Before revolution toppled the Iranian monarchy in 1979, Tehran and Tel-Aviv exchanged tourists and trade instead of missiles and drones.
As Israel and Iran continue to pound each other with air strikes, a Tehran resident and a Jerusalem-based journalist share how the conflict is reshaping daily life -- from deserted streets in Iran to missile alerts in Israel.
Georgian photographers are protesting the awarding of a prestigious prize to a photojournalist with the Russian TASS news agency.
Thirty-five years after the Soviet military began departing Czechia's Milovice Air Base, armored hangars that once held MiG warplanes now shelter Cessnas.
Across Europe, some 4.3 million refugees could soon have the option of returning to a peaceful Ukraine, but many no longer want to.
New rules have been handed down to women working in Ashgabat further restricting what they can wear, adding to a growing list of "aesthetic" requirements in Turkmenistan.
Archival photos show how Greenland became a Danish territory and why the United States is seeking to take control of the island.
For Russian dissidents and journalists, life in their home country became impossible after February 2022, while their careers were untenable in the countries where they fled. Many have turned to physical labor to survive.
In areas far from Russia's big cities, more than 120 monuments glorifying Russia's "special military operation," attempt to link the invasion of Ukraine to the Soviet victory in World War II.
A Georgian amputee in Ukraine is fighting the Russian invasion with an advanced prosthetic arm.
A submarine base in Balaklava was once a Soviet secret, then it reopened as a tourist museum. Now, observers claim the base is being revived once more for warfighting Russian vessels.
Photos donated to a Hungarian archive reveal the devastating aftermath of the siege of Budapest, which ended 80 years ago.
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