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Turkey's gold trader whose prosecution in New York has strained relations between the U.S. and Turkey, Reza Zarrab, has pleaded guilty and will serve as a cooperating witness for the U.S. government, lawyers said. …
More then a hundred of football fans staged a mass brawl in Kiev, the press service of the head of Ukranian police said in Facebook. The brawl broke out between the fans of FC Dynamo Kyiv and FC Chornomorets Odesa. The police …
A Halloween party in Texas ended in bloodshed Sunday morning when a man dressed as Santa Claus opened fire, wounding four people, police said. The suspect fled to a house down the block from the private house party and was arrested. …
A Greek court backed the extradition to Moscow of a Russian citizen who also faces being sent to the United States on allegations of laundering billions of dollars in bitcoin. Alexander Vinnik, the suspected mastermind …
At least 50 people have been killed and more than 200 injured after a suspect opened fire at a country music festival across the road from the Mandalay Bay casino and hotel in Las Vegas.
A disgruntled employee who fatally shot one person and held another hostage on Thursday at a restaurant in downtown Charleston, South Carolina, was shot by police, the city’s mayor said. Witnesses said the gunman brandished a …
Former Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovich has put a full atop to the treason trial against him by withdrawing from it and declaring it unlawful and politically biased, defense attorney Vitaly Serdyuk said. …
DLA Piper, a global law firm with offices in the UK, and Merck, a Netherlands-based pharmaceutical company, have both confirmed that they have been hit by the Petya ransomware. The confirmations come as reports are surfacing of the …
The Georgian pilot Soso Osorauli, captured by members of the illegal armed formation of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), died in May this year, the M23 leader Bertrand Bisimwa said in an interview with the …
Turkey’s president Recep Tayyip Erdoğan has furiously condemned the US decision to issue arrest warrants to 12 members of his security detail because of their involvement in a bloody …
Washington DC’s Metropolitan police chief, Peter Newsham, announced that arrest warrants were being issued for the 12 security guards for Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, declaring them criminal …
The gunman in Monday's fatal shooting spree at an Orlando, Florida, business targeted his victims and had a "negative relationship" with at least one of them, according to law enforcement. Army veteran John Robert …
Using a tool likely stolen from the United States intelligence community, hackers launched a massive cyberattack across the world on Friday, hitting government agencies and other organizations in up to 75 countries. The malicious …
A woman who was found shot in the Oregon woods arrived in the United States last month from Russia, authorities said. The identity of Anna Repkina, 27, was released on Monday, a week after her body was found on a remote …
Russian programmer Petr Levashov was detain in Spain at the request of the United States. 36-year-old man is suspected of involvement in hacker attacks. He is in Barcelona prison at the moment. …
The killer of former Russian State Duma member Denis Voronenkov has died of wounds in a Kiev hospital, Public Television has said, TASS reports. Denis Voronenkov was shot and killed at the entrance to Premier-Palace …
ISIS has claimed that the terrorist who launched Wednesday’s deadly attack at London parliament was a "soldier" of the terror group, Amaq reported. Just two hours after British Prime Minister Theresa …
Former Russian lawmaker Denis Voronenkov who fled to Ukraine last year has been shot dead outside a hotel in Kiev. Denis Voronenkov and his bodyguard were attacked as they left the Premier Palace hotel in the …
Two Russian nationals, Vugar Mollachiev, 37, and Abdurahman Bazaev, 48, have been charged with money laundering by detectives investigating a £2m computer malware attack on UK banks. They …
The Argentine government announced plans to purchase military equipment from Israel to combat the growing drug trafficking threatening its borders. On January 2, the administration of President Mauricio Macri approved …
