Aditya Tejas

The two countries accuse the U.S. of following meat labeling laws despite a World Trade Organization ruling that the measure is protectionist and illegal.

Western countries have accused North Korea's space program of being a cover for its weapons development efforts.

The secrecy surrounding the negotiation of the Trade in Services Agreement and other major trade pacts has been condemned by labor groups.

In a video on his website, the former Texas governor said, "It's going to be a 'show me, don't tell me' election, where voters will look past what you say to what you've done."

Can Dündar, editor of the Cumhuriyet newspaper, is facing charges for posting footage that allegedly shows the Turkish intelligence agency sending weapons to Syria.

Several rumors and leaks have speculated that "Fallout 4" will be announced just ahead of Bethesda's first E3 2015 conference.

Two former FIFA officials and four executives linked to the global sports body were put on a wanted list by the European intelligence agency.

The conservative two-term Louisiana governor had launched a presidential exploratory committee last month, an indication that he is gearing up for a White House run.

In a conversation with a psychiatrist, shown to jurors in his murder trial, James Holmes said he hoped someone at a mental health hotline would talk him out of killing people.

Real Madrid is set to discuss the possibility of a 45 million pound ($69 million) deal to acquire Liverpool player Raheem Sterling, the Sun reported.

Greece vowed that it will not make any further compromises and continued to adopt a defiant tone toward its creditors.

Ricardo Teixeira allegedly failed to declare overseas assets and made illegal real estate purchases.

The service outage hit areas across Puget Sound and may not be restored before midnight, the telecom giant said.

Former FIFA vice president Jack Warner said a satirical article was proof of a Washington-led conspiracy to undermine the global soccer authority.

The Solar Impulse 2 has so far traveled from Abu Dhabi to China powered only by the sun, but Monday's delay raises concerns that the Atlantic storm season could jeopardize the mission.

Myanmar has been involved in a protracted conflict with ethnic rebels from the Kokang region, which has frequently spilled over the border into China.

Opposition leader Bill Shorten introduced the bill, hoping to capitalize on momentum from Ireland's popular referendum on the issue.

The former Olympian, who announced his gender identity in April, said he would likely transition in the spring.

The FIFA head was re-elected Friday despite condemnation from other soccer authorities and countries around the world.

A group of parishioners has maintained a vigil at the St. Frances Xavier Cabrini church for 11 years, protesting against its closure.

Prime Minister Stephen Harper in 2008 offered a full apology for the country's history with residential schools, which have been condemned as an attempt to commit "cultural genocide."

U.N. Special Rapporteur Daniel Kaye said that the secrecy and anonymity offered by encryption technology safeguards freedom of expression.

The National Front party has made significant electoral gains by promising to restrict immigrants and secure France's economic autonomy.

A Reuters analysis found that Enrique Pena Nieto misrepresented the value of a property he owns.

A group of regional nations met on Friday to discuss possible solutions to the ongoing crisis that has seen thousands of refugees stranded at sea.

Russian President Vladimir Putin said the arrests were carried out to interfere with Russia's plans to host the 2018 World Cup.

Researchers have found that a drug used to treat bone disorders like osteoporosis could be employed to stop the spread of breast cancer.

The WHO warned that deteriorating infrastructure and critical supply shortages in the conflict-torn nation could cause thousands of deaths from disease and injury.

Indonesia's execution of the Bali Nine duo, Australians Andrew Chan and Myuran Sukumaran, has caused a major diplomatic rift between the two nations.