Sudan has intensified harassment of journalists, censorship, and arrests of political opponents related to the conflicts at the border with South Sudan, Human Rights Watch [...]

Satellite images show that North Korea has resumed working on its experimental light water reactor.

In modern times, the greatest headache for host cities is how to ensure airtight security, without making the event feel like a lock down.

Greece swore in its caretaker government on Thursday tasked with keeping the country from further chaos until new elections are held on June 17.

Iran is still sending arms to Syria, which violates the United Nations Security Council ban on exporting weapons by Tehran, according to Reuters, citing a confidential report.

At least 11 people, mostly police officers, were killed in a suicide attack on the governor’s compound in the western Afghan province of Farah.

The leader of the opposition Syrian National Council (SNC) said he will resign because of infighting and disagreements among members.

The son of ex-Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi refused to appoint a lawyer in his defense.

The war crimes trial for former Bosnian Serb commander Ratko Mladic was postponed due to the prosecution’s failure to handover some of its evidence to the defense.

Canadian Police were criticized for being ill prepared for the G-20 summit events in June 2010.