Syria

"Every time I come back on here on MSNBC, you've got to talk to me about these issues," Gabbard told host Yasmin Vossoughian.

Rep. Tulsi Gabbard and Sen. Kamala Harris continued to clash after their fiery exchange during the CNN debate in the Democratic Party's 2020 primary.

Iran President Hassan Rouhani said the United Kingdom will face "consequences" for its seizure of an Iranian supertanker off Gibraltar last week.

Alexanda Kotey, radicalized in West London, was one of four members of the notorious torture cell, infamous for their brutality and British accents.

"We are making an important step toward the rise of Ramat Trump," Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said at a special ceremony.

From June 16 to June 23, Americans participating in the challenge will be living off "ration packs" of rice, lentils, chickpeas, kidney beans and canned sardines in support of refugees.

Sophie, Countess of Wessex, works with Angelina Jolie's Preventing Sexual Violence in Conflict Initiative.

President Donald Trump frequently reminds us that "all options are on the table" in enforcing U.S. policy, could that lead to war in Iran, North Korea, Syria, Ukraine or Venezuela?

El Shafee Elsheikh is one of three remaining members of the group that killed U.S. journalists James Foley and Steven Sotloff.

Syria and North Korea teamed up to build a nuclear reactor designed to look like an ancient fort in the Syrian desert. How would the world look if Israel hadn't taken action?

The Pentagon is reportedly preparing to present plans to send 10,000 more troops to the region.

Iran ultimately "intended to achieve absolute security, defined as the ability to thwart its adversaries' ability to overturn its regime or invade Iran militarily," according to a new report.

"Work is underway, and I think the result will be there soon," said Deputy Foreign Minister Colonel General Andrei Kartapolov.

Regime airstrikes have pounded Syria's Idlib province, with clashes reported between government and rebel ground forces.

Russia and its Syrian ally have escalated their campaign against insurgent-held Idlib at a time when the U.S. was preoccupied with threatening new wars against Iran and Venezuela.

A safe zone is completely unnecessary for U.S. national security, and the Kurdish-Turkish conflict is not ours to solve.

Trump said Putin was "not looking at all to get involved in Venezuela, other than he'd like to see something positive happen."

A review of persecution of Christians across the world finds alarming evidence that extremists are getting closer to eradicating Christianity in some areas.

Syria, itself the target of U.S. intervention, warned, "The failure of the coup attempt represents a strong blow to the American administration and an abject failure for its policies."

"The battle of Baghouz is finished, but it demonstrated the barbarity and savagery of the crusader community towards the Muslim community," ISIS chief Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi appeared to say on tape.

President Donald Trump was set to leave the Arms Trade Treaty, but the U.S. has reportedly acted above international law for years in murky weapons sales around the world.

Russia is growing impatient with the persistent presence of jihadis in Syria's northwestern Idlib Province.

Russia warned of tensions spilling over across regions such as Asia and Africa and warned that a U.S. failure to repair collapsing arms control treaties could destabilize global security.

Russia was set to extend its reach on Syria's west coast by leasing a Mediterranean seaport in Tartus, but China and Iran have also set their sights on the region's lucrative trade routes.

Iran, Iraq, Jordan, Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, Syria and Turkey were set to meet in what would be a rare display of unity at a time when conflicts, competing interests and foreign influence had left it deeply divided.

"After the war with Islamic State people were looking for the right path, and distancing themselves from Islam," said Omar Firas, the founder of the church.

The general staff of the Iranian armed forces warned it would treat all forces forces enlisted with Centcom, the U.S. central command, as "terrorists."

The presence of Russian, Chinese and Iranian planes in Venezuela has outraged the U.S at a time when it was looking to unseat the socialist-led Latin American country's leader.

Russia doubts a U.S. report alleging that Iran was behind the deaths of 608 U.S. troops in Iraq and pointed to the hundreds of thousands of civilians killed since the 2003 invasion.

Syria and Venezuela said they faced the same enemy, as Russia supports them in the face of U.S.-led regime-change efforts.