The number of migrants crossing the Mediterranean is almost as high as it was last summer.
The aftermath of the coup in Turkey has been a whirlwind of conspiracy theories and mass purges.
After a string of violent attacks last week, Germany is now faces a new global problem: lone wolf terrorism. But the German response to the horrifying attacks is unique.
Even though Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau expressed early support for letting conscientious objectors from the United States remain in Canada, not much has been done to formalize their status.
Iraqis say they can empathize with the people of Nice better than just about anyone.
Washington has no credibility on human rights, Egyptian officials said after the recent killings by police. But an Amnesty International report levels disturbing accusations about Egypt's own oppression by law enforcement.
South Sudan became the world's newest country when it split from Sudan in 2011. But now, there are echoes of another civil war.
Unlike others, the filmmaker stayed in Iran for decades after the 1979 revolution, presenting a human, compassionate side of his homeland.
On Friday, half a dozen young men stormed a cafe in Dhaka and brutally killed 20 people. They were from Bangladesh's elite society, had lived in the best neighborhoods, and were educated in the best schools.
The deadly attack in Istanbul this week raised questions about security measures and protection at airports across the world.