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Europe Lifts Sanctions Against Arkady Volozh, Co-Founder of Yandex
The cofounder of "Russia's Google" was added to the EU sanctions list in June 2023. He can now start building anew.
Read MoreThe Wagner Mutiny puts military bloggers in Russia on a knife's edge
Telegram “war correspondents” have promoted the Kremlin’s invasion of Ukraine, but many have also supported mercenaries who launched a failed coup.
Read MoreMicrosoft has announced that hackers backed by the Russian state are attempting to breach its systems once more.
Microsoft states that it lacks evidence indicating any compromise of its customer-facing systems in the hack.
Read MoreUS authorities frequently discuss "deterring" Iran. In actuality, what does that mean?
Attackers never stop eroding America's military prestige. Not helping is Trump.
Read MoreTrump needs a lot of money right now. Everyone has to deal with that.
The former president's $355 million payment order in his New York fraud lawsuit brings the total amount of civil damages this year to almost half a billion dollars.
Read MoreHospitals are supposed to be safe. Not in Gaza.
The Israeli raid on Khan Younis' Nasser Hospital may have violated international humanitarian law.
Read MoreVoters in Indonesia choose to remove President Jokowi, and candidates demand a fair election
Voters in the South-East Asian nation of Indonesia cast ballots on Wednesday in an election that was dominated by the contest to replace President Joko Widodo, whose choice might have a significant impact on the leader of the third-largest democracy in the world.
Read MoreEssay: Pakistan's election causes political unrest just when the nation least expects it to
Shock results in Pakistan’s national election threaten to see the country free-fall into political crisis. Days after the election, it remains unclear which party (or parties) will form a government and who the next prime minister will be
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