Lawmakers in Italy’s parliament have voted unanimously to designate femicide – the murder of a woman for reasons linked to her gender – as a separate offence under the criminal code. The measure introduces a mandatory life sentence.
Berlin reverses August suspension, will restart military equipment transfers to Israel on November 24.
Khaled al-Halabi accused of war crimes in Syria while secretly working for Israeli intelligence, indictment reveals.
Pro-Palestinian activists climbed the Brandenburg Gate on Thursday, the iconic symbol of Germany's capital, where they unfurled a banner reading "never again genocide, Free Palestine."
Prosecutors examine allegations wealthy citizens paid up to $100,000 for weekend trips to snipe civilians in besieged Sarajevo between 1992 and 1995.
The figures released by the British Ministry of Justice refer to the period between April 1 and October 31. According to the ministry’s latest annual report, 262 prisoners in England and Wales were mistakenly released in the 12 months ending in March—an increase of 128% compared to 115 prisoners the previous year.
Austrian intelligence service exposes Hamas weapons arsenal in Vienna intended for attacks against Jewish institutions across Europe.
CGI Group received two offers from Louvre heist associates to buy back stolen jewelry, but French officials failed to advance negotiations.
Rangers located the tent in an isolated section of the protected area, positioned at a considerable distance from established hiking routes and visitor facilities, indicating a deliberate choice to maintain separation from populated zones.
Police in the UK are praising the “heroic” actions of an LNER rail worker who is now fighting for life after confronting a stabber on a high-speed train, an attack that left 11 people hospitalized.