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“I saw people eating plants that are usually only used to feed animals,” said one resident of a camp for displaced Syrians that sits in the shadow of an American military base but has been cut off from aid for years.

The new institution in Amsterdam is the first to tell the full story of the persecution of Dutch Jews during World War II.

Prime Minister Donald Tusk is sworn in and vows to try to invigorate flagging European support for Ukraine and push for “full mobilization” against Russia’s military assault.

Earlier this spring, tiling aficionados thought maybe they’d found the shape of their dreams. Now they’re certain.

The U.S. move follows Berlin’s decision to both send its Leopard tanks and allow other European countries to do the same.

American officials have tap danced around a word that would prompt a cutoff of U.S. assistance to a valued African ally.

The government says it can juggle its finances for a few months, but warns of an economic crisis if Western assistance remains stuck.

Driven by worry about China’s aggression, President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has adopted the most muscular foreign policy approach that the Philippines has seen in close to a decade.

Ukraine’s top military commander concedes that only a small contingent of troops is still defending Bakhmut, site of the war’s deadliest battle.

Results of voting for the governments of four Indian states showed gains for Mr. Modi’s ruling party, putting him in a strong position ahead of general elections in the spring.