Joint probe led by Ukraine, Lithuania and Poland was established in late March, following the mass killing of civilians in Bucha; meanwhile, ICC team gathers evidence in Ukraine

Judges rule that altering alleged timing of meeting at heart of bribery accusation would be unfair to defense; they okay adding witnesses in Case 1000, dealing with illicit gifts

Two-month UN-brokered truce between Iran-backed Houthis and Saudi-led coalition is set to end this week; supertanker Safer stranded off Yemen's coast since 2015 poses major threat

A section of the 10-story structure collapsed last week, leading to one of the country's deadliest disasters in years; hundreds protest over the weekend

Safed chief rabbi, a leading national-religious figure, blames 'anti-Zionists' in the Reform movement for decision to cancel his travel document

Foreign policy chief says 90% of supplies to bloc will be cut by end of year; Europeans also agree to send $9.7 billion to help Ukrainians defend their country

Blame after mass school shooting being directed at Pete Arredondo, who grew up in Texas town and entered post last month pledging to prioritize communication and solution-finding

Investigation could take months but likely to center around why a school district police chief had power to tell officers to wait an hour as massacre unfolded on other side of door

Over next two-and-a-half weeks, people in southwestern Texas town will hold funerals one after the other for 19 students killed, as investigators push for answers on police conduct

Authorities gain control of blaze in Peace Forest after several hours and are looking into possibility it was caused by arson

After 22-year legal battle, over 1,000 West Bank Palestinians are being moved from their homes in an IDF training zone, which the US warns against, ahead of a June visit by Biden

As battles raged around us, I joined a group of volunteers bringing supplies to the beleaguered villagers northeast of Kyiv and extracting those who wanted to flee

Army says suspects threw stones, Molotov cocktails and burning tires as soldiers near village of Hursa; no word on condition of man hit by Israeli fire

After a Republican-led lawsuit challenged the lines created this past February, the State Supreme Court had them redrawn. Not all Jewish constituents are pleased with the results

Previously unknown group hostile to US military presence in Iraq claims responsibility on pro-Iran Telegram channel; US often blames Iran-backed militias for such attacks