Texas man found alive after he went missing in 2015-
By Associated Press HOUSTON: A Texas man who went missing as a teenager in 2015 after last being seen walking […]
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French court upholds freezing of assets of Lebanon’s central bank governor
A French court Tuesday upheld the freezing of the assets of Lebanon’s embattled central bank governor, rejecting his appeal to
France fines Google $2.2 million over incomplete results in search engine-
By AFP PARIS: French authorities imposed a two-million-euro ($2.2-million) fine on Google on Tuesday over incomplete results in its search
Russian journalist Elena Milashina hospitalized after being ‘savagely’ beaten in Chechnya
A renowned Russian journalist has been hospitalized after being beaten in Chechnya.Elena Milashina, an award-winning writer and reporter, was “savagely”
The Taliban are outlawing women’s beauty salons in Afghanistan-
By Associated Press ISLAMABAD: The Taliban are banning women’s beauty salons in Afghanistan, a government spokesman said Tuesday. It’s the
Belarusian opposition leader receives anonymous note alleging husband’s death in prison
Belarusian opposition leader Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya said Tuesday that she received an anonymous note alleging that her imprisoned husband, also an
Russian fighter jet crashes into Pacific, fate of MiG-31’s 2 crew members unknown-
By Associated Press MOSCOW: A Russian fighter jet crashed on Tuesday during a training mission off the country’s Pacific coast
Failure to prevent Quran-burning protests raises concerns over Sweden’s NATO membership eligibility
Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan expressed concerns over Sweden’s inability to prevent Quran-burning protests, raising doubts about Sweden’s NATO membership
Masked assailants attack journalist, lawyer in Russia’s Chechnya province-
By Associated Press MOSCOW: Masked assailants in the Russian province of Chechnya attacked and brutally beat a prominent investigative reporter
Hong Kong declares pursuit of overseas activists for life, igniting international backlash
Hong Kong’s chief executive, John Lee, announced on Tuesday that eight pro-democracy activists living in the United States, Britain, Canada,