Trump Ally Charged with Attempted Extortion in New York
A New York lawyer with ties to a Trump pardon has been charged with attempted extortion.
Moscow Court Sentences 15 to Life for Concert Hall Attack
A Moscow court has sentenced 15 men to life in prison for their involvement in a jihadist attack on a concert hall.
Italian Parents Accused of Hiding Daughter's HIV, Neglect
Parents in Italy are accused of concealing their daughter's HIV infection and neglecting her care since her birth in Spain in 2017. The case is being investigated by Italian authorities.
Belgian ex-diplomat to stand trial for Patrice Lumumba's murder
A 93-year-old former Belgian diplomat will face trial in Belgium for his alleged involvement in the 1961 assassination of Congolese leader Patrice Lumumba.
Vatican 'Trial of the Century' May Face Retrial After Tribunal Ruling
A tribunal has called for a retrial in the Vatican's "Trial of the Century," a high-profile case involving financial misconduct and abuse of power within the Catholic Church. The original trial was marred by controversy and accusations of procedural irregularities.
Man Jailed 26 Years for Murdering Ex-Wife in Cardiff Garden
Alireza Askari was sentenced to 26 years in prison for the murder of his ex-wife, Maryam Delavary, whose body was found buried in a Cardiff garden. The sentencing concludes a case that has drawn significant attention.
Syrian Ex-Colonel Faces Crimes Against Humanity Trial in London
A former Syrian colonel, Salem Michel Al-Salem, is on trial in London, accused of crimes against humanity. The case marks a significant step in holding individuals accountable for atrocities committed during the Syrian conflict.
Malkinson Accuser Expressed Doubt in Wrongful Conviction Case
The court heard that the accuser in the Andrew Malkinson wrongful conviction case expressed uncertainty about whether Malkinson was the correct person. Malkinson spent 17 years in prison for a crime he did not commit.
EU calls for justice as ex-Albanian deputy PM avoids arrest
Brussels is calling for justice in the case of former Albanian Deputy Prime Minister Belinda Balluku, who has avoided arrest.
Man Exonerated After 20 Years in Wrongful Robbery Conviction
A man has been released from prison after serving nearly two decades for a robbery he did not commit, highlighting a case of wrongful conviction.
South Africa: Ex-Elite Officer Suspected in Whistleblower Murder
South African police have identified a former elite officer as a suspect in the murder of a whistleblower. The investigation is ongoing.
Bolivia Arrests Uruguayan Drug Kingpin Accused of Hit on Prosecutor
Bolivian authorities have apprehended an alleged Uruguayan drug kingpin who is accused of ordering a hit on a Paraguayan prosecutor. The arrest marks a significant development in the fight against drug trafficking in the region.
Author Craig Silvey Faces More Child Exploitation Charges
Author Craig Silvey is facing additional charges related to the alleged production of child exploitation material.
Israel Drops Case Against Soldiers Accused of Abusing Palestinian Detainee
Israeli authorities have dropped the case against soldiers accused of abusing a Palestinian detainee. The decision has sparked controversy and raised concerns about accountability.
Rory Amon Acquitted; Expert Witness Under Scrutiny
Former Liberal MP Rory Amon was found not guilty on most charges in his trial, while an expert witness in the Lucy Letby trial faces scrutiny for not disclosing a hospital investigation.
Killer Apologizes Before Execution for Double Murder
A convicted murderer offered a profuse apology in their final moments before being executed for committing a double murder. The execution has reignited debates about capital punishment.
UK Therapist Jailed for 11 Years for Sexually Abusive Therapy
A therapist in Sussex, UK, has been sentenced to 11 years in prison for sexually abusing patients under the guise of trauma therapy.
Man Sentenced to 13 Years for Attacking Berlin Holocaust Memorial
A man has been sentenced to 13 years in prison for attacking the Berlin Holocaust Memorial, a site dedicated to the victims of Nazi persecution. The attack was condemned as an act of antisemitism and desecration.
Dances With Wolves Actor to be Sentenced for Sexual Abuse
Actor Nathan Chasing Horse, known for his role in "Dances With Wolves," is scheduled to be sentenced in Nevada after being convicted of sexual abuse. The sentencing marks the culmination of a legal process involving serious allegations.
Nine Police Officers Detained in Portugal Abuse Investigation
Nine police officers in Portugal have been detained as an investigation into alleged abuse and misconduct within the police force widens. The detentions signal a serious effort to address potential corruption and brutality.
Judge Finds 'No Evidence' to Justify Federal Reserve Probe
A judge has stated there is "no evidence" to justify a probe into the Federal Reserve.
Inquiry: Killer Kicked Officer at Police Station
An inquiry revealed that a convicted killer kicked a police officer while at the station. Details of the incident and the inquiry's findings were reported.
Charges Dropped in Georgia Teacher Death Prank Case
Charges have been dropped against teenagers in Georgia, USA, whose teacher died following a toilet paper prank. The decision comes after further investigation into the circumstances surrounding the teacher's death.
Spain Pardons Women Imprisoned by Franco Regime
Spain is set to formally pardon 53 women who were incarcerated during the Franco regime.
Former Australian Pilot Loses Legal Costs Case in Murder Charge
A former Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF) pilot, charged with murder, has lost a legal battle regarding his legal costs. The case continues to draw significant attention in Australia.