Two people treated for smoke inhalation as efforts continue to contain the fire

Since a coup attempt in September, the Sudanese military has demanded cabinet reforms in what civilian groups call 'a power grab'

Life in the Pamir Manountains in Tajikistan regressed by decades after the collapse of the Soviet Union. A trip to one of the world's most isolated regions

Lotte Cohn and other prominent architects designed buildings that have become an integral part of the Israeli landscape. But unlike their male colleagues, they remain unknown to the public and are ignored in academia

Some teachers juggle the Zionist and Palestinian versions of history. Some just outright rebel

The armed clashes erupted at a boundary between Christian and Shi'ite neighborhoods, during a protest called by Hezbollah against the judge investigating last year's Beirut port blast

Fifteen others were injured in the attack on the town of Sarmada in the province of Idlib near the border with Turkey, the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights added

Some Arab teachers in Israel juggle the Zionist and Palestinian versions of history. Others just outright rebel