Veteran investigative journalist Bao Choy won her appeal in Hong Kong two years after she was found guilty of deceiving the government during her work on “7.21 Who Owns The Truth."
Chinese defense minister Li Shangfu, speaking at the Shangri-La Dialogue in Singapore, said a war between China and the U.S. would be an "unbearable disaster."
Dozens of school-girls in Afghanistan have been poisoned and hospitalized in two separate attacks targeting local schools, an education official has confirmed.
A group of five people, including two Italian professional soccer players, are accused of raping an American woman after meeting her during a night out in Milan.
Peng Lifa is widely believed to be the man behind the 2022 "Bridge Man" protest that led to the "white paper protests" and ended China's COVID mandates. Sunday marks the 34th anniversary of the Tiananmen Square Massacre.
A Chinese ship and a U.S. destroyer has a near missing this weekend after the Chinese vessel came within 150 yards of the USS Chung-Hoon in what was seen as an act of aggression.
The BRICS economic bloc has discussed and accepted applications for new members, including Iran and Saudi Arabia as well as some unnamed European countries.
The counteroffensive has potential to shape the outcome of the Ukraine conflict, but Western allies say they don't expect the operation to end the war.
Two cases in Japan that were tried and decided in the past few months ended in mixed results as the courts didn't recognize some harassment despite ordering damages paid.
A man in the U.K. who promotes nudism shocked fellow drivers last month in Lancashire when he was seen pumping gas totally naked, except for a pair of shoes.
Forty-five bags filled with human remains were discovered in Jalisco, Mexico, and appear to share the physical traits of missing call center employees.
Matthew King, 19, was sentenced to life in prison with a minimum term of six years after a planned terror attack on British Army barracks was reported by his mother.
Riots over the in absentia conviction and sentencing of Senegalese opposition leader Ousmane Sonko have left at least nine people dead, per authorities in the West African nation.
Iran has released one Dane and two Austrians being held captive following successful intervention by Oman and Belgium in deal whose details remain unclear.