Russia Blacklists More Than 200 Jehovah’s Witnesses
Russian authorities have added more than 200 Jehovah’s Witnesses to a register of extremists and terrorists, the organization said in...
US Prosecutors Eye Uptick In Chinese Economic Espionage Cases
The FBI is conducting roughly 1,000 investigations into suspected Chinese theft of U.S. intellectual property, with many expected to result...
Students Explore Virtual Reality
Virtual Reality, which immerses viewers in three-dimensional computer-generated worlds, is transforming many fields, from entertainment to education. Mike O’Sullivan reports...
New Kosovo Prime Minister Pledges to Remove 100% Serbian Import Tariffs
Kosovo Prime Minister Albin Kurti pledges to abolish the 100% tariffs on Serbian imports, an impediment in normalization efforts between...
As Britain Leaves the EU, Some Leave Britain
Britain is letting European Union citizens stay once the country completes its transition out of the EU at the end...
Lawyers to ICC: Free Ivory Coast’s Gbagbo Unconditionally
Lawyers for former Ivory Coast president Laurent Gbagbo urged International Criminal Court judges Thursday to lift conditions they imposed on...
FBI Director Warns of Ongoing Russian ‘Information Warfare’
FBI Director Chris Wray said Wednesday that Russia is engaged in “information warfare” heading into the 2020 presidential election, though...
Merkel: Governor’s Election With Far-Right Help Inexcusable
Chancellor Angela Merkel condemned as “inexcusable” the election of a new German state governor with the help of the far-right...
White House Official: China Should Join Nuclear Arms Talks With Russia
U.S. President Donald Trump’s national security adviser said Wednesday that China should join the United States in trilateral arms talks...
Report: Africa Delivers Largest Profits on Investment
British companies have made bigger profits investing in Africa than in any other region of the world, according to a...
Journalists See Specter of Censorship in Ukraine’s Proposed Media Laws
Journalists and free speech advocates say proposed laws to regulate Ukraine’s media pose a threat to free expression and independent...
Britain’s Boris Johnson Moves to Keep Terrorists Imprisoned
Britain’s deradicalization programs are once again in the spotlight after Sunday’s terror knife attack in which two people were injured...
Plane Skids Off Istanbul Runway, Breaks Into Pieces; 21 Hurt
A plane skidded off the runway Wednesday at Istanbul’s Sabiha Gokcen Airport, crashing into a field and breaking into pieces....
Iran-Linked Hackers Pose as Journalists in Email Scam
When Iranian-born German academic Erfan Kasraie received an email from The Wall Street Journal requesting an interview, he sensed something...
Virus Fallout Hits Lake Baikal as Chinese Tourists Stay Away
Winter is high season for tourism around Lake Baikal in Siberia, but the coronavirus outbreak has curtailed its main source...
Adidas Closes ‘Considerable’ Number of Stores in China Due to Coronavirus
German sportswear company Adidas on Wednesday said it was temporarily shutting a “considerable” number of its stores in China due...
UK Government, At Odds With Media, Set to Review BBC Funding
Britain’s government announced Wednesday that it is considering a change in the way the BBC is funded that would hit...
Denmark Jails 3 Men Suspected of Spying for Saudi Arabia
Three men who are members of an Iranian separatist group, the Arab Struggle Movement for the Liberation of Ahwaz, have...
5 killed in Avalanche in Eastern Turkey; 2 Missing
An avalanche hit a road in eastern Turkey, burying a snow-clearing vehicle and a minibus, and killing at least five...
Russia Establishes Siberian Quarantine Center for Coronavirus
Russia’s government took additional measures to stop the spread of the deadly coronavirus across the border from China, with a Kremlin...
Military Talks to End Libya Fighting Underway
U.N.-sponsored military and security talks aimed at achieving a lasting cease-fire in Libya are underway in Geneva. The negotiations are...
Turkish-Russian Tension Over Syria Opens Door to Washington
Questions about the future of Turkey’s rapprochement with Russia are growing as fallout continues from Monday’s killing of at least...
