Prince Andrew’s Epstein interview roundly panned
The queen's second son sat through nearly an hour of questioning about his relationship with Jeffrey Epstein in a BBC interview that royal watchers described as ill-judged and excruciating.
Uighurs and their supporters decry Chinese ‘concentration camps,’ ‘genocide’ after documents leaked
Government documents leaked to the New York Times revealed Chinese plans to detain millions of ethnic minorities in the Xinjiang region.
The remote Yamalo-Nenets region of northern Russia is home to a number of ethnic groups. (Sergei Gapon/AFP/Getty Images)
This Russian group spoke up for native people in the Far North. It was closed over a paperwork error.
Independent voices are being quashed all over Russia through court rulings, threats — and now document glitches.
Fears are growing that Beijing may attempt a bloody intervention, as state media calls for police to fire on demonstrators holed up at Polytechnic University.
Brazil’s first working class president is still idolized by some, but has nowhere near the popularity he once had.
“Sex tourism” flourishes in the Philippines even as President Rodrigo Duterte wages a brutal war on drugs.
Patricia Anton, 63, was tied up and strangled by seven men, police said. They traveled to Puerto Plata to commit crimes “of such nature.”
Iran’s stuttering economy is beset by demonstrations over a 50 percent increase in fuel price.
The deal would have freed two professors for three Taliban-linked militants and may have helped restart U.S.-Taliban negotiations.
In suburban Virginia, an asylum claim for a Uighur woman and her family marks a possible test of U.S. policies on China.
North Korea said cancellation of the exercises would be seen as a positive gesture.
The episode, in which Sondland and Trump discussed the Ukrainian president’s commitment to politically charged investigations, will be scrutinized in the House impeachment inquiry.
In a BBC interview, Andrew said he has “no recollection” of the woman who accused him of having sex with her when she was 17.
The Israeli military also is investigating mistakes in an earlier attack that killed a Palestinian family.
Iran has limited Internet access after just one day of protests.
The attack hit the Turkish-controlled town of al-Bab as the Turkish military seeks to impose a buffer zone in the region.
Opposition leader Juan Guaidó led the largest demonstrations in months. But last year’s momentum remains hard to recapture.
A year later, momentum has flagged, but anger lives on.
The European Space Agency says putting astronauts into a state of suspended animation could make it easier to reach other planets
Libyan health authorities say an airstrike has slammed into a biscuit factory in the capital, Tripoli, killing at least seven workers including five foreign nationals and two Libyans
Yemeni PM lands in Aden, marking return of government to port city after deal with separatists
Libya’s health ministry says an airstrike hit a biscuit factory in Tripoli, killing 7 workers including 5 foreigners
Kuwait’s ruler has fired two warring Cabinet ministers at the center of embezzlement allegations and directed the prime minister to form a new government