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Prosecutors decided there was little chance of convictions in two cases where unarmed civilians were killed by the army during Northern Ireland's sectarian conflict.
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Police in northern Italy have made three arrests in the cable car crash that killed 14 people after investigators revealed the brake was deliberated deactivated to keep the funicular working.
New bid to put Albania's ex-defence minister on trial over 2008 blast
26 people were killed when a munitions disposal factory exploded near the capital Tirana in 2008.
Train driver's negligence caused deadly Egypt crash, prosecutors say
Prosecutors allege the driver and his assistant were not in the train's cabin when it collided with another passenger train in Egypt last month.
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Eight people arrested in Egypt over deadly train crash
At least 18 people died after two trains collided on Friday in the southern province of Sohag.
Belarus protests: More than 400 convicted, hundreds more still in jail
Belarusian prosecutors say that at least 400 people have been convicted for participating in opposition demonstrations against President Lukashenko. But what about all the others that were arrested?
Sweden charges man for selling information to Russia
Sweden's Security Service says that Russia is "one of the main intelligence threats" against the country.
Turkey probes Dutch MP Geert Wilders over 'insulting' Erdogan tweets
Turkish prosecutors have launched an investigation into remarks by Dutch far-right lawmaker Geert Wilders, who called President Recep Tayyip Erdogan a "terrorist".
German prosecutors charge woman with planning far-right attack
Prosecutors allege that the woman started planning bomb attack last year and was held xenophobic and extreme-right views.
No evidence mother imprisoned son for three decades, says prosecutor
The woman was arrested on Monday on suspicion of "unlawful deprivation of liberty" and "causing grievous bodily harm".
Giulio Regeni: Egypt slams Italy's push for trial over student's death
Italian prosecutors have been calling on Egypt to help Italy prosecute five intelligence and police officials implicated in the killing of the Cambridge PhD student in 2016.
Sweden receives request to re-investigate 1994 MS Estonia sinking
Swedish prosecutors have received a request to reopen an investigation into the sinking of the MS Estonia ferry that killed 852 people in 1994. It comes after new information appeared in a Discovery Network documentary in September.
Bosnia detains Serb ex-policeman over wartime killing of 51 civilians
The suspect is accused of involvement in the killing of 44 Bosniak and Croat civilians, who were held prisoner at the Omarska camp in northwestern Bosnia.
Two suspects detained over wartime killing of 78 civilians in Bosnia
Authorities in Bosnia have detained two people suspected of taking part in the killing of at least 78 civilians during the 1992-95 war, according to the prosecutor's office.
French teacher's beheading 'directly linked' to social media campaign
The teacher had shown caricatures of the Prophet Muhammad in class during a lesson on freedom of speech October 5.
French man given suspended sentence for online Molotov Cocktail video
During the trial, he explained that his post was purely informative and that he did not want to call for violence against the police.
Prosecutors seek 41-year jail term for Barcelona terror attack suspect
Mohamed Houli Chemlal is accused of membership of a terrorist organisation and possession of explosives, among other charges.
Maxwell denied bail on Epstein-related sex abuse charges
Ghislaine Maxwell pled not guilty to charges she aided Jeffrey Epstein in recruiting young girls for him to sexually abuse.
US Supreme Court rules prosecutors can obtain Trump's tax records
The US Supreme Court ruled that prosecutors can obtain Trump's tax returns but that Congress cannot.
COVID-19: Italy prosecutors question PM Conte over lockdown 'delay'
Families of COVID-19 victims claim business concerns delayed lockdowns being imposed on two Lombardy towns.