Putin sees the former Soviet republic as part of the Russian motherland, and says the dominant Western ideal of liberal democracy no longer has a place in the world

Over his 50-year career, Michael Levine has arranged deals for books, screen and business - but none hit home like a Holocaust memoir released in English this month

Prosecutors told appeals court that after previous lenient sentence, Ben John quickly returned to extremist activities

Faceoff follows bold assault by the extremists that breached the premises of Gweiran Prison, allowing an unknown number of militants to escape

Asked how she lived so long, Montreal native, who saw two pandemics and two world wars, attributed her old age to 'good genes and sheer luck'

Dr. Reut Sorek Abramovich says NASA discovery of signs of carbon in Red Planet rock samples requires 'thorough research in the field,' preferably by manned mission

Virus cases have passed half a million and are about to peak, but all indications are that the number of seriously ill patients is small enough to avoid health system crisis

Justice Minister Gideon Sa'ar brands as 'inhuman' MK's remark that late Supreme Court chief justice 'destroyed a once glorious institution'