US Justice Department brought more than 80 criminal cases in connection with violent riots at US Capitol on January 6.
US Justice Department brought more than 80 criminal cases in connection with violent riots at US Capitol on January 6.
Centuries of union between Scotland and England are straining amid the UK’s exit from the EU and the COVID pandemic.
Preliminary results show lead for the incumbent president but the opposition leader dubs the tally as...
Display of military might at Pyongyang parade follows party congress at which Kim Jong Un admitted...
FSIN says it is ‘obliged’ to arrest Kremlin critic because he broke the terms of a previous suspended sentence.
No matter their shortcomings, former presidents have a way of still exerting influence. Will the same be true for Trump?
Legislators are calling on Giuseppe Conte to set out next steps after Matteo Renzi’s Italia Viva party quits government.
New global survey finds most people believe media, politicians are trying to mislead people by spreading misinformation.
The charges are linked to former CNRP president Sam Rainsy’s unsuccessful attempt to return to the country in 2019.
Several online platforms have cut off Parler following storming of US Capitol, accusing it of allowing violent content.
Twitter removed US President Trump’s account citing risk of violence after storming of Capitol by his supporters.
Latest arrests are related to a group picked up by the coastguard as they fled in a speedboat, and now jailed in China
At party Congress, Kim pledges to expand weapons programmes with the aim of ‘making a preemptive nuclear strike’.
Italy’s ex-PM said he was pulling his party’s ministers from cabinet, causing fresh political chaos amid pandemic.