Our government spent almost a decade chasing a professor they thought was a spy. The case raises questions about our ability to pursue real perpetrators of China’s crimes. Shujun Wang on 60 Minutes.

On a December night last year in Caracas, opposition activist Jesús Armas stepped out of a café and walked toward his car.

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A man was sent to prison for trying to take a video of a long line to buy gas bottles, another 15 people were tried Tuesday ...

More than 500 people were arrested by British police over a single weekend earlier this month, including many elderly retirees. Their crime? Holding placards expressing support for the banned activist ...

On September 17 the Chadian authorities published a decree purporting to strip blogger Makaila Nguebla and journalist ...