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Noah Zaitar allegedly ran a drug empire, producing and exporting narcotics, including the synthetic stimulant captagon.
US president's controversial deployment of soldiers to US cities has raised alarm and a series of legal challenges.
Here are the key events from day 1,366 of Russia’s war on Ukraine.
US Congress votes to release more Department of Justice files on the Epstein case.
An inquiry commissioned in 2021 has found ex-PM Boris Johnson failed to act decisively to combat the global pandemic.
The US president forcefully denounced Democratic lawmakers for calling on the military to reject any 'illegal orders'.
The unemployment rate rose to 4.4 percent as the labour market cools.
Human Rights Watch calls for Israeli leaders, including PM Netanyahu, to be investigated on war crimes accusations.
Prosecutors had sought the death penalty against Kanu, but Judge James Omotosho said he chose to show mercy.
Kashmir Times says raid in Indian-administered Kashmir marks 'yet another attempt to silence' its reporting.
Dutch government's decision to relinquish control of chipmaker comes after major disruption to automotive supply chains.
'The resolution will have its own consequences', Iran's ambassador to the UN nuclear watchdog says.
Sudan's conflict continues to reshape the nation of 50 million amid widespread displacement and a fight for resources.
The border raids are the latest in a series amid escalating tensions between Pakistan and Afghanistan.
Emails that have emerged recently have led to speculation over a meeting. But there's no evidence to back that.
Reports of a US and Russian-brokered peace plan for Ukraine suggest huge disadvantage for Kyiv, experts say.
At least 178 people, including climbers, porters, guides and tourism officials, were stranded on the 3,676m mountain.
'Soon, you'll no longer be able to use Facebook', Meta said in messages it sent to young people ahead of the ban.
Defence Secretary John Healey condemns the Yantar's actions as 'deeply dangerous' and says Britain is poised to react.
Australia's PM says it reaches agreement to host pre-meetings with Pacific nations while Turkiye will host main summit.
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