Death penalty
Arkansas Set to Execute Another Inmate on Thursday
Arkansas plans to execute one more man before before its supply of midazolam expires at the end of the month.
Arkansas Carries Out First Double Execution in 17 Years
The double execution took place days after the state ended a nearly 12-year hiatus on executing prisoners on death row.
Arkansas Aiming to Execute Three More Prisoners
Ledell Lee, one of eight men sentenced to death, was executed on Thursday night.
Arkansas Deaths Will Reverse Reduced U.S. Executions
Seven men in Arkansas will be put to death within 10 days of one another.
China Leads Execution List, U.S. Falls Out of Top Five
According to a new Amnesty report, global executions have fallen by 37 percent since 2015.
Philippines Votes on Reinstating Death Penalty
Introducing the death penalty and lowering the age of criminal responsibility could be a toxic combination in the Philippines.
Why the Middle East Is Carrying Out Mass Executions
In 2017, Kuwait and Bahrain carried out their first state-sanctioned killings in several years.
Abu Sayyaf Sets Beheading Deadline for German Hostage
The group, which murdered two Canadians last year, demanded a ransom for his release.
Human Rights Groups Attack Philippines on Child Crime
Young children could face adult charges and even the death penalty.
Duterte To Bring Army Into Drug War, Vows to Kill More
The Philippines' leader said he would target more "son of a bitch" traffickers and drug dealers.
Saudi Arabia Conducts First Execution of 2017
The Gulf kingdom is one of the most prolific executioners in the world.
Duterte Threat Causes Decade Low in New Year Injuries
The president's threat to impose a firecracker ban achieved a "remarkable" decline in accidents.
Philippine Police Find Bomb Outside U.S. Embassy
The home-made device is reportedly similar to the bomb that killed 15 people in Davao in September.
Celebrated Philippine Filmmaker Backs Duterte Drug War
Mendoza has filmed government advertisements in support of Duterte's crackdown on drug gangs.
Duterte: If ISIS Arrives, Forget About Human Rights
Duterte said he will not let his people be killed over a respect for human rights.
Gunmen in Philippines Kidnap Six Vietnamese Sailors
It is the second kidnapping in the Philippine region in a week.
U.S. Stops Sale of 26,000 Assault Rifles to Philippines
Relations between Washington and Manila deteriorate further over Duterte's policies.
Duterte Tells Foreign Businesses to 'Pack Up and Leave'
The firebrand Philippine leader launched another anti-U.S. tirade on Tuesday.
Senator Calls for ICC to Probe Rodrigo Duterte Drug War
Former Philippine justice secretary Leila de Lima said Duterte's campaign inspired lawlessness.
Schizophrenia is Not a Mental Illness: Pakistani Court
The "outrageous" verdict has cleared the way for the execution of a mentally-ill man.
Who Was Executed Saudi Prince Turki Bin Saud Al-Kabir?
He was the first member of Saudi royalty executed since 1975.
Duterte Boasts 76 Percent Approval Rating in Early Poll
The Philippine leader's support at home comes in spite of international criticism of his crackdown on drug gangs.
Ohio to Resume Executions; U.S. Support at 40-Year Low
Staring in January, Ohio will again begin executing inmates after halting the practice in 2014.
Philippines' Duterte Tells Obama to 'Go To Hell'
The firebrand Filipino leader said he will buy weapons from China and Russia instead.
Obama Cancels Meeting With Philippine President Duterte
The leader has expressed regret that his "son of a w****" comment was taken as a personal attack.
Filipino Leader Duterte Calls Obama 'Son of a W****'
The Filipino leader pledged not to be lectured by the U.S. president on human rights.
Turkey FM: Fighting Enemies of Democracy With Democracy
Turkey expects solidarity from its allies after the failed coup, writes Mevlüt Çavuşoğlu.
Erdogan Supports Return of Death Penalty
Addressing an Istanbul rally, Erdogan said he would approve measure if backed by parliament.
Torture Supported by a Third in France After Attacks
One in five could imagine performing torture themselves.