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The document cites three federal laws that the former president may have violated when he kept documents after leaving the White House

Following one of the longest quarantines in the world, the authorities of the island are considering curbing the pre-pandemic tourist turmoil

The daughter and a psychic convinced the victim to pay huge sums of money, jewelry and art for ‘spiritual therapy’

At least two women were killed after organized crime groups set fire to a convenience store in a slew of attacks linked to a prison riot and three men have been murdered in a state prison

Most Taiwanese prefer to maintain the status quo, although the two main parliamentary groups hold radically opposing views

The EC wants the United States to eliminate measures that allegedly favor sales of domestically manufactured cars

Washington issued a security alert on Wednesday after the Jalisco New Generation Cartel stormed two states, blocking roads and burning vehicles

Experts maintain that restarting Ukraine’s grain exports may stabilize prices, but the situation remains critical in the most vulnerable countries

The Canadian government has been reimbursing former military personnel’s cannabis costs since 2008

In order to leave Hainan island, travelers must present five negative tests within the space of seven days

Beijing loosens restrictions on international joint ventures while local competitors step on the gas

The news comes as China’s People’s Liberation Army announced fresh exercises in the seas and airspace around the self-ruled island

Regulations in the most restrictive states may lead to prison sentences for doctors, who must consult their lawyers before intervening in miscarriages

The third US authority, a heavyweight in the party, ignores the White House’s warnings and provokes a crisis with her visit to Taiwan

The United States has taken the lead in worldwide cases; here is everything you need to know about the disease

Taipei said that ships and fighter jets crossed the informal median line representing the unofficial border in the Taiwan Strait in retaliation for the visit by the US House Speaker

Beijing reacts to the American politician’s trip with military exercises, but experts see little likelihood of war

The masts of the ship built for the owner of Amazon were too high for the historic De Hef in Rotterdam, and will finally be installed elsewhere following a public outcry

The US-led war on international terrorism has failed to break the historic pact between Bin Laden and Mullah Omar

The US House speaker met President Tsai Ing-wen and was presented with the island’s highest award

The Taliban accuse the US of breaking the Doha agreement by killing the leader of Al Qaeda, while Washington suggests it is Afghanistan that violated the deal by sheltering terrorists

Beijing announces live-fire military maneuvers near the island while Taipei raises the alert level following the arrival of the US House Speaker

Osama Bin Laden’s lieutenant, who has just been killed by a US drone strike, lacked the charisma of his predecessor but was endowed with great ideological powers of persuasion

For years, Moroccan authorities have expelled refugees attempting to jump the fences into Ceuta and Melilla, two Spanish enclaves in the north of Africa. Dozens of Sudanese migrants remain stranded in one of the country’s poorest cities

The Russian president’s Navy Day speech in St. Petersburg outlines the nation’s new naval doctrine