Sonja Kohn, an Austrian banker, is accused of colluding in a 23-year conspiracy that played a central role in financing the gigantic Ponzi scheme.
Over China’s loud objections, the Nobel Committee honored the imprisoned dissident Liu Xiaobo in his absence.
The county’s fiscal bind is a lesson in what happens when anti-tax fervor meets the realities of vanishing revenues.
Efforts to suppress an opposition party in Siberia seem to underscore how laws intended to guarantee free and fair elections carry little weight in Russia.
One of David Wojnarowicz’s videos is under attack, this time by the president of the Catholic League and several members of Congress.
Kristianstad and the surrounding county essentially no longer use oil, gas or coal to heat homes and businesses.
James Barron, a reporter at The New York Times, summarizes the top headlines every weekday.
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