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More than 70% of countries around the world have effectively abolished the death penalty, including all but one European nation. The United States, however, is an outlier, particularly among developed,

The United Nations is reviewing reports that Ukrainian soldiers may have executed 10 Russian prisoners of war.

The ultraconservative Sunni kingdom of Saudi Arabia executed 12 people in 10 days for drug offences, according to a human rights organisation.

Italy's Sella Group is trialling a a biometric recognition credit card that allows people to make payments by using their fingerprint.

Tandem Bank has strengthened its executive team with the appointment of two new senior executives.

Japan is a large and attractive market for many businesses, but it is also very different from other...

There are renewed fears in ukraine of a potential nuclear accident after shelling this weekend near the zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant. the largest nuclear power plant in europe. these attacks come after weeks of russian targeting of ukraines power grid leaving millions without water, heat or power. also this weekend, ukrainian authorities have vowed to investigate video footage that moscow says shows ukrainian forces killing russian troops who may have been trying to surrender. russias foreig...

Including the attacks against civilian infrastructure. lets bring in matthew chance. matthew, ukraine is now responding to russian war crime accusations. what is ukraine saying and has russia commented on it? >> reporter: i mean,s absolutely horrible video to watch. i mean, theres no doubting that. no one is denying that these soldiers were killed. what the ukrainians are sayi is theyre rejecting this idea that this was an execution of russian soldiers. this is what the kremlin accuses the ukrai...

UBS has partnered with iProov to offer automated identity checks to its key4 by UBS customers. UBS is the first bank in Switzerland to offer this process for account opening in combination with qualified electronic signatures.

A leader of an anti-death penalty group says something has gone wrong with the state’s execution procedure.