ERBIL, Kurdistan Region - At least 12 Kurds who had entered Libya illegally en route to Europe will be returned to the Kurdistan Region, Iraqi and Kurdish officials said on Wednesday.Ahmed al-Sahaf, ...

According to the United Nations Refugee Agency (UNHCR), more than 86,000 Sudanese nationals are registered as asylum seekers or refugees in Libya – a 60,000 uptick compared with before the war. As ...

"They are always looking for deals, there are a lot of deals that we can do," Government of National Unity's Mahmoud Alftise told Newsweek.

At least four migrants died after two boats carrying 95 people capsized near Al Khums, Libya. One boat held 26 Bangladeshi migrants; four perished. The second boat had 69 people, including Egyptians ...

The Libyan civil war changed the country and the region forever. This video explores the origins of the conflict, from ...

The National Emergency Management Agency, Lagos Operations Office, in partnership with key stakeholders, has successfully  received 180 ...

Three migrants drowned and more are missing after their boat overturned near the Greek island of Gavdos. Rescuers have saved ...

"IOM is calling for impactful solutions, investment in adaptation and fair access to climate finance and climate justice for ...

Former French President Nicolas Sarkozy’s abrupt conditional release from prison-less than three weeks into a five-year sentence for criminal conspiracy-has stirred renewed controversy across France ...

BEIRUT (AP) — A Libyan delegation in Lebanon made progress in talks Monday with judicial officials over the possible release of late Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi ‘s son, who has been jailed without ...

new video loaded: What’s Going to Happen With the A.I. Mental Health Crisis? transcript The “Hard Fork” hosts Kevin Roose and Casey Newton talk about major developments in the world of chatbots, ...

In a time of persistent national political friction, a federal government shutdown can often feel like a distant, abstract event — a mere headline from Washington. But at the Herald-Tribune, we ...