Film producer Alexander Rodnyansky and theater director Ivan Vyrypaev were ordered to be arrested in Russia for "spreading false information" about the Russian army.
The Danish Supreme Court ruled that a newspaper did not violate the copyright of Copenhagen’s The Little Mermaid statue by publishing a cartoon of it as a zombie.
Former French President Nicolas Sarkozy was denied his appeal of a conviction on corruption and influence peddling charges and sentenced to serve time at home.
Retired Green Beret Nicholas Maimer was reportedly killed by Russian mercenary forces in Ukraine this week, and the Wagner Group gloated over his death.
An Anglican bishop has said the Church of England is "truly sorry" for how the clergy handled allegations of clerical sexual abuse against a 16-year-old boy in the 1980s.
Software company FRDM uses "social listening," which tracks brand conversations and trends, to track instances of human rights abuses and map ethical supply chain issues.
Authorities and residents in north-central Nigeria said gunmen killed 29 people during a late-night attack in Plateau state. The attacks targeted remote communities in the nation.
Service was temporarily stopped Monday in Mexico City's subway system after a chicken got loose on the tracks. One of the workers tossed his coat over the animal.
Pakistani police officer Alam Khan has been arrested for opening fire on a bus at a girls' school he was tasked with guarding, injuring five people and killing an eight-year-old girl.
An alleged Turkish drone strike targeted a Yazidi militant group in Iraq’s Sinjar on Tuesday. Officials reported that three militants were killed in the attack, and one was wounded.
A new State Department report on religious freedoms finds China is one of the worst offenders worldwide. Other countries including Iran, North Korea, Afghanistan and India.
Early warning and preparedness was likely the reason thousands of lives were saved during Cyclone Mocha. The cyclone hit Bangladesh and Myanmar over the weekend.