Officials say they're in touch with Evan Gershkovich's family as well as newspaper and that State Department contacted Moscow; White House urges Americans not to travel to Russia

Tirana Hassan hopes US will do more to hold government accountable for alleged abuses; Foreign Ministry accuses her of bias, says anti-overhaul protests 'example' of democracy

Trump indictment comes 17 years after he met Stormy Daniels at a celebrity golf tournament in Lake Tahoe; here are the events leading up to politically explosive charges

Ex-president expected to turn himself in to authorities next week; he'll be fingerprinted, photographed, field basic questions and arraigned in process that lasts several hours

Days after Biden says PM must change direction, FM stresses importance of bilateral ties, tells secretary he's proud to represent country where there's freedom to demonstrate

State-run news agency says air defenses engaged 'hostile targets' over capital, less than 24 hours after similar attack wounded two soldiers and caused damage

Felony indictment filed under seal by Manhattan district attorney’s office will likely be announced in coming days, upending 2024 race in which Trump seeking to return to office

Assistant Secretary of State Barbara Leaf says regional leaders are concerned over unrest beyond Green Line, laments that Israel's ability to address it is 'compromised somewhat'

According to TV report, lawyers for the prime minister 'did not rule out the idea,' although those involved don't consider it likely that an agreement can be easily reached

International Court of Justice finds it has no jurisdiction in affair, but says Washington 'violated' rights of some Iranians, firms, who were barred from their assets