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A 3,500-year-old covered wagon unearthed on Lake Sevan’s shore rewrites the timeline of wheeled transport and reveals how Bronze-Age Armenians sent their dead to the stars.
A dawn gunbattle in Turkey’s northwest orchards left three police and six ISIL militants dead, exposing a jihadist corridor toward Europe.
Nine people, including three Turkish police officers, are dead after a dawn raid on an Islamic State safe-house in Istanbul, spotlighting fears of a renewed jihadist campaign.
Six Islamic State militants and three Turkish police officers died in a pre-dawn shoot-out after security forces stormed an ISIL safe house in northwest Turkiye.
China’s surprise push to mediate the Thai-Cambodian temple dispute offers satellite verification and shared tourism revenue, but villagers wonder if the fragile ceasefire will last.
Syria has launched its first criminal probe into a mass grave from the Assad era, exhuming over 300 bodies and reviving calls for accountability.
With Assad gone, Syrians in Turkey weigh the pull of home against the harsh realities of return.
Syrian refugees in Turkey consider returning home after the fall of Assad, weighing challenges and opportunities.
Freezing rain and lake-effect snow cripple the Northeast, knocking out power to 120,000 and turning NYC commutes into treacherous skating expeditions.
Kawhi Leonard erupts for a career-best 55 points, lifting the Clippers past the Wizards in overtime and shaking up the Western Conference playoff picture.
Bondi shop owner Ahmed al Ahmed is being hailed a hero after tackling an armed man on Gould Street, disarming him and holding him until police arrived.
At least 13 people died and dozens were hurt when a passenger train derailed in southern Mexico’s Chiapas state, prompting a major rescue effort and questions over maintenance.