After a decade-long investigation, an Indian court sentenced a New York art dealer to ten years in prison for running a multi-million dollar looting and smuggling operation and selling the looted artifacts in his Manhattan art gallery.

In videos that are circulating Czech social media, alleged crypto traders, speaking heavily accented Czech in a setting with skyscraper-dotted Moscow City in the background, claim to have made millions from an ingenious algorithm trading cryptocurrencies in the Korean stock market.

Glencore Energy UK Ltd will pay the equivalent of US$313.7 million after a court found that the company paid $29 million in bribes to state-owned companies across Africa in order to gain preferential access to the continent’s oil reserves, the UK’s Serious Fraud Office (SFO) reported Thursday.

Reporters at India’s The Wire saw their New Delhi office raided by police Monday, based on a complaint filed by a political figure whom the publication wrote—in a later retracted article—that he wielded special privilege to censor social media posts, according to the Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ).

Every single year since the turn of the millennium authorities have seized illegal shipments of tiger parts equal to at least 150 animals, says a report published on Wednesday by TRAFFIC, the leading non-governmental organization monitoring the trade in wild animals and plants.

U.S. financial institutions reported over $1 billion in ransomware-related payments last year, majority of which were accounted for by Russian hackers, found a new analysis by the U.S. Treasury Department.

Portuguese police raided 55 locations throughout Lisbon and Porto and arrested nine individuals allegedly linked to one of the biggest drug traffickers in the country whose network is believed to have shipped tonnes of cocaine from South America to ports and airports in Portugal.

Despite an ongoing corruption trial, Benjamin Netanyahu retook his old seat as prime minister on Thursday after Israel’s latest round of elections two days earlier.

A former heavyweight boxer from Montenegro was charged on Monday in a U.S. court for trafficking over 20 tons of cocaine, one of the largest seizures in U.S. history, according to the Department of Justice’s statement.

The state-sponsored cyber programs of China, Russia, Iran, and North Korea are the greatest strategic threats to Canadian online security, the Canadian Centre for Cyber Security claims in its latest National Cyber Threat Assessment.