Prosecutors told a Brisbane court on Monday that My Ut Trinh was "motivated by spite or revenge."

An alleged attack against French President Emmanuel Macron has been foiled as six plotters were arrested on Tuesday.

Italian anti-mafia prosecutor Federico Cafiero De Raho told Euronews that the sentencing of more than 100 people this week was proof that 'Ndrangheta’s cells “are able to develop everywhere”.

Olia Kedik, also known as Olia Moda, is a Russian fashion blogger based in San Francisco, California. Her Instagram account was hacked in early August 2018, and hackers bribed her to pay 350 dollars to get it back.

Police reportedly deployed 15,000 officers across the country in anticipation of violence on Halloween.

Fifteen young Brazilian transsexuals in the southeastern city of Murcia have been rescued from a sex trafficking ring, which forced them into prostitution through physical abuse and threats of black magic.

Recipients are believed to have paid up to €5,000 for the passports.

In the era of misinformation, what do the numbers reveal about terrorism trends in Europe and beyond?

The discovery came after another cub was found in an apartment in a Paris suburb.

The US President has issued a stinging attack on Saudia Arabia’s handling of the death of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi.

Essex police, said in a tweet, they’ve passed the details onto Spanish authorities.

"We have only two weapons: publicity — which is why we continue to do our jobs — and the law," the newspaper said.

An Venezuelan opposition lawmaker has died while in custody at the state intelligence headquarters in Caracas, but conflicting reports from government officials and the opposition have led to confusion over what actually happened

Many Montenegrin Serbs have refused to recognise the song “Oh, bright dawn of Montenegro” as the national anthem since it was adopted in 2004.

A small village in Slovakia has seen a massive influx of people over the past couple of months. It followed the arrival of the Night Wolves — an infamous Russian motorbike gang with ties to President Vladimir Putin — who opened their European headquarters on a nearby pig farm.

The fake letter says residents should keep "the living conditions of these individuals in such a way that they voluntarily leave Switzerland."