Separated by closed borders, clutching invitations for canceled weddings, Palestinians entered a year of limbo that still has no end in sight
Letters and meeting minutes appear to show Hamas seeking funding from Tehran, trying to win support from Hezbollah
The attack comes amid heightened tensions between the two countries over the war in Gaza
Greek-American analyst John Sitilides argues that current U.S. strategy may be insufficient in curbing Iranian aggression
Biden’s vice president has been outspoken on civilian casualties and the humanitarian crisis
Seven deaths, which the group blames on an Israeli airstrike, draw condemnation from Western capitals
Security services are on edge as the Israel-Hamas conflict galvanizes new actors
‘Beyond words.’ Disaster is brewing as aid is repeatedly prevented from reaching the enclave.
Washington wants proof before taking action against some nonprofits as contributions surge to address humanitarian crisis
Administration plans to tap private company using commercial ships for the maritime corridor
Mediators believe a deal to pause fighting and release hostages could come within days, but Hamas leader’s whereabouts remain a mystery
U.S., Arab negotiators are pushing Israel and Hamas to agree to a cease-fire deal by next week
From pop-culture quizzes to anxious, sleepless nights, Tamar Metzger and other captives leaned on one another to make it through weeks underground in Gaza
Fixtures and fittings in the underground system included kitchens and huge metal gates
International Court of Justice rules in case brought by South Africa accusing Israel of genocide against Palestinians
Athens has been closely following the situation in the Red Sea and threats to maritime shipping from attacks by the Yemen-based Houthi rebels
Greek PM calls to congratulate Egyptian President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi for his re-election last month to a third term as the leader of the Mideast’s most populous nation
10 December marks the annual commemoration of the adoption by the UN General Assembly of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights in 1948. Together with the UN Charter, the Declaration forms the de facto foundation of today’s global governance system. This very system that has been shaking for a while and is now crumbling after […]
Ties to militants and pariah states are part of strategy to stay secure and relevant
The head of the presidential directorate of communication spoke to "Ta Nea" less than two weeks before Recep Tayyip Erdogan returns to Athens for a working visit