Landmark case brought by seven environmental groups could set a precedent for other oil companies
US Navy intelligence ship was seized by North Korea in international waters off the eastern coast of the Korean Peninsula on January 23, 1968
She faces 3 charges of soliciting and receiving bribes involving a sum of $48.09 million
Dutch government's COVID-19 policy suffers a major blow when judge orders curfew it imposed lifted immediately, saying government misused its emergenc
The women were forced to work as sex slaves for Japanese troops during World War II
Ruling cancels temporary detention order that had prevented British-born Ahmed Omar Sheikh from leaving prison
The measure takes effect this weekend as France relaxes some virus restrictions, but it faces opposition by places of worship and the faithful for bei
Landmark decision aimed at one of Europe's most violent reactionary groups
In a decision issued late last week, US District Judge Timothy Kelly said he adopted a special expert's recommendation that Robert Levinson's family b
Charged with inciting violence, the high-profile pair head the list of government critics and opposition activists who have been arrested in recent mo
Prashant Bhushan posted two tweets critical of the court
Members of Lin-Zhang group found guilty of trafficking protected animal species and parts, including pangolins, rhino horn, and ivory
The court also filed additional criminal complaints against Deniz Yucel for insulting President Tayyip Erdogan and for insulting the Turkish Republic
A $50 billion fine for seizure of the oil company
The court said banning students over their hair was denying them their right to education
The United Nations' top court has ordered Myanmar take all measures in its power to prevent genocide against the Rohingya
Deputy Attorney General Abdullah Al Mahmud said it was clear that the number of rapes had risen as he promised to abide by the court's directive, deli
FBI national security official says police and federal agents intentionally moved to arrest the men ahead of Monday's rally because they believed some
Kashmir's internet shutdown is the longest-ever in a democracy and has disrupted life in the region of seven million people