A Pakistani court has convicted Imran Khan and Bushra Bibi over retained state gifts, handing each a 17-year sentence in a case that his party says is politically driven.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese paired a national reflection day with what he said would be Australia’s largest gun buyback since the reforms that followed Port Arthur.
The department has begun releasing files tied to Jeffrey Epstein, reviving scrutiny around one of the most politically loaded criminal cases in recent U.S. history.
A Liverpool court has sentenced Paul Doyle to 21 years and six months after he drove into football fans celebrating Liverpool FC's title win, injuring 134 people on May 26, 2025.
Washington has formally labeled Colombia’s largest drug gang a terrorist organization, escalating its campaign against Latin American cartels and complicating Bogotá’s peace-track approach.
Police say the suspects were part of a coordinated smuggling operation that used weather balloons from Belarus, as Lithuania keeps treating the flights as a security threat.
A Dominican Republic judge sent seven former officials to preventive prison as prosecutors investigate a broad corruption case tied to the health insurance agency.
Spain’s government imposed a 64 million euro fine on Airbnb as part of a wider crackdown on short-term rentals tied to housing pressure in city centers.
President Bernardo Arévalo has declared a 15-day state of emergency in two western municipalities after gunmen attacked a military post and police station, blocked roads and hijacked buses.
CNN said a detained person of interest in the Brown University shooting was identified as Benjamin Erickson of Wisconsin, while authorities continued to investigate the attack that killed two people and injured nine.
Authorities in Bavaria say they detained five men after foiling an alleged Islamist-motivated attack plan targeting a Christmas market near Dingolfing.