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Punjabi National Bank (PNB), India’s second largest state-run lender, lost US $1.41 billion—almost a quarter of its current...

South African President Jacob Zuma finally resigned Wednesday evening, after hemming and hawing his way through Tuesday’s...

Former Guatemalan president Alvaro Colom, and nine former ministers were arrested in early morning raids under suspicion of...

The disgraced former head of soccer in Guam, who was banned from the sport after he admitted taking bribes in exchange for...

Dressed in gray coats with white scarves, Russian athletes marched into South Korea’s Pyeongchang Stadium carrying the...

The trial of former police officers Daniel Hersl and Marcus Taylor wound down on Wednesday, as prosecutors made their...

Lee Jae-yong, the heir to the Samsung Group, left his jail cell a free man on Monday, after serving only one year of the...

U.S. federal lawyers have issued grand jury subpoenas to request evidence for their wide ranging probe into global sports...

Tens of thousands protested in Tirana over the weekend against the government, accusing it of links to organized crime and...

Italian police arrested 33 suspects and seized assets worth millions of euros as part of operation “China Truck”, a police...

The Securities and Exchange Commission of the Philippines has revoked the operating license of a major news platform Rappler...

Chihuahua governor Javier Corral alleges that the government of President Peña Nieto is denying his state financial...