A national network of secular, bilingual immersion schools plans to open its 10th branch next year in South Brooklyn — and the student body is surprisingly diverse

Salah Abdeslam, sole surviving attacker from November assault that left 130 dead, says in prison correspondence he doesn’t want to be idolized

Island has been divided since 1974, when Turkish troops invaded in response to an Athens-inspired coup seeking union with Greece

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President-elects team says head of National Front party did not meet with Trump or his transition officials

Turkish, Greek Cypriot negotiators meet for peace talks in Geneva to hammer out decades-long conflict

During scramble to sink anti-settlement resolution, PM called Boris Johnson, who helped draft the text, and not the British prime minister, who was reportedly ‘blindsided’ by her country’s support

In an increasingly exclusionary religious Israel, Modern Orthodox Israelis are joining forces with a flourishing Liberal Jewry. Approaching a year to the announcement of a pluralistic prayer pavilion, will this partnership see it built?