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North Korea resumes sending trash-filled balloons across border
1 of 3 | North Korea launched some 350 trash-filled balloons towards South Korea overnight, Seoul's Joint Chiefs of Staff said Tuesday. The military recovered contents…
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South Korea latest to level charges against Israeli officials for alleged war crimes in Gaza
A Palestinian man walks through the rubble of destroyed buildings following an operation by Israeli Special Forces in the Nuseirat camp, in the central Gaza Strip, earlier this…
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Philippines court drops final charge against opposition lawmaker Leila de Lima
A Philippines court on Monday dismissed the final charge against former senator Leila De Lima (C), who was arrested in February 2017. File Photo by Joseph Vidal/Philippine Senate…
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Julian Assange to be released from prison after plea deal with U.S.
1 of 2 | WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange will be freed after pleading guilty to a felony charge in a deal with the U.S. Justice Department. File photo by Facundo…
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European Council adopts new Russia sanctions aimed at economy, closing loopholes
EU foreign policy chief Josep Borrell hailed European leaders' adoption of a 14th round of Russia sanctions as a demonstration of Europe's "unity in supporting Ukraine and seeking…
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At least 8 dead in building fire in Russian city Fryazino near Moscow
At least eight people died following a fire at an office building in Moscow on Monday. Photo by Andrei Vorobyov/Telegram At least eight people near Russia's capital…
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Britain’s Princess Anne hospitalized after concussion
Britain's Princess Anne was hospitalized after sustaining injuries including a concussion, Buckingham Palace said Monday. File Photo by Hugo Philpott/UPI | License Photo…
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Death toll in South Korea battery plant fire rises to 22
As many as 22 people were killed in a fire at a battery factory in South Korea. Photo by Yonhap At least 22 workers, mostly Chinese nationals, were killed in a lithium…
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Initial EU probe into App Store ‘anti-steer’ rules finds Apple in breach of competition…
European Union anti-trust regulators notified Apple on Monday that App Store rules preventing developers from "steering" consumers to offers and content outside of the app breach…
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Quebec maximum security prison evacuated over forest fires
The Port-Cartier Institution was evacuated Friday due to forest fires burning in the area. Photo courtesy of Correction Service Canada/Website Inmates held at a maximum…
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