The 12th “Jewish World-View” seminar has wrapped up in Volgograd.

A series of lectures on Jewish topics are beginning in two prisons in the Moscow region

olland recalled its ambassador from Iran for consultation over the sentence to death of a 46-year-old Dutch-Iranian woman, Zahra Bahrami.

Egyptian Foreign Minister Ahmed Aboul Gheit says U.S. imposing its will on Cairo, as White House slams Egyptian leadership for lack of reform.

Three killed, several wounded in clashes between police and 3,000 protesters in western province of Egypt, which marked first sizeable anti-Mubarak gathering in the area.

Demjanjuk is standing trial on 28,060 counts of accessory to murder for allegedly having been a guard at Sobibor death camp during WWII

The United States urged Egypt to immediately lift an emergency law and launch democratic reforms as protesters staged the biggest show of defiance against President Hosni Mubarak in a three-week-old revolt.

British Foreign Secretary William Hague warns peace process could become casualty of current unrest sweeping the region.

The U.S. Jewish policy umbrella welcomed the emergence of a new state in southern Sudan, but said the international community must be vigilant in bringing about a broader peace.

The recent recognition by some countries of a Palestinian state “does not do any good whatsoever,” Dutch Foreign Minister Uri Rosenthal said in an interview with The Jerusalem Post.