Gangs seize roads leading to Haiti’s capital as police continue to lose control

ICC prosecutor seeks arrest warrants for leaders from Hamas and Israel

Israelis mark 6 months since attacks in the south of the country

Tracking atrocities in Sudan: ‘The world has become significantly less anonymous for war criminals’

Negotiations continue in Saudi Arabia to end fighting in Sudan

Military spending around the world reached record highs last year, new data shows

At Boston’s first Yemeni restaurant, food, community and tradition are on the menu this Ramadan

Iraqi author Ghaith Abdul-Ahad on the ‘unbuilding’ of Baghdad

VIDEO: Ukraine’s year of war, displacement and no end in sight

Leicester’s Indian diaspora searches for answers after violence rocks multicultural British city

Europe sees widespread protests against COVID-19 restrictions

Bosnia faces the most serious crisis since the Balkans War, analyst says

Conflict researchers on the COVID-19 era

Rewilding war zones can help heal the wounds of conflict

A teenager from the Central African Republic puts his faith in Divine Efficiency

‘They are trying to to kill us all.’ Desperate Syrians plead for help in Eastern Ghouta.

Saudi Arabia intercepts Houthi missile fired toward Riyadh; no reported casualties

World hunger has increased for the first time in 15 years. Blame war and climate change.

In Greece, a city struggles to come to terms with its Jewish past

‘We don’t have leverage.’ Why the US can’t stop the Yemen war.

Can a White House in chaos handle the North Korean crisis?

Venezuela is on the brink of civil war. Here’s how its neighbors could stop it.

Intimidation, Twitter trolls, and finally this New York Times correspondent was kicked out of Venezuela

There’s ‘higher potential’ for achieving peace in Syria, UN envoy says

Memorial Day 2017: National Sacrifice and A Pledge Not to Forget

For one Yemeni American, the long wait to bring his family to safety

The U.S. Attacks Syria, Police Reform Under Trump, The Value of Libraries

Japanese and US leaders celebrate ‘the power of reconciliation’ in a visit to Pearl Harbor

Suspect in deadly Berlin market attack shot dead in Italy

This Pittsburgh restaurant offers takeout and a side of politics

Wildlife trafficking is on the ballot in Oregon

Colombian war victims struggle to find justice. For a while, this girl only wanted revenge.

She misses being a guerrilla, but this former FARC fighter is starting a new life back home

As tensions rise between India and Pakistan, we remember a friend who called for peace

ISIS leaders abandon Mosul as Iraqi military presses attack

Syrian holdouts struggle under attack by regime and Western-backed forces

Pentagon suggests ISIS may use chemical weapons to defend Mosul

An argument for (more) open borders

FBI probes New York bombing suspect’s history — and their own knowledge of his background

How should South Africa remember the ‘Architect of Apartheid’?

Lithuania has built a fake town so it can practice fighting off a Russian invasion

The jihadist killed by police in Canada last week had been previously profiled by a journalist

For Yazidis in Greece, safety and security are still out of reach

Protests erupt over deadly anti-drug policy of the Philippines’ new president

Veterans can speak out politically, but one Marine vet says they should expect repercussions

70 years later, US World War II veterans still separated from family in the Philippines have new hope

Indiana Court overturns feticide conviction of Purvi Patel

A protest over education has turned into a movement in Mexico

For ‘lone wolf’ terrorists, the motivation for violence isn’t always hate

A brief history of coups in NATO nations

Headlines not withstanding, fewer police are dying on the job than any time in the past almost 40 years

These Syrian Christians fled Muslim extremist harassment. Then they found it again in Germany.

It’s on all of us to stop the mini ‘civil wars’ being waged on our streets

The long hot summer of ’16 is just getting started, but where is it headed?

The GOP is leading an effort to block the military from planning for climate change

These are the faces of the protesters demanding change after another black man is shot and killed by police

Faith leaders in Baton Rouge call for peace, patience and a serious investigation

How artists in San Francisco are keeping the questionable police killing of a young Latino alive

Improvising an Iftar feast in a refugee shelter

The often-overlooked nonviolent roots of the American Revolution