The U.S. Department of Justice has accused North Korean bankers of carrying out a money-laundering scheme by using off-shore shell companies

Lee Kun-hee, Chair of South Korea's largest technology conglomerate, Samsung Electronics, has died at 78.

In the Horn of Africa, the ongoing Ethiopian-Egyptian dispute over the Nile River has escalated into a full-blown conflict between citizens

In the time of COVID-19, people are looking for ways to return to the days when they did not need to social distance or wear masks.

These conflicts trace back to the 80s, when the Nagorno-Karabakh region was technically a part of Azerbaijan but was controlled by Armenians

Starting in late October, Polish women disobeyed COVID-19 lockdown restrictions to protest the new abortion Supreme Court ruling.

This is the latest attempt by the South Korean president to revive talks surrounding the denuclearization of the Korean peninsula.

The chocolate industry has a long history of human rights violations and child slavery on cocoa farms in West Africa.

In March 2020, Rishi Sunak, the British Chancellor of Exchequer, announced the removal of the UK’s “tampon tax” from the country’s budget.

In Bulgaria, citizens are protesting against corruption in their government in events unknown and unacknowledged by the wider world.

Since 2018, an estimated one million Muslims, predominantly Turkish Uighur Muslims, have been held in camps and prisons in Xinjiang, China.

In 2017, the Chinese People’s Liberation Army deployed ships from the South Sea Fleet to open China’s first overseas military base.

After this recent breakthrough, negotiations will continue in order to fully normalize commerce in the Balkan Region.

Claims of “a new Middle East” have historically not quite panned out as intended.

UPDATE: Azerbaijan’s Parliament declared a “State of War” against Armenia on Sunday, September 27, 2020. Heavy fighting erupted in the morni

Ruja Ignatova saw the opportunity to invent a new cryptocurrency that would benefit everyone.

European leaders began in-person talks for the first time since the COVID-19 pandemic hit globally.

The governors of 36 states in Nigeria declared a state of emergency on rape over the recent rise in sexual violence across the country.

Somali farmers are now facing a new challenge: COVID-19.

While COVID-19 has had disastrous effects on businesses large and small throughout the globe, one industry that may never be the same.