The U.S. Returns Steinhardt’s Looted Artifacts to Iraq and Libya
The U.S. returned the looted Roman-era “Veiled Head of a Female” and a 7th century B.C. golden bowl and ivory plaque to...
The U.S. returned the looted Roman-era “Veiled Head of a Female” and a 7th century B.C. golden bowl and ivory plaque to...
Two female human rights activists in Bahrain and Jordan were the victims of the Israeli NSO Group’s notorious spyware,...
Iraqi authorities last month issued arrest warrants against 21 high-ranking state officials, including a current minister,...
Global media watchdogs said that 2021 saw one of the lowest number of journalists killed in work-related incidents since it...
Facebook’s parent company Meta has removed Black Cube and six other cyber surveillance firms from its platforms because they...
A number of U.S. lawmakers called on the administration of President Joe Biden to apply the Global Magnitsky Act and...
A U.K.-based firm that exported petroleum and chemical products from Turkmen state oil and gas plants was dissolved less...
The European Union adopted on Monday sanctions against a group of Russian private military contractors, accusing them of...
A Canadian said to be ‘The Voice’ behind ISIS pleaded guilty on Friday to conspiring to support a designated foreign...
Michael Steinhardt, a New York-based hedge fund manager and philanthropist, has surrendered more than 180 antiquities which...
An investigation by OCCRP, Law&Crime and the Miami Herald found that Zarrab remains connected to his former criminal...
Liechtenstein’s judicial authorities have a “pending money laundering investigation” in relation to Lebanese central bank...