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Greek authorities released everyone they detained after a predawn raid at Aristotle University that followed an attack on riot police with more than 100 Molotov cocktails.
Read report »The nine-member council is ending its mandate with Port-au-Prince still dominated by gangs and the US-backed prime minister facing the job of organizing August elections.
Read report »The latest discovery brings the total found in the former home’s burial area to 33 as forensic and DNA identification work continues.
Read report »Regulators say infinite scroll, autoplay and personalized recommendations can encourage compulsive use, while TikTok rejects the findings as meritless.
Read report »Jon Hallford received a 40-year state prison sentence after pleading guilty to abusing 189 bodies and giving grieving families fake ashes.
Read report »The “Suffolk Strangler” admitted an earlier killing of a teenager, adding another life term to his long criminal record.
Read report »US officials said a long-sealed indictment has been activated against Zubayr al-Bakoush, whom they describe as a key participant in the 2012 Benghazi attack that killed four Americans.
Read report »French authorities said an explosive device thrown into a beauty salon in Grenoble wounded six people and appeared intended to intimidate rather than kill.
Read report »The former minister left the upper chamber amid allegations that he shared market-sensitive government information with Jeffrey Epstein during the financial crisis.
Read report »Three of six Palestine Action defendants were cleared of aggravated burglary at Woolwich Crown Court, while other counts remained unresolved and five defendants were released on bail.
Read report »Event date: 2026-02-04; Vladimir Motin was jailed for six years after a North Sea collision that left crew member Mark Angelo Pernia missing, presumed dead.
Read report »France’s cybercrime unit, with Europol and French police support, searched X’s French office as prosecutors expanded a January 2025 probe into alleged algorithm manipulation, illicit data extraction and related offences.
Read report »Ofcom says it is still investigating X, while the Information Commissioner’s Office has opened its own probe into Grok’s handling of personal data.
Read report »The inquiry follows fresh attention to the peer’s past associations, putting a senior British political figure back under scrutiny.
Read report »Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor has left Royal Lodge and taken up temporary residence on the Sandringham Estate, with the move accelerated by the latest release of Jeffrey Epstein files.
Read report »The policy applies to public and private schools alike, with the government saying it wants fewer distractions and more focus in class.
Read report »Mandelson said he did not want to embarrass Labour further as new US Department of Justice documents renewed scrutiny of his links to Jeffrey Epstein.
Read report »Laura Fernández has won Costa Rica’s presidency and her party has taken 30 of 57 legislative seats, giving her a stronger base than her predecessor.
Read report »Tens of thousands of Czechs gathered in Prague and other cities to support President Petr Pavel after he refused to appoint a minister linked to the right-wing Motorists for Themselves party.
Read report »Acting president Delcy Rodríguez said she would seek a sweeping amnesty for political violence cases dating back to 1999 and close Caracas’s notorious El Helicoide prison.
Read report »The executive order creates a tariff mechanism aimed at countries that supply oil to Cuba, escalating an already severe U.S. pressure campaign.
Read report »A federal judge in Manhattan dismissed the murder and weapons counts tied to Brian Thompson’s killing, removing the federal death penalty option while leaving stalking charges in place.
Read report »The Justice Department released a large new batch of Jeffrey Epstein files after the Epstein Files Transparency Act, according to AP.
Read report »Burkina Faso’s military government has abolished all political parties and ordered their assets transferred to the state, deepening its break with civilian politics.
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