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Qatari security forces deployed Wednesday around the site of an Israeli attack the previous day on Hamas' political leaders who had gathered in the capital of the energy-rich Middle East country to consider a U.S. proposal for a ceasefire in the Gaza ...

President Trump offered his first reaction Wednesday to reports of Russian drones violating Polish airspace, questioning why it was happening.

In Eastern Ukraine, one town stands between Russia and the Donbas heartland.

NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte said Wednesday the North Atlantic Council had met after Poland invoked Article 4 of the NATO Treaty in response to Russian drones crossing into its airspace.

The Israeli spy agency Mossad and the White House both had promised not to attack Hamas officials in Doha, Qatar, before Tuesday's airstrikes by Israel Defense Forces.

Iran and the International Atomic Energy Agency reached on Tuesday an agreement on resuming inspections at uranium enrichment facilities hit by Israeli and U.S. bombs.

Poland shot down Russian drones that violated the country's airspace early Wednesday, Polish and NATO officials said, in what some European leaders cast as an "intentional" escalation by Moscow.

U.S. Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem met Wednesday with Belgian Prime Minister Bart De Wever in the port of Antwerp to discuss maritime security and bilateral efforts to fight transnational drug smuggling.

Israel dramatically escalated its war on Hamas Tuesday with a stunning air strike on the Iran-backed terror group's political leadership in Qatar, a U.S. ally.

President Trump is upset with Israel for bombing Hamas leaders within Qatar, a key U.S. ally, according to the White House.