Ecuador judge frees five held over attack on President Noboa's convoy, lawyer says
Ecuador judge frees five held over attack on President Noboa's convoy, lawyer says
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Haiti children displaced by violence nearly double in a year, UNICEF says
Haiti children displaced by violence nearly double in a year, UNICEF says
UK synagogue attacker claimed allegiance to Islamic State in call to police
UK synagogue attacker claimed allegiance to Islamic State in call to police
Two men on trial in UK over alleged plot against Jewish community
Two men on trial in UK over alleged plot against Jewish community
Ex-FBI chief Comey pleads not guilty in case Trump pushed for
Ex-FBI chief Comey pleads not guilty in case Trump pushed for
UK police arrest two over London ransomware of children's data
UK police arrest two over London ransomware of children's data
Alleged assassination attempt on Ecuador's Noboa exposes growing rural unrest
Alleged assassination attempt on Ecuador's Noboa exposes growing rural unrest
UK man pleads guilty in New York to $99 million wine fraud
UK man pleads guilty in New York to $99 million wine fraud
British prosecutors say they did 'everything possible' to bring China spy trial to court
British prosecutors say they did 'everything possible' to bring China spy trial to court
Explainer-Trump keeps bringing up the Insurrection Act. What is it?
Explainer-Trump keeps bringing up the Insurrection Act. What is it?
Italy's Meloni says she has been denounced to ICC for complicity in genocide
Italy's Meloni says she has been denounced to ICC for complicity in genocide
UK prosecutors appeal dismissal of terrorism charge against Kneecap rapper
UK prosecutors appeal dismissal of terrorism charge against Kneecap rapper
Trump's threat to invoke Insurrection Act escalates showdown with Democratic cities
Trump's threat to invoke Insurrection Act escalates showdown with Democratic cities
Tanzania police investigating reported abduction of government critic
Tanzania police investigating reported abduction of government critic
Did Israel make killing Palestinians legal? - Video
Did Israel make killing Palestinians legal? - Video
Austria says it is considering stripping fugitive Marsalek of citizenship
Austria says it is considering stripping fugitive Marsalek of citizenship
Caribbean island residents ask court to order Dutch state to take climate action
Caribbean island residents ask court to order Dutch state to take climate action
Illinois sues to stop National Guard deployment as Trump escalates clash with states
Illinois sues to stop National Guard deployment as Trump escalates clash with states
Britain's Jews resort to ever-tougher security measures after Manchester attack
Britain's Jews resort to ever-tougher security measures after Manchester attack
ICC convicts first Darfur militia leader for war crimes
ICC convicts first Darfur militia leader for war crimes
UK government says it was not to blame for collapse of China spy trial
UK government says it was not to blame for collapse of China spy trial
Global South Politics: In Africa, deposed leaders are still sentenced to death even in exile
Global South Politics: In Africa, deposed leaders are still sentenced to death even in exile
Iran, France see progress in prisoner exchange deal
Iran, France see progress in prisoner exchange deal
Iran acquits French-German national Monterlos of espionage charges- Tasnim
Iran acquits French-German national Monterlos of espionage charges- Tasnim
Right-wing activists divide Dublin with lamp-post flag blitz
Right-wing activists divide Dublin with lamp-post flag blitz
Georgia charges five with plotting government overthrow, others detained
Georgia charges five with plotting government overthrow, others detained
UN to investigate suspected abuses in Afghanistan
UN to investigate suspected abuses in Afghanistan
Tanzanian opposition leader's treason trial opens weeks before election
Tanzanian opposition leader's treason trial opens weeks before election
Hegseth says he has every authorization needed for Caribbean strikes
Hegseth says he has every authorization needed for Caribbean strikes
Georgian PM says protesters aimed to topple the government, accuses EU of meddling
Georgian PM says protesters aimed to topple the government, accuses EU of meddling
US Border Patrol raid sweeps in citizens, families as Chicago crackdown intensifies
US Border Patrol raid sweeps in citizens, families as Chicago crackdown intensifies
Kilmar Abrego may have been vindictively prosecuted by Trump administration, US judge finds
Kilmar Abrego may have been vindictively prosecuted by Trump administration, US judge finds
Second US appeals court rejects Trump's order curtailing birthright citizenship
Second US appeals court rejects Trump's order curtailing birthright citizenship
Brazilian scammers, raking in millions, used Gisele Bundchen deepfakes on Instagram ads
Brazilian scammers, raking in millions, used Gisele Bundchen deepfakes on Instagram ads
Argentina extradites suspect from Peru over triple murder case: Video
Argentina extradites suspect from Peru over triple murder case: Video
Manchester attack raises fears of more violence and division across faiths
Manchester attack raises fears of more violence and division across faiths
Spain's top prosecutor to face trial in November over leak accusation
Spain's top prosecutor to face trial in November over leak accusation
What are the Nobel prizes and when will the 2025 awards be announced?
What are the Nobel prizes and when will the 2025 awards be announced?
Trump casts shadow over Nobels as prize-awarding body warns academic freedom at risk
Trump casts shadow over Nobels as prize-awarding body warns academic freedom at risk
UK police say one Manchester attack victim believed to have been shot by officers
UK police say one Manchester attack victim believed to have been shot by officers
Spain seeks to make abortion a constitutional right, 40 years after legalising it
Spain seeks to make abortion a constitutional right, 40 years after legalising it
UK urges pro-Palestinian group to cancel protest after synagogue attack
UK urges pro-Palestinian group to cancel protest after synagogue attack
Dutch Supreme Court orders government to review jet parts export licence to Israel
Dutch Supreme Court orders government to review jet parts export licence to Israel
Finland lacks jurisdiction in Baltic Sea cable breach case, court says
Finland lacks jurisdiction in Baltic Sea cable breach case, court says
UK police accidentally shot victim who died in synagogue attack
UK police accidentally shot victim who died in synagogue attack
