Daniel Tovrov

Is the Iran drone real and what does is say about the relationship between the United States and Iran.

With the death of a 75-year-old woman on Thursday, Nordine Amrani killed five people in his attack on Tuesday. His suicide brings the death toll to six.

Voters in Egypt went to the polls Wednesday to vote in the second round of parliamentary elections.

Liege, Belgium attacker Nordine Amrani killed six people on Tuesday, including his cleaning lady, a child, an elderly woman, and eventually, himself.

Moncef Marzouki has been elected the new President of Tunisia.

Mexican police arrested Los Zetas boss Raul Lucio Hernandez Lechuga -- also known as Z-16 and El Lucky -- on Sunday.

Belgian native Nordine Amrani has been named the lone killer in Tuesday's attack in Liege, Belgium.

The grenade and gun attack in Liege, Belgium Tuesday has sparked chaos and confusion in the city: who is responsible? First theories suggest either Islamic fundamentals or escaped convicts.

A grenade attack in a central square in Liege, Belgium has left at least two people dead and about a dozen injured on Tuesday.

A grenade attack in Belgium kills two, injures 10.

Does Prokhorov have what it takes to dethrone Vladimir Putin?

The nine best and one worst Don't Think Twice by Bob Dylan covers, including Ke$ha, Johnny Cash, John Mayer and more.

Local elections were held in Syria on Monday, but will a vote do anything to change the ongoing protests and unrest in the country?

Ban Ki-moon's surprise visit to Mogadishu on Friday marked the first time since 1993 that a United Nations secretary-general had visited Somalia's capital city.

As people continue to migrate away from rural areas and into cities, cities that are growing to devour the land around it, the numbers of people living in slums, shanty towns and informal settlements are skyrocketing.

Italian police believe that the letter bomb sent to a top tax official in Rome on Friday was the work of a far-left anarchist group.

A violent fire in a private hospital in Kolkata, India (formerly known as Calcutta) left 84 people dead on Friday.

A mail bomb exploded at a tax collection office in Rome, Italy on Friday, injuring one.

Iran state television showed the first video footage of the RQ-170 Sentinel that supposedly belongs to the United States and was brought down ealier this week.

Al-Shabab, the Islamist rebel group in Somalia with al-Qaida ties, became the latest

Former dictator Manuel Noriega will be flown back to Panama from France on Sunday, marking the first time that the convicted criminal has returned to his homeland in twenty years.

An American named Joe Gordon was sentenced to two-and-a-half years in prison by a court in Thailand on Thursday for defaming the country's king and royal family on his blog.

Australian Mansor Almaribe was sentenced to 500 lashes and a year in prison by a court in Saudi Arabia after being found guilty of blasphemy.

Syrian President Bashar al-Assad told Barbara Walters that the crackdown in Syria was not his fault.

Presidential candidate Enrique Pena Nieto couldn't give the title of any books he likes... while speaking at a book fair.

The Muslim Brotherhood's political party -- the Freedom and Justice Party -- claimed a substantial victory in the run-off vote for Egypt's parliamentary elections.

U.S. ambassador to Syria, Robert Ford, returned to Damascus on Tuesday after being removed from the country for his own safety in October.

A Saudi prince said on Sunday that developing atomic weapons may be the kingdom's only recourse against a nuclear Iran and Israel.

Islamic militants al-Shabab detonated a suicide car bomb in the Somali capital on Mogadishu on Tuesday.