Indian businessman Prateek Gupta, whom commodity trader Trafigura has accused of “systematic fraud” regarding nickel shipments, is living in the sought-after Palm Jumeirah area of Dubai, London court documents said.

To mark International Women’s Day, thousands of Israeli women formed human chains on Wednesday.

New intelligence reviewed by U.S. officials suggests that a pro-Ukraine group – likely comprised of Ukrainians or Russians – attacked the Nord Stream gas pipelines in September, but there are no firm conclusions, the New York Times reported on Tuesday.

Pakistani police lobbed tear gas shells and baton-charged supporters of former prime minister Imran Khan in clashes which injured several on both sides on Wednesday, a government minister and his party said.

A ballot measure to legalize the recreational use of marijuana for adults in Oklahoma.

The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) is set to end mandatory COVID-19 tests for travellers from China, joining other countries in dropping the requirements, a source briefed on the matter told Reuters.

Canada has expunged historic indecency and anti-abortion laws targeting women and the LGBTQ community, the government said, in a criminal justice system reform that will allow people convicted under such offences to clear their records.

A Missouri state law that declared several federal gun laws “invalid” is unconstitutional, a U.S. federal judge ruled, handing the U.S. Justice Department a victory in its bid to get the law tossed out.

New intelligence reviewed by U.S. officials indicates that a pro-Ukrainian group sabotaged the Nord Stream pipelines.

The United States should change its “distorted” attitude towards China or “conflict and confrontation” will follow.

Protesters in the small ex-Soviet state of Georgia threw petrol bombs and stones at police on Tuesday night after parliament gave its initial backing to a draft law on “foreign agents” which critics say represents an authoritarian shift.

Britain has set out details of a new law barring the entry of asylum seekers arriving in small boats across the Channel, a proposal some charities say could be impractical and criminalise the efforts of thousands of genuine refugees.