London-based Jonathan Green buys two small pastels at Paris auction, discovers previously unknown third treasure painted on the back of one of them

Anti-trust concerns have sparked a tug-of-war between politicians, gas companies and the public, but overlook a key issue — the volatility of the region

Dror Feiler tells Arabic radio station ‘dark forces’ trying to stop ships; Arab MK defends decision to join flotilla

Polish police say teens were unfamiliar with Holocaust history and did not appear to realize gravity of crimes

Dutch mayor yields to pro-Palestinian pressure; coincidentally, low-cost flight route linking the cities announced

Prime minister tells newly minted cadets that emerging nuclear agreement is ‘fundamentally damaged’

PM backs accord with developers to break monopolistic control but incentivize fresh investment. Critics, including the fired antitrust chief, are furious

Boston-born Heidi Levine, who covers conflicts worldwide, accepts prize named for AP’s Anja Niedringhaus, killed last year in Afghanistan