Reuters

Julian Assange is “free to return home” to Australia once legal challenges against him are dealt with.

A British judge ruled today that WikiLeaks’ founder Julian Assange should not be extradited to the United States to face charges of breaking a spying law and conspiring to obtain secret US documents by hacking government computers.

Yubaraj Khadka, a worker in Malaysia for Top Glove Corp, took two photos in May of fellow employees crowding into a factory.

Facebook Inc could be forced to sell its prized assets WhatsApp and Instagram.

Britain’s medicine regulator has advised that people with a history of significant allergies do not get Pfizer-BioNTech’s Covid-19 vaccine.

Jimmy Lai was denied bail on Thursday on a charge of fraud related to the lease of a building that houses his Apple Daily.

Benjamin Netanyahu travelled to Saudi Arabia and met its crown prince.

AirAsia X Bhd posted today a wider quarterly loss on reduced revenue.

Nora Anne's mother said she believed her daughter could have been abducted and questioned official findings that no foul play was involved in her death.

Police in the city of Portland made arrests and seized fireworks, hammers and a rifle after late night demonstrations.

Islamic State claimed responsibility yesterday for a deadly attack in Vienna.

Hundreds of police fanned out across Vienna on Tuesday, searching for perpetrators of attacks that left five people dead in the city’s centre.

Johnny Depp's loss in a libel battle in London may be the final straw in a diminishing career as a major movie star but much of the damage had already been done.

An Indonesian graft court has sentenced businessman Benny Tjokrosaputro to life in prison for a stock manipulation scheme.

Muhyiddin's failed bid to declare a state of emergency in Malaysia this week could have marked the end of his shaky eight months in power.