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Russian officials on Friday accused Israel of disrupting its trade with Iran after Israel Defense Forces targeted dozens of vessels at a major Caspian Sea port in northern Iran.

A hidden cloister just a few steps from Rome's Pantheon is a peaceful place for silent meditation - if the millions of tourists who trudge past even know it's there.

The Israeli military said it launched strikes against Syrian military positions in the southern Sweida province to defend Druze civilians against alleged attacks by Damascus.

Iran defiantly insisted Friday that it would deny its enemies their security and that it was still building missiles nearly three weeks into U.S.-Israeli strikes that have killed a slew of Tehran's top leaders and hammered its weapons and energy ...

With U.S.-brokered Ukraine peace talks on hold due to the war in the Middle East, Russian President Vladimir Putin is expected to try to expand his military gains via new offensives against his neighbor that could put even more pressure on Kyiv.

They fled Iran as children and now, living in Iraq as adults, they express guarded hope the U.S.-Israeli war with Iran will weaken the theocracy that forced them into exile decades ago.

Jesus Dominguez pushes through thick brush lining a rugged mountainside with an AK-47 slung over his shoulder and a grenade fastened to his leather belt.

The body of James "Jimmy" Gracey, a 20-year-old University of Alabama junior who went missing during a spring break trip to Barcelona, Spain, has been recovered, authorities confirmed Thursday.

Iran hit oil production facilities across the Middle East for a second day, lashing out at Qatar, Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates and Kuwait, despite attempts to de-escalate the spiraling conflict by U.S. President Trump, who a day earlier ...

A U.S. industrial base built on complex precision weapons and solid rocket motors is starting to look elsewhere as modern conflicts demand high-volume, low-cost tools.