U.S. and Halkbank Reach Deal to End Long-Running Iran Sanctions Case
The Turkish state-owned lender will not admit wrongdoing or pay penalties but must submit to a review by an independent...
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Kyrgyz High Court Overturns Six-Year Sentence for Anti-Corruption Reporter
Makhabat Tazhibek kyzy, the final journalist remaining behind bars following a widely condemned 2024 raid on the Temirov...
Jailed Istanbul Mayor İmamoğlu Faces Mass Corruption Trial
The opposition leader and more than 400 co-defendants could face thousands of years in prison in a case critics say is aimed...
Kyrgyzstan’s Top Court Upholds ‘Extremist’ Label Against Investigative Outlet Kloop
The ruling against the award-winning newsroom comes amid a widening crackdown on independent media under President Sadyr...
NEWS EXCLUSIVE Sanctioned Alleged Member of 'Criminal' Conglomerate Bought $17 Million in London Properties
Before he was sanctioned for his alleged involvement in the Prince Group's sprawling scam operations, Yang Jian scooped up...
More Than 1,100 Ships Hit by Widespread GPS Disruption After Iran Strikes
After identifying more than a thousand instances of GPS and AIS spoofing, Windward warns that these false location signals...
Paraguayan Senator Convicted of Aiding International Cocaine Trafficker
A Paraguayan senator was convicted of aiding a fugitive drug trafficker’s cocaine network, fueling allegations of political...
NEWS EXCLUSIVE Ukraine Says Russia Recruited 24,000 Foreign Fighters, About Half From Asia
Ukraine's agency dealing with prisoners of war says it holds citizens from 44 countries who were recruited to fight for...
U.K. Lifts Sanctions on British Financier Tied to Russia’s Shadow Fleet
A British financier has been removed from the U.K. sanctions list after warning others that even lawful dealings can...
Georgia Tightens Control Over Foreign Funding for NGOs and Media
By broadening the definition of foreign grants to include any support intended to ‘influence’ policy, Georgia’s new bill...