed to compete at the upcoming Pyeongchang Olympics as neutral athletes despite orchestrated doping at the 2014 Sochi Games, the International Olympic Committee said Tuesday.