Israel extradites accused Russian computer hacker to United States
U.S. officials have accused Aleksei Burkov of committing more than $20 million in computer fraud. His extradition is the latest development in a legal drama pitting Washington against Moscow and involving an imprisoned Israeli American woman as an apparent pawn.
Representatives of the Rohingya community, with Gambian Justice Minister and Attorney General Abubacarr M. Tambadou, left, listen to testimony during a news conference in The Hague on Monday. (AP)
Why a tiny African country is taking the Rohingya’s case to the world court
When Abubacarr M. Tambadou, Gambia’s attorney general and justice minister, visited a Rohingya refugee camp in Bangladesh in May 2018, he found himself recalling Rwanda’s history of government-led atrocities.
A tiny ‘deer’ was feared extinct. Scientists just photographed it for the first time in a generation.
Conservationists in Vietnam captured thousands of photos of the silver-backed chevrotain, which scientists last had seen in 1990.
Australia’s top court to review former Vatican treasurer George Pell’s abuse conviction
The High Court will hear his final appeal early next year, and the outcome will determine how the Vatican moves forward with its own case against Pell.
The Jared Kushner proposal has been met by objections from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and border officials.
The inducements come as Erdogan visits the White House and amid reports that Turkish-backed forces have committed atrocities in Syria.
‘We are in a war:' In Hong Kong, an accountant by day becomes street fighter by night
Regardless of how far from Germany the wall segments travel, the message, said curators and historians, always hits close to home.
A university became a combat zone as clashes spread, raising questions about local elections scheduled for later this month.
Don Cherry finally went too far.
The swap is aimed at jump-starting stalled peace talks, President Ashraf Ghani said.
Schools were closed and civilians took shelter as militants launched rockets toward surrounding communities in response.
The analyst was iconic and insulting. Now Canada — and hockey — grapples with his firing.
The hearings are likely to shed light on politicians, aides and oligarchs in Kyiv and their influence in Washington.
Ukraine and the United States have a relationship that far predates Trump.
Administration policies aimed at deterring migrants focused specifically on children, and authorities knew the approaches would clog Border Patrol facilities and strain bed space.
The former Democratic presidential candidate said that "race was clearly an element" in attacks on the former Meghan Markle.
About 98 percent of violent crimes, including homicides, go unsolved in Mexico. Unlike the vast majority of victims, the family of U.S. nationals killed this week have advocates at the highest level.
Campaigners against taxing menstrual items say women have no choice whether to get their period or not. The issue has also become part of debates over the European Union and taxation rights.
An explosion has rocked the Afghan capital of Kabul as early morning commuters were on the street heading to work
Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro is beefing up patrols by civilian militias across the nation as political rivals call for mass demonstrations against him
Police have increased security around Hong Kong and its university campuses as they brace for more violence after sharp clashes overnight with anti-government protesters
Guatemalan legislators have voted to reduce the possible jail terms for acts of corruption by as much as 50% for those who confess to their acts
The U.S. State Department is warning American citizens against traveling to Bolivia because of the unrest that has gripped the Andean nation since a disputed presidential election last month