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Ruling under international law makes legal history and campaigners hope other members of Assad regime will be prosecuted
The NY Attorney-General’s ruling on Tether and Bitfinex stands to destabilise the way dollars flow into the bitcoin value system. But Bitcoin’s meme warriors are buffering up their defences.
Rush to prosecute supporters of Alexei Navalny highlights problems in judicial system
Most dramatic moment in long-running corruption probe lies ahead with defiant former president under pressure
Violations happening on ‘industrial scale’, foreign secretary will tell human rights council
Violence marks deadliest single day since military seized power in coup earlier this month
Chinese company wanted documents from bank to bolster its fight against US extradition of Meng Wanzhou
Victims condemn decision that follows legal complaint by two former ministers charged in the probe
Prosecutors’ raid on house of finance minister puts chancellor Sebastian Kurz’s party on back foot
Tribunal rules Tom Martin was wrongfully sacked after complaint by US Department of Justice
One of City’s highest-profile M&A lawyers will join US company as co-head of UK investment banking
Allegations an embarrassment for Dubai’s billionaire ruler
His finances have been badly hit by the pandemic — now he wants my necklace back
Inquiry hears French manufacturer did not notify customers of 2004 safety tests
NAACP alleges that former president and others violated 1871 Ku Klux Klan Act
UK financial regulator alleges that personal loans were used to fund insider share dealing
Alerts pointing to possible manipulation have swelled as investors remain at home because of coronavirus
Military escalates crackdown as residents set up neighbourhood groups to warn of intrusions
Activists are trying to challenge predatory behaviour 10 years after regional uprisings raised hopes of substantial change
Territory’s banks will have to monitor transactions by politically connected mainlanders
Chinese tech group wants records it says will bolster Meng Wanzhou’s fight against extradition
Junta releases 23,000 inmates as protests continue in cities across country
Proposed law would give authorities sweeping powers to control the internet as protests continue
US president has put human rights at the centre of his mandate but tangible success is often elusive on this matter
Promise of the revolution has given way to stifled dissent, reduced foreign investment and a decline in regional influence
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