With a style mixing real with mystical and books on human anatomy and Frankism, Olga Tokarczuk is considered the country's most talented novelist in her generation

Held for seven hours, the two were released after their guide convinced the kidnappers that with $85 in their pockets, they could not meet a $1.7 million ransom demand

Luanda says senior adviser's participation in Israeli celebration 'damaged the good name and image' of country

Journalist Ismail Alexandrani accused of giving up state secrets during lectures and media appearances abroad

After being imprisoned in a Nazi concentration camp, Walter Hollander fled Germany. Once settled in Massachusetts, he attempted to help the Frank family flee Europe

Pompeo's complaints and plans for regime change seem half-baked, and Israel turns its fighter jets into a messaging service

The IDF spokesperson is taking heavy flak for his handling of last week's border clashes; some say he's a scapegoat

Yahya Sinwar, terror group's Gaza leader, lauds 'strong, powerful and warm' relations with Iranian general thought behind recent rocket attack on Israeli troops from Syria