International
Julian Assange claims victory after UN Report
A UN panel releases judgement that the Swedish and UK governments have 'arbitrarily detained' Assange since 2010
A UN panel releases judgement that the Swedish and UK governments have 'arbitrarily detained' Assange since 2010
UN asks how countries can ask women to avoid pregnancies but not offer ways to end them; Puerto Rico declares emergency
The $10 billion will be used to provide food, water and medicine, as well as jobs and improve schools
The UN group based in Geneva is now almost certain to rule in Assange's favor over the issue of forced detention
New report highlights the number of women forced to undergo female genital mutilation and where it's practiced
Staffan de Mistura says suspension 'not a failure' of negotiations, sets Feb. 25 as the date for talks to resume
Possible war crimes and crimes against humanity ought to be prosecuted in the event of an end to the conflict
As peace talks begin in Geneva, bombings claimed by ISIL kill at least 60 near major Shia shrine in Syria
The opposition group said it wants to discuss humanitarian issues before engaging in the talks that started on Friday
International body says 69 confirmed allegations of abuse or exploitation in peacekeeping missions in 2015
