The Norwegian police unit that investigates war crimes said on January 17 it wants to talk to a Russian asylum seeker who reportedly is a former high-ranking member of the private Russian military contractor Wagner Group.
Ukraine’s first lady, Olena Zelenska, will give a rare international address as the World Economic Forum’s annual gathering in the snowy Swiss town of Davos gets into full swing on January 17.
A Russian man who reportedly is a former high-ranking member of the Russian private military contractor Wagner Group, has sought asylum in Norway, authorities said on January 16.
German Defense Minister Christine Lambrecht has resigned following persistent criticism of her handling of military modernization programs and the country’s arms deliveries to Ukraine.
Ukraine winger Mykhailo Mudryk became the latest big-money signing for Britain's Chelsea under the club's new American ownership, joining from Shakhtar Donetsk in a deal reportedly worth up to $108 million on January 15.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy wants to visit the UN to address a high-level meeting of the 193-member General Assembly on the eve of the first anniversary of Russia’s February 24 invasion of his country if the security situation permits, an official said.
Romanian authorities descended on a compound near Bucharest on January 14 to tow away a fleet of luxury cars and other assets worth an estimated $3.9 million in the case investigating Andrew Tate, the divisive social-media personality who is detained in the country on charges of human trafficking.
A Russian tribunal found figure skater Kamila Valieva bore “no fault or negligence” in a doping case that rocked last year's Winter Olympics, the World Anti-Doping Agency said on January 13.
Talks between regional rivals Iran and Saudi Arabia are continuing and could eventually restore diplomatic relations that were severed years ago, Iran’s foreign minister said on January 13.
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres warned on January 12 that the rule of law is at grave risk of becoming “the rule of lawlessness.”
The United Arab Emirates has agreed to extend payment on a $2 billion outstanding loan to Pakistan and to loan an additional $1 billion, Pakistani Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif’s office said on January 12.
The United States accused Russian military contractors backed by the Kremlin on January 10 of interfering in the internal affairs of African countries and "increasing the likelihood that violent extremism will grow" in the Sahel region.
About 100 Ukrainian troops will head to Oklahoma's Fort Sill as soon as next week to begin training on the Patriot missile-defense system, the Pentagon announced on January 10.
A court in Romania has upheld the 30-day arrest of divisive social-media personality Andrew Tate on charges of organized crime, human trafficking, and rape.
The United States would risk enabling the spread of extremism in Europe if it stopped providing support to Ukraine in its war with Russia, Senator Angus King said on January 9 in the wake of meeting with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy last week in Kyiv.
An Uzbek emigrant charged with killing eight people along a New York City bike path five years ago told an FBI agent he was proud of the destruction he caused and had hoped to kill more people, a prosecutor said on January 9 at the start of the man's trial.
The United States said on January 9 that Iran's sale of lethal drones to Russia for use in its ongoing invasion of Ukraine means the country may be "contributing to widespread war crimes."
German investigators have 9 searched two garages used by an Iranian man arrested on suspicion that he could be planning an attack with deadly chemicals.
Pope Francis has broken his silence on the nationwide protests convulsing Iran, denouncing the recourse to the death penalty there and seemingly legitimizing the rallies as demonstrations “demanding greater respect for the dignity of women.”
A cargo ship carrying more than 65,000 metric tons of corn from Ukraine to China that went aground on January 9 in the Suez Canal has been refloated, and traffic through the crucial waterway restored, Egyptian authorities said.
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