The moves aim towards greater transparency regarding US federal election campaign ads

South Korea will tighten laws governing the arrival of refugees, the Justice Ministry said on Friday

Cuban officials have denied any involvement or any knowledge of what was behind it

Iraq put to death 12 convicted of terrorism hours after Prime Minister Haider al Abadi called for speedy executions

The case marks the first successful prosecution of a Briton for slavery offences committed outside the country

A Moroccan court sentenced on Thursday local journalist Hamid El Mahdaoui

Five newspaper employees, four of them journalists, were killed on Thursday in a Maryland newsroom

China and the EU will hold their own summit in Beijing in mid July

Quebec’s Liberal government defends the law and says it does not discriminate against Muslim women

More than 2,300 children remain separated from their parents as result of US’s policy on illegal immigrants