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Experts are split on whether the 60-day ceasefire will be successful or not.

President Joe Biden also renewed his pitch for a comprehensive normalization plan to create a lasting peace in the Middle East.

Secretary of State Antony Blinken will testify before the House Foreign Affairs Committee on Dec. 11 over the withdrawal from Afghanistan.

A new poll revealed a pivot in the way people in the country feel about sending military aid to Ukraine.

As the final weeks of President Joe Biden's administration tick away, the fate of a few hundred square miles in western Russia could ultimately decide the future borders of Ukraine.

Speaking on CNN's State of the Union Sunday, host Dana Bash asked Lankford if he would "support her to oversee America's intelligence community."

A polar defense race is underway as the U.S. and its NATO allies become increasingly skeptical of Russian and Chinese operations in the Arctic region.

The letter to Secretary of State Antony Blinken comes after some Hamas leaders reportedly moved to Turkey after Qatar cut ties with the group.

Former German Chancellor Angela Merkel is speaking out about her experiences with President-elect Donald Trump and other world leaders during her time in office -- often in less-than-flattering ways.

Russia seems to be playing into the confusion. Maria Zakharova, a director at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, took a phone call in front of reporters being told not to comment.