Photo: Morgan Petroski / International Consortium for Advancement in Choreography Bulgarian-born, D.C.-based choreographer Vladimir Angelov, seen with the National Ballet of Mexico, created Dance ICONS to serve as a virtual
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Twenty years after the Dayton accords brought peace to the bloodstained Balkans, once-isolated Serbia is finally getting serious about joining the European Union — even as the continent’s worst refugee
The American victim of the attacks in Paris in November was California State University-Long Beach exchange student, Nohemi Gonzalez, 23. Gonzalez was having a drink with a friend at La
As Islamic State extremists attacked Paris on Nov. 13, a former French protectorate was already mourning a similar attack from the day before. The coordinated assault on a concert hall,
Refugees and asylum seekers who reach the United States may be free of the persecution, threats and dangers that drove them from their home country in the first place, but
MUSCAT, Oman — Iran’s nuclear ambitions, Syria’s brutal civil war and ongoing hostilities in Yemen dominated Middle East news in 2015 — all while a fourth country that rarely makes
Photo: Lawrence Ruggeri of Ruggeriphoto.com Ambassador Luiz Alberto Figueiredo Machado All the world’s eyes will be on Brazil in August, when Rio de Janeiro hosts South America’s first Olympics ever.
What if faulty genes in your DNA could be easily corrected, avoiding the ravages of diseases like cystic fibrosis or certain cancers? That is the promise of gene editing, a
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January 2016 There were no appointments this month.
