JERUSALEM: Brazil opened a new trade mission to Israel in Jerusalem on Sunday, appearing to edge back from earlier signals it would follow the United States by moving its full embassy to the contested

CAIRO: Algeria has announced a new government with 27 members, an official said Sunday. Algeria's new cabinet will be a caretaker government with Noureddine Bedoui remaining as prime minister, private Ennahar TV reported. Bedoui was appointed premier on

RABAT: Pope Francis sought to encourage greater Christian-Muslim dialogue on Sunday, telling his flock that showing the country’s Muslim majority they are part of the same human family will help stamp out extremism.On his

Algeria's presidency has announced the formation of a new caretaker government, with the country's army chief keeping his post as deputy defence minister despite his calls for the removal of embattled President Abdelaziz Bouteflika. State

Kiev, Ukraine - Comedian Volodymyr Zelensky will face incumbent President Petro Poroshenko in a runoff vote for Ukraine's presidency, exit polls have shown. Zelensky, a political novice who is better known for playing a president in a TV

Istanbul, Turkey - Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan's ruling party is locked in a tight race for control of Istanbul, the country's largest city, as the main opposition alliance appears set to win the local election race

It's been a challenging five years since Ukraine's revolution. Petro Poroshenko took over as leader, promising to fight corruption and stand strong after Russia annexed Crimea in 2014. But with a struggling economy and

Some migrants from Latin American countries who have made it as far as Mexico are scraping together a living, unsure if they will ever call the United States "home". As US President Donald Trump

(CNN)"Ugly" was Jurgen Klopp's assessment of the way his Liverpool team eked out a thrilling last-gasp 2-1 win over Tottenham Hotspur on Sunday as the Merseyside club returned to the top of the Premier

Rabat (CNN)A teenager who rushed towards a motorcade carrying King Mohammed VI of Morocco and Pope Francis intended to "appeal to the King due to a health issue pertaining to his parents," Morocco's national