The Center for Civil Liberties in Ukraine has won a Nobel Peace Prize for its civil activism. The executive director said winning the award was incredible.
A gay Palestinian 25-year-old was brutally murdered. His remains were scattered on the side of the road in the occupied West Bank. The man sought asylum in Israel two years ago.
Haiti plans to request foreign military aid to combat gangs that have blocked a fuel terminal last month. The lack of gas has forced businesses and hospitals to halt operations.
Marc Fogel's family urged the State Department to change his status, and a U.S. representative argued Fogel's case is as important as that of Brittney Griner and Paul Whelan.
Six European countries met to discuss ways to prevent organized crime. The countries are particularly worried about drug barons battling to control the cocaine market.
Critics believe any deal with Maduro would end up costing the U.S. its morals for very little oil in return that would make no impact on gas prices for the average American.
Laura Harth of Safeguard Defenders warns that China's reported police service stations abroad are expanding the communist regime's international footprint.
Iran denied that its security forces killed another teenage girl by beating her on the head with batons and claimed she jumped from the roof of a building.
A nuclear-powered U.S. aircraft carrier launched new rounds of naval drills with South Korea Friday following a weeks worth of unplanned missile tests from North Korea.
Vladimir Putin, who turned 70 on Friday, received a tractor for his birthday from the president of Belarus. Tractors have been the pride of Belarusian industry since Soviet times.
Russia tycoon Alexey Mordashov, who owns the Nord yacht, was sanctioned by the U.S., United Kingdom and European Union in February after Russia invaded Ukraine.
As Putin turns 70, Mikhail Khodorkovsky, author of "The Russia Conundrum" warns that Putin is part of a 'gangster entourage,' and warns that Putin is being egged on by extremist forces.
The Nobel Peace Prize was awarded to jailed Belarus rights activist Ales Bialiatski, along with the non-profit organizations Center for Civil Liberties and Memorial.
Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelenskyy seemingly called for NATO countries to launch "preemptive strikes" against Russia to deter nuclear threats, blackmail.
Ukraine filed a case saying that Moscow's stated justification for the invasion - that it was acting to prevent a genocide in eastern Ukraine - was unfounded.
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said Thursday his country has a different view towards Sweden and Finland and suggested the Nordic countries should join NATO separately.
An American tourist on Wednesday threw a tantrum and cracked two Roman busts in the Vatican Museums after officials denied him an audience with Pope Francis.
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