Officials from both sides discuss conflict resolution, joint statement expected soon

Sergio Mattarella also stresses need for reform in bloc's decision-making mechanisms

Having lost all its leverage, the Armenian administration now seeks to present itself as the 'party that desires peace.' However, it was Azerbaijan that proposed the peace text that was agreed on

Israeli army's deadly attacks and airstrikes on Monday across Gaza left over 60 Palestinians killed

WHO chief says Israeli attack on Sunday on hospital 'severely damaged surgical ward, killed 2 people, injured 8'

Food packages distributed during Muslim fasting month of Ramadan in capital Bogota, surrounding areas

Russian foreign minister says unlike Africa and Latin America, Eurasia lacks unified continental platform where all Eurasian nations can meet regularly

Captives urge fellow detainees who have been released to speak out about their suffering, despite Israeli efforts to suppress their voices

Warning precedes strikes as ground operation resumes in area

Pete Hegseth calls Jeffrey Goldberg, editor in chief of the Atlantic magazine, a 'deceitful and highly discredited so-called journalist'

Detention follows settler attack on Susya community, says activist

Troops dismantle earthen berm, barbed wire amid tensions with Israel

Amount of compensation is largest of its kind ever seen in Japan, according to legal team

Israeli strikes target Palestinians' homes, tents, vehicles

Al-Quds Brigades said it fired salvo of rockets toward Israeli settlements

Violence targeted villages in Hebron and Bethlehem, despite presence of Israeli forces

On Sunday, Israel issued new evacuation order in Rafah

Pete Hegseth calls Jeffrey Goldberg, editor in chief of the Atlantic magazine, a 'deceitful and highly discredited so-called journalist'