Lithuania has asked the International Criminal Court to examine claims that Belarusian authorities forced opponents and civilians to flee through a sustained crackdown.
Herbert Kickl’s Freedom Party topped the vote with 57 seats, yet major parties have resisted the idea of governing with him, leaving coalition talks uncertain.
A Mallorca supporter was convicted on 2024-09-26 for racist abuse of Vinícius Júnior and Samuel Chukwueze, with the prison term suspended after remorse and a programme.
A Japanese court has cleared Iwao Hakamada, the world's longest-serving death row inmate, after finding that evidence used against him had been fabricated.
Japanese media reported on 2024-09-25 that a Japanese warship crossed the Taiwan Strait for the first time, after a Chinese carrier transit near Japan.
Ricarda Lang and Omid Nouripour are stepping down as Green Party leaders after a string of defeats that have left the party calling for a fundamental reset.
ANSA reported that a morning shooting in Nuoro left five dead and two injured after a man killed family members and a neighbour before taking his own life.
The Canadian prime minister defeated a first test in parliament, but his minority government now faces fresh opposition pressure and a worsening political headwind.
Missouri carried out the execution of Marcellus Williams on the event date, ending a decades-long case that had drawn questions over DNA evidence and objections from the local prosecutor and innocence advocates.
Federal prosecutors added new charges after the alleged plot near Trump’s Florida golf course, raising the maximum possible punishment to life in prison.
Former transport minister S Iswaran admitted five charges, including four under Section 165 of Singapore's Penal Code and one obstruction count, after prosecutors swapped out two corruption charges.
Thousands marched despite a ban on demonstrations after unrest over the cost of living pushed Paris to deploy the CRS unit the island has kept away for decades.
Israeli troops entered Al Jazeera’s bureau in Ramallah, ordered it closed for 45 days and confiscated equipment, intensifying a long-running campaign against the broadcaster as the Gaza war continues.