PARIS: The US, France, Italy and Britain have condemned what they called an escalation of violence in and around the Libyan capital Tripoli, warning that armed groups which undermined Libyan stability would be made accountable.

BEIRUT: A blast killed at least one person in a region of north Syria controlled by Turkey-backed Syrian opposition groups, a witness and a war monitor said on Saturday. The explosion in Azaz was caused

Nano is one of many coca cultivators in southern Colombia.  He lives with his wife and three children in a small coca-producing village in the department of Narino. Most farmers like Nano don't necessarily

The blockbuster rom-com, Crazy Rich Asians, has earned much praise from critics and millions at the box office. The film has dominated discussions in entertainment news and talk shows, with many welcoming its all-Asian cast -

Overview of how one of Russia's most famous sites has sometimes followed, sometimes led the fortunes of the city.

Rohingya children banned from school by Myanmar's army are struggling to get a formal education in the country they escaped to. Almost 400,000 Rohingya kids moved to Bangladesh in the past year, and many

Politicians across the political divide have come together to remember US Senator John McCain - who died last week at age 81. Former Presidents Barack Obama, George W Bush and Bill Clinton were among

AMMAN: Palestinians reacted angrily on Saturday to a US decision to end all funding for the UN agency that assists some 5 million Palestinian refugees. The US, which until last year was by far

JEDDAH: The power of memory is strong when faced with difficult situations: Time and again, works of greatness emerge from personal tragedy, as they have with Mohamad Hafez, a Syrian sculptor and architect living

JEDDAH: The power of memory is strong when faced with difficult situations: Time and again, works of greatness emerge from personal tragedy, as they have with Mohamad Hafez, a Syrian sculptor and architect living