Kyrgyz Activists March Against Land Swap With Uzbekistan
About 300 people marched on Monday through Kyrgyzstan’s capital of Bishkek, demanding the release of activists who protested...
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Domestic Kitten Hackers Spying on Iranian Citizens with New Malware
Domestic Kitten, a mass mobile surveillance operation, has been targeting Iranian citizens using a new spyware strain...
Myanmar Placed on Money Laundering Blacklist
Financial Action Task Force (FATF) placed Myanmar on its blacklist for money laundering and terrorism financing alongside...
“Putin’s Chef” Used US, UK Law Firms to Fight Sanctions
One of Russian President Vladimir Putin’s closest friends used the services of at least four U.K. and U.S. law firms to...
UK: Anglian Water Fined of £871,000 for Three Pollution Incidents
Anglian Water, a U.K. water company, was fined £871,000 (US$976,200) Wednesday for its inability to prevent a series of...
European MEPs Welcome Conviction of Maltese Journalist’s Killers
The European Parliament paid tribute to Maltese investigative journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia on Thursday, nearly a week...
Georgia: Nine Arrested After the Tbilisi Fountain Electrocutions
Georgian authorities on Tuesday arrested nine people, including one public official, in connection with last week’s...
U.S. Sentences Colombian Drug Kingpin to 35 Years
A federal court in New York sent on Monday a drug kingpin and paramilitary leader whom Colombia extradited in 2018 to prison...
Lafarge Pleads Guilty to Financing ISIS, Agrees to Pay $778M Fine
Lafarge, the world’s largest cement manufacturer, pleaded guilty in a U.S. court Tuesday to conspiring to finance terrorist...
U.S. Sanctions Hit al-Shabab’s Financing System
The U.S. Treasury imposed on Monday sanctions on 10 individuals managing al-Shabab’s financing networks and supplying the...
$114M Crypto Hacker Outs Himself, Returns Most Of The Money
A man named Avraham Eisenberg revealed himself to be one of the hackers behind last week’s US$114 million exploit of...
Dutch Princess Under Kidnapping Threat from Organized Crime
The so-called “Princess of Orange,” heir apparent of the Dutch Monarchy, was forced to return home to the Hague, just months...