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Prosecutors say the suspect claimed that his actions had “symbolic” ties to the Black Lives Matter movement ...

The success occurred less than two week after Pyongyang put its reconnaissance craft into orbit ...

Atlanta police say the move was “likely an extreme act of political protest,” but not linked to terrorism ...

Alejandro Cao de Benos has been accused of helping North Korea evade sanctions by using cryptocurrency ...

The Russian Foreign Ministry blamed an “unhinged” Western campaign for the IMO vote ...

Facebook Groups reportedly have the same problem identified earlier on Instagram ...

The White House has warned that Caracas must make more progress in releasing “political prisoners” to avoid being punished again ...

South Korean demonstrators reportedly planned to release dogs in front of the presidential office in Seoul ...

Russia has no illusions about Western economic warfare, Dmitry Peskov has said ...

Sandra Day O’Connor, the first woman to serve on the US Supreme Court, has passed away at 93 ...

Kiev’s refusal to negotiate with Moscow has only caused the country heavy battlefield casualties, Aleksey Arestovich says ...

Despite the increase, the EU’s top diplomat warned that the bloc continues “to lag behind other players” in defense spending ...

Citing the NATO build-up, Moscow has increased the size of its active service to 1.3 million ...

The South Korean Air Force has determined that repairing the damaged F-35 would cost more than buying a new one ...