South Korea’s Unification Church Leader Sentenced to Two Years in Bribery Scandal
An 83-year-old woman with enormous religious and political influence in South Korea learned her fate on Monday. Han Hak-ja, who
Hind Rajab Killing: Israeli Military Admits Firing on Child’s Car and Opens Criminal Investigation
For more than two years, one phone call has haunted anyone who’s heard it. A five-year-old girl, trapped in a
US Military Aid to Iraqi Kurds: Why Washington Is Ending Peshmerga Funding and What It Means for Kurdistan
Something big may be shifting in one of America’s longest-running military partnerships in the Middle East. Word out of Washington
Why Iceland Chose Independence Over EU Integration Amid Growing Arctic Tensions
Iceland is a small country by any measure; fewer than 400,000 people call it home but its latest referendum is
NASA Roman Space Telescope Launch: How a Former Spy Satellite Will Explore Dark Energy and Exoplanets
There’s something almost poetic about NASA’s newest space telescope. The hardware at its core wasn’t built with astronomy in mind;
Who Is Norway’s New King Haakon VIII? Life, Family and Challenges Facing the New Monarch
Norway said goodbye to one king and welcomed another within the same breath this week. King Harald V died on
Cambodia Cyber Scam Crackdown: Over 700 Scam Compounds Shut Down and Nearly 30,000 Arrested
Cambodia is calling it one of the toughest blows it has ever dealt to the cyber-scam industry operating within its
Germany NATO Eastern Flank Deployment: How German Troops Are Preparing for a Potential Conflict
Just a few kilometres from the Belarusian border, thousands of German soldiers are out in the field running Leopard tanks,
Ratko Mladić Dies at 84: Convicted Bosnian Serb War Criminal Behind Srebrenica Genocide Dead in Hague Prison
Ratko Mladić, the man most responsible for Europe’s worst atrocity since the Second World War, died Thursday in a UN
Nepal-Tibet Flood Death Toll Reaches 469 as Rescuers Fear Another Major Flood
The death toll from the flood disaster along the Nepal-Tibet border has climbed past 469, and rescuers are still combing
