U.S. authorities seized President Nicolas Maduro's plane in the Dominican Republic.
SACRAMENTO, Calif. — A Ukrainian company is suing the Russian Federation in a California court under the Uniform Foreign-County Money Judgments Recognition Act for over $275 million it is owed following a Ukrainian court ruling in its favor for the "unlawful expropriation" of their industrial chemical production complex by Russia in the 2022 invasion of Ukraine.
Doctors say the Seattle woman was shot in the head.
Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has drawn fire recently for saying he doesn't want Hungary to become a "mixed race" nation.
The village of Kallio emerged from the dwindling waters of the reservoir that inundated it in the 1970s.
Typhoon Yagi had packed winds of over 150 mph at its center.
Wedged between Western and Eastern Europe and long in conflict with the Ottoman Empire, tiny Montenegro has always sat at a geopolitical crossroads. As tensions have once again ramped up in Europe, so too has the battle for influence here.
“It’s the refusal of Emmanuel Macron to really understand what’s driving the French people today,” Pascaline Lécorché, a Marseille-based politician and candidate for the New Popular Front, told Courthouse News.
A trio of organizations filed a civil suit, arguing the Netherlands is violating international law by supplying parts for aircraft the Israeli government is using to bomb Gaza.
Europe’s climate monitor says summer 2024 was the warmest ever measured globally. An El Niño pattern and human-caused climate change have been a double whammy.
“Hello literally everyone in Brazil,” Shauna Wright posted on Threads the day Supreme Court Justice Alexandre de Moraes ordered X’s suspension.
