Germany's Constitutional Court dismissed a challenge from Yemeni plaintiffs who said Berlin failed to stop the use of a US base in drone operations that killed civilians.
France named Gisèle Pelicot a knight of the Legion of Honour as her public testimony in the sexual abuse case that shocked the country continued to reshape debate over consent and rape law.
Jose Adolfo Macias Villamar, known as Fito, agreed to be extradited from Ecuador to face U.S. drug and weapons trafficking charges, according to the supplied CNN report.
Former swimming coach George Gibney has agreed to waive an extradition hearing in the United States and return to Ireland, where he is wanted on 79 charges involving four girls who were between eight and 14 years old at the time of the alleged offenses.
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen has weathered a parliamentary challenge led mainly by far-right lawmakers who accused her team of undermining trust in the EU.
The National Crime Agency says the suspects are linked to a coordinated series of attacks that disrupted three major British retailers and exposed customers to financial and data risks.
The Seoul Central District Court approved a warrant on five charges, sending Yoon Suk Yeol back into custody for the second time as investigators pursue evidence concerns.
The court in The Hague says Hibatullah Akhunzada and Abdul Hakim Haqqani are accused of crimes tied to the Taliban’s treatment of women, girls and some gender-nonconforming people.
Catalan police said a man barricaded in a home in Calldetenes killed one brother, wounded another and was later shot dead after hours of failed negotiation.
Amnesty International says Saudi Arabia carried out more executions in 2024 than ever before recorded by the group, with drug cases driving much of the rise.
Police say former officers are being investigated over the abductions and suspected killings of at least 34 cockfight fans whose cases shocked the Philippines.
Russian President Vladimir Putin has dismissed Transport Minister Roman Starovoyt, and investigators later found him dead with a gunshot wound in his private car.
The Haute-Savoie court found the doctor guilty of raping nine patients during medical consultations after 30 women complained of abuse and sexualised exams.