Xinjiang regional government tightens controls on information after publication of secret guidelines 're-education centers' and instructions on how to use technology to target religious minorities

Over one-third of Israel’s territory is designated as army firing zones. What happens when the Israel National Trail passes through one?

On Thursday, a new president was elected after last spring long-time ruler Abdelaziz Bouteflika was deposed

Anthony Hopkins and Jonathan Pryce both excel in a film that reimagines a recent crisis in the Catholic church. What are the chances of a sequel set in the Jewish world?

EU funds support roughly 3.5 million Syrian refugees in Turkey, after Syria's war of over eight years killed hundreds of thousands and pushed millions out of their homes

The Aalst carnival, which included a float this year of large-nosed Jews atop piles of money, was the first-ever cultural tradition to be taken off the UN's global inventory of cultural practices

The first in a series of legal proceedings against the former president, verdict comes a year after an unprecedented wave of protest that led to his ouster

As anti-drug activists attempt to combat the flood of cheap drugs, often marketed to children, residents say the police ignore, if not encourage, the problem