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Iranian President Hassan Rouhani promised Soleimani's family that Americans will "feel the impact" of their "criminal act... for years ahead," the BBC reported.

Here Comes the Sun Will China be the superpower in a world transformed by renewable energy?

Britain's Theresa May and Germany's Angela Merkel find themselves on a precipice created by populism. Can the two leaders withstand the forces they helped to create?

"I got him on the cheekbone, hard," said the 26-year-old, who reacted to the assault in broad daylight in Dublin.

"It was an hour-and-a-half fight."

Over 80 percent of Germans feel good about Merkel's ability to "do the right thing on the world stage," the Pew Research Study showed.

Israel is so much more than what we read about in the headlines. It is a country in forward motion, with extraordinary levels of innovation and creativity helping it to move into the future.

A British-American photojournalist chronicles her night being detained in Istanbul during the bloody attempted coup.

The 'drooling imbeciles' in the Turkish government thinks news won't spread if you block access to Twitter, Facebook.

Everyone has missed just how angry and frustrated the electorate has become and how divided the country actually is.

The Taliban are a more provincial threat without the global ambitions of ISIS.

Egyptair is hardly to blame for terrorism, but the airline does have a history of crashes.