Seven former FARC commanders were ordered to spend eight years on restorative work after the court found them responsible for more than 21,000 kidnappings.
Former People Power Party floor leader Kweon Seong-dong has been detained over allegations that he received illicit political money linked to the Unification Church.
An Italian appeals court has approved Germany’s extradition request for Serhii Kuznietsov, but the transfer is likely on hold while his lawyer appeals to Italy’s top court.
A court in Gauteng has rejected the family of former Zambian president Edgar Lungu’s appeal, reinforcing a ruling that his remains must be returned to Zambia.
A Stuttgart court convicted the Mannheim knife attack suspect of murder and life imprisonment on September 16, 2025, after the 2024 assault that killed a police officer and wounded five members of Pax Europa.
A London judge said the couple showed a complete lack of respect for the court and condemned their treatment of the baby as neglect of the gravest kind.
Polish authorities detained two people after a drone flew over sensitive state buildings in Warsaw, as the country stayed on alert after Russian drones crossed its airspace days earlier.
The president said the new Memphis Safe Task Force would mirror his Washington, D.C., operation and bring federal law-enforcement agencies into the city.
Retired Supreme Court Associate Justice Andres Reyes Jr. has been appointed chair of the Philippines’ new fact-finding body, completing its line-up as it prepares to examine corruption allegations.
Thousands of protesters filled Ankara’s Tandogan Square to demand President Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s resignation and denounce a court case against the main opposition party.
Two men were arrested after dock workers alerted customs officers to suspicious activity at the O'Swaldkai terminal in Hamburg, where authorities later found more than 400 kilograms of cocaine.
Tommy Robinson’s Unite the Kingdom rally drew a vast crowd in central London, while anti-racism demonstrators gathered separately and violence broke out.
Authorities in Kathmandu, Lalitpur and Bhaktapur have lifted a days-long curfew after unrest that killed at least 51 people and toppled Nepal’s government.
Police in Ecuador said gunmen attacked a pool hall in Santo Domingo, killing at least seven people in the second such assault in the city in less than a month.
Nepal named former chief justice Sushila Karki as interim prime minister on September 12, 2025, making her the country’s first woman to head government after deadly protests forced a political reset.
A five-member panel convicted the former president and seven co-defendants over an attempted rupture of Brazil’s democratic order, though appeals remained available.
German federal prosecutors have charged eight men accused of preparing to build a Nazi-inspired breakaway state in Saxony and of organizing paramilitary training.