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Iran has dramatically increased its execution of prisoners, reversing a five-year trend. But while the number of those being hanged is on the rise, there is no real correlation to more crime. Observers say it has more to do with the authorities sending a warning against dissent. 

A substantial number of the Russian soldiers fighting in Ukraine receive their military pay and combat bonuses through Gazprombank, which has escaped the most severe Western sanctions that have hamstrung other large Russian lenders, an investigation by Schemes shows.

Kazakhstan's deputy prosecutor-general, Aset Shyndaliev, says six people were tortured to death after being arrested for taking part in January anti-government protests.

Despite local protests and lacking the necessary permits, a Chinese contractor is preparing for the construction of a hydroelectric power plant in Bosnia-Herzegovina.

The Spurs have reportedly traded All-Star guard Dejounte Murray.

As the Earth's climate changes, habitats that were once suitable for certain species may become less suitable or more favorable for others. One species that is...

A warming climate will have a significant impact on New Hampshire, including its moose population, which is facing an increasingly problematic threat: the winter tick.

NATO leaders are gathering in Madrid for what is expected to be one of the most important summits of the Western alliance in recent years amid Russia's unprovoked invasion of Ukraine.

The death toll from a Russian missile strike that hit a crowded shopping center in the central Ukrainian city of Kremenchuk has risen to at least 18 people, with at least 60 wounded, as fighting continues for control of Lysychansk, the last Ukrainian holdout in the eastern Luhansk region.

Russian President Vladimir Putin has started a one-day visit to Tajikistan, where he is holding talks with his Tajik counterpart, Emomali Rahmon, as Russia's unprovoked invasion of Ukraine continues to raise concerns in Central Asia.