‘How can you be offended by the truth?’ asks Katarzyna Markusz, after being asked by Warsaw police if an article she wrote last October was intended to slander the good name of the nation

Aid groups working in Yemen welcomed the move: 'This is a sigh of relief and a victory for the Yemeni people'

The 34-year-old ophthalmologist was one of eight whistleblowers who local authorities punished early on for 'spreading rumors' about a SARS-like virus in a social media group

The one-day delay, which came at the request of Trump attorney David Schoen, raises questions about how long it will take to finish the trial

Ahead of a crucial election that will determine his own legal future, Netanyahu pressured Israel's smaller right-wing parties to accept far-right elements that were once shunned by the mainstream

Online filing was made available to minimize crowding at police stations during the coronavirus crisis. But Palestinians can't access the system, even though Israel Police serves them too

In preliminary phase of trial, court will have to decide whether Irmgard P., who was a minor when she served in the Stutthof concentration camp, can bear responsibility for the crimes committed outside her office