Carlos Marteniz, a London-based activist and political analyst, says there is “no one superpower that gives itself the right to act as world policeman as the US does.”

Pyongyang cuts off diplomatic ties with Malaysia, responding to a “nefarious” court ruling allowing the extradition of a North Korean citizen to the US.

Two American nationals, a father and son, arrive in Japan to face charges of helping former Nissan Motor Co Ltd Chairman Carlos Ghosn escape trial.

The US Justice Department says the administration of newly-elected US President Joe Biden has decided to seek the extradition of WikiLeaks’ founder Julian Assange from the United Kingdom, despite calls to drop the espionage charges against him.

There has been explosive new development in the Harry Dunn case as it is revealed his suspected killer Anne Sacoolas worked for a US intelligence agency at the time she crashed her car into Harry's motorbike outside RAF Croughton.

Lawyers for Anne Sacoolas say she is seeking a 'resolution" to the case even though she still steadfastly refuses to face the British courts.

In this edition we look at Julian Assange's saga and the court's rejection of the US request for his extradition.

Three anti-government figures in Hong Kong are sentenced to prison for inciting violent rallies in the Chinese territory last year.

Harry Dunn's grieving mother Charlotte Charles has pleased with Joe Biden to help extradite her son's killer to the UK if he win's next month's presidential race.

Spain extradites a fugitive ex-Iranian banker implicated in a financial corruption case.