Former interim lightweight UFC champion Justin Gaethje has publicly acknowledged a photograph of himself attending a birthday party....Read more

Mossad director David Barnea revealed for the first time that the late legendary Israeli spy Eli Cohen was captured in Syria because his transmissions back to Israel were intercepted and “triangulated by the enemy.”...Read more

The funeral ceremony of Iran's former Road and Urban Development Minister Rostan Ghasemi was held on Sunday in the presence of several Iranian authorities in Tehran....Read more

Judicial independence ensures, in particular, that judges are free to conclude that actions taken, or decisions made by the Government (or even by others) are in breach of the law....Read more

Sweden's Sollentuna jail is on the list of luxurious prisons. Reports have suggested that in prison in Sollentuna prison, inmates have kitchens to cook their own meals....Read more

Issei Sagawa, a Japanese writer known for killing a fellow Dutch student in Paris in 1981, died late last month due to pneumonia, his brother said....Read more

Every year 100,000 children and young people go missing or run away from home. They can quickly fall under the radar and find themselves in dangerous situations. Many feel they have no one to turn to....Read more

Brnabic was born in Belgrade, Serbia in 1975 and obtained a Bachelor of Business Administration degree from the Northwood University of Michigan, the United States in 1998....Read more

There is a lot in life that we are unable to change. Thankfully, many of the daily dramas that we face are temporary....Read more

The longtime ruler and his son Mutassim Billah were killed on October 20, 2011 shortly after the fall of the central city of Sirte in the hands of the “February revolutionaries”....Read more

When the Soviet Union collapsed three decades ago, an unremarkable 39-year-old retired KGB officer named Vladimir Putin found himself at the helm of a municipal committee in Leningrad, now known by its original name, St. Petersburg....Read more

It all started with the death of Mahsa Amini, a 22-year-old woman arrested by morality police in Tehran on 13 September for allegedly violating Iran's strict rules requiring women to cover their hair with a hijab, or headscarf. ...Read more

Saddam formally took power in 1979, although he had already been the de facto head of Iraq for several years. He suppressed several movements, particularly Shi'a and Kurdish movements which sought to overthrow the government or gain independence, respectively....Read more

What you’re learning isn’t history. Sure, those things happened, and yes they’re important, but history is so much more than just an event and a date, and maybe a war here and there. History shows us why things happen and how things happen....Read more

The ongoing attempts of Iran’s regime to suppress protests around the country show no sign of slowing down after two months....Read more