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Our editors weigh in on their most satisfying spas of the past year, from an NYC respite in the Hamptons to a surprisingly tranquil Las Vegas stay.

Will the EU and NATO ever see a year like 2022 again?

Republika Srpska, the Serb-dominated area of Bosnia-Herzegovina, has signed a 110 million-euro ($117 million) loan with the Export-Import Bank of Hungary to finance its budget and refinance some other debt.

Furniture Industry News: Mattress manufacturer gives back to essential workers and families on Emmy Award-winning daytime show ‘The Talk’.

The words “Murderers, you bombed it to ruins yourselves!" appeared on the art installation symbolizing "friendship" between St Petersburg and the Ukrainian city of Mariupol

Iranian protesters have opened a new front as their demonstrations over the death of Mahsa Amini enter a fourth month, taking to windows and rooftops to show their anger at the government as they push for more freedoms.

The lawyer of an anti-government Iranian protester sentenced to death says that his client was tortured until he confessed to playing a part in the murder of a security officer.

A 39-year-old Greek citizen, who Austrian media say is the son of a Russian diplomat, is currently under investigation in Vienna on a charge of spying for Russia.

Afghan officials have launched a nationwide campaign to vaccinate millions of children against polio, an effort that in the past has faced resistance and even violence.

Vadim Chkhetiani is recovering from a wound suffered on the battlefield in Ukraine fighting against invading Russian forces as a member of the Ukrainian armed forces. He's one of the lucky ones. Many Georgians have suffered losses recently around Bakhmut, which has been pummeled by Russian fire.