For years, Turkey's opposition has been fractured and defeatist while the president consolidated power. But the opposition now has a wildly popular, charismatic and sharp-tongued leader – and a lackluster Erdogan doesn't seem invincible any more

An indictment against the baby's cousin, who was caught infiltrating into Israel, alleges the child, Layla al-Ghandour, died of a blood disease and that her family received money to say she died by tear gas inhalation

The prime minister's wife and a deputy director of the PM's Office are indicted for violating regulations barring the ordering of meals when a cook is on the residence's staff

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It is now a crime to help asylum seekers in Hungary, and Prime Minister Viktor Orbán doesn’t care if European liberals are appalled

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While focusing on Iran’s nuclear development, the U.S. and the other signatories missed the main target: Iran’s aggressive plans in the Middle East

The documents that included two mothers were issued to several dozen children in 2006-2007, after the courts began issuing adoption orders that recognized non-biological parents in LGBT families