Rome (Reuters) — Around 130 people were arrested on Tuesday in a large-scale sting against the Sicilian mafia in Palermo, indicating that it has remained a significant criminal force despite setbacks in recent decades. “Cosa Nostra,” the mafia syndicate based in and around Palermo, terrorized Italy in the 1980s and…
South Korean police on Tuesday were questioning an elementary school teacher who allegedly stabbed a first grader to death…
Sam Kerr, one of the world’s top female soccer players, was found not guilty Tuesday of racially aggravated harassment…
Amid the maelstrom of indignation around Donald Trump’s proposal to “take over” Gaza, French President Emmanuel Macron has called…
As the war in Ukraine grinds toward its fourth year, US President Donald Trump has made clear which world…
A rampaging rebel group has claimed the capture of another mining town in the eastern part of the Democratic…
Romania’s outgoing centrist president, Klaus Iohannis, resigned on Monday as opposition hard-right parliamentary parties planned to have him impeached.…
Israeli police raided two Palestinian bookstores in occupied east Jerusalem on Sunday, confiscating books and arresting one of the…
India’s religious minorities have faced a “staggering” rise in hate speech over the past year, including from top leaders…