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Gen. David Petraeus told Fox News presidents of both parties lacked clear vision for Afghanistan, leading to years of wasted opportunity during its occupation.

Iran's Foreign Minister Hossein Amirabdollahian threatened "new fronts" will open in Israel-Hamas war and warned Tehran will take "preemptive action" soon.

White House National Security Council spokesperson John Kirby says a French-Israeli woman who appeared in a video released by Hamas likely was speaking “under duress."

The Palace of Versailles, outside Paris, abruptly closed due to "security reasons," evacuating visitors and locking down with police presence.

While China has already banned Japan’s seafood in response to the Fukushima radioactive wastewater release, Russia will also implement import restrictions Monday.

Parts of the world’s largest rainforest is suffering its worst drought. Amazon rivers in Brazil, including the Negro River and Madeira River, have fallen to record low water levels.

Under a new agreement, the Philippines will be able to track unregulated fishing by accessing Canada’s satellite surveillance system called the “Dark Vessel Detection System."

The Supreme Court of India ruled this week that it was not within its scope to legalize same-sex marriages.

King Abdullah II of Jordan announced Tuesday that the acceptance of Palestinian refugees is a "red line" for his nation and neighboring Egypt.

At least one person died while another two sustained injuries during a shooting that broke out near a pro-democracy protest held in Malacatan, Guatemala.

On Monday, a migrant dinghy boat carrying a total of 13 passengers sank off the small eastern Greek island of Symi. While three people died in the incident, 10 people were rescued.

Yahya Sinwar is widely believed to be behind the largest massacre of Jews since the Holocaust. The Hamas terror leader was recently described by an IDF spokesman as being "in our sights."

Belgium authorities shot and killed the suspect they believed carried out a terror attack near the Belgian national stadium, while the Belgium-Sweden soccer match was being played.

The U.N. is set to let certain sanctions expire on Iran. Critics say the sanctions to be lifted will embolden the regime, but the administration says it holds the regime accountable.

The U.N. Security Council, which is charged with maintaining international peace, shot down a draft resolution from Russia for a ceasefire because it failed to mention Hamas.

The 26th Marine Expeditionary Unit was moving closer to Israel via the Red Sea, according to a defense official, after reports the unit was moving in response to "emerging events."

Two Swedish nationals were killed in a shooting late Monday in central Brussels, with Prime Minister Alexander De Croo expressing concern over a potential terrorist attack.

Two Swedish citizens were shot to death in Belgium on Monday near a stadium hosting a soccer match, authorities said, but the assailant has not been captured.

Commercial operations at Cambodia's Siem Reap-Angkor International Airport, the Southeast Asian nation's newest and largest travel hub, have begun.

Russian President Vladimir Putin called Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu Monday, sharing information on calls with regional leaders and offering to be the voice of peace.