Ukraine has one of the fastest-growing HIV/AIDS epidemics in the world. One of the main reasons: intravenous drug use. But just outside the capital Kiev, a group is working with police to change their approach toward drug users — to treat addiction as an illness, not a crime.

The "National Archive of Aleppo" page has become a poignant gathering place for people who want to share positive memories of the city.

Abdul Kafi Al Hamdo says when the revolution began, he just wanted a better life for the next generation.

The news from Aleppo is grim, which leads to a big question for US presidential candidates Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump: What would they do about the war in Syria?

Mohammed Badran was 19 when he was forced to flee Syria. He wants the world to treat refugees like people.

The Afghan government has given a full pardon to a warlord whose nickname is "The Butcher of Kabul." Despite the deal, Gulbuddin Hekmatyar remains a wanted terrorist in the US. His name brings terror to many Afghans.

The US has approved the biggest arms deal in history: a $38 billion agreement to supply Israel with jets, bombs, missiles and military support for the next 10 years. And now that the paper is signed, look for arms deals with Israel's Arab neighbors to proceed.

The EU-Turkey deal has turned Lesbos into an open-air prison.

The White Helmets have been nominated for the 2016 Nobel Peace Prize, but the group is also criticized.

When it comes to rescue missions, Mehdi Salehi says every second counts, and he would know.