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After the UN recognised Hamas' sexual crimes, prosecution must follow
Kieran Guilbert
Turkish police raid Istanbul's Grand Bazaar in diamond smuggling probe
On orders from the Istanbul Chief Public Prosecutor's Office, police raided 23 businesses in the 15th-century covered marketplace, arresting 40 people.
Syrian teen in Germany convicted over plot to attack Taylor Swift gig
The 16-year-old defendant was given an 18-month suspended sentence for helping to organise a foiled plot to attack a Taylor Swift concert in Vienna.
Turkish transport minister fined after posting video of him speeding
Video posted on X by Abdulkadir Uraloğlu with the hashtag #TurkeyAccelerates shows him reaching speeds of 225km/h.
Russia plans to withdraw from Europe's anti-torture treaty
Moscow's decision will likely be seen as inconsequential given growing condemnation of widespread human rights abuses committed in Ukraine.
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France to sue video platform Kick for 'negligence' after user's death
Paris is suing the Australian platform for alleged negligence following the death of streamer Raphaël Graven, also known as Jean Pormanove, while on air.
France detains murder suspect after four bodies found in River Seine
The bodies of four men were discovered in the river earlier this month in Choisy-Le-Roi, a southeastern suburb of the French capital.
Smugglers in Bulgaria nearly kill migrants paying €4,000 to reach EU
The 24 migrants from Afghanistan were found in a van in Lozenets, a village situated on Bulgaria's Black Sea coast and near the Turkish border.
Passengers evacuated from Italian airport after 'lunatic' starts fire
Tourists fled a blaze at Milan's Malpensa Airport after a man started a fire in Terminal 1 and caused damage with a hammer, according to reports.
France probes death of streamer over concerns of 'horrifying' violence
Raphael Graven — who was known online as Jean Pormanove or JP — died during a live stream after days of violence and abuse, according to reports.
Chinese national in US jailed for sending weapons to North Korea
Shenghua Wen, 42, received around $2 million (€1.7 million) from North Korean officials to ship firearms and ammunition from California.
Suspect in car attack on German Christmas market charged with murder
The suspect is charged with six counts of murder, 338 counts of attempted murder and 309 counts of bodily harm.
Bolivia's presidential frontrunner has 'phone stolen' during rally
Centrist senator Rodrigo Paz is up against conservative ex-President Jorge "Tuto" Quiroga in a runoff on 19 October to determine Bolivia's next leader.
Dressed for diplomacy, Zelenskyy's style wins praise in Trump meeting
Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelenskyy was complimented by US President Donald Trump for his outfit in their Oval Office meeting on Monday.
Historic Swedish church moved by road to avoid being swallowed by mine
A convoy of trailers is transporting the 113-year-old Kiruna Church to a new home to make way for the expansion of a large underground iron ore mine.
Estonia expels Russian diplomat over 'crimes against the state'
The first secretary of the Russian embassy in Tallinn has been declared "persona non grata" and ordered to leave Estonia, the foreign ministry said.
French plan for 'State of New Caledonia' rejected by independence bloc
Kanak Socialist National Liberation Front (FLNKS) says deal brokered by Paris is "incompatible with the foundations and achievements of our struggle".
British troops stationed in Kenya found paying for sex despite ban
The British Army has vowed to crack down on sexual abuse after an inquiry found some of its soldiers using sex workers at a training site in Kenya.
China cuts ties with Czech president over meeting with Dalai Lama
Beijing says it has "lodged serious protests with the Czech side" after Petr Pavel travelled to India to congratulate the Dalai Lama on his 90th birthday.
Brussels' top prosecutor slams inaction over drug gang violence
There have been 57 shootings in the Belgian capital to date this year, including 20 since the start of the summer, resulting in at least four deaths.
Iran says it detained 21,000 'suspects' during 12-day Israel conflict
Iranian police say 261 suspects of espionage and 172 people accused of unauthorised filming were arrested in the security forces' crackdown.
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