From domestic violence in Poland to political questioning in Romania and illegal digging in Czech Republic, police across Europe have been busy responding to various incidents. Read more...

A roundup of today's top political stories: a proposed ban on violent porn, staff firings at a national park, a woman's rape allegation, and parent outrage over school detentions. Read more...

From Germany to the UK and Slovakia, police are investigating a range of incidents including a shooting, a drug raid, a murder investigation, and a dog attack. Read more...

Two suspects have appeared in a Kenyan court in connection with the murder of British businessman Campbell Scott, whose body was found in a sack in the Makongo forest. The suspects may be held for 21 days. Read more...

The Federal Court has reaffirmed the binding nature of the 2018 Indira Gandhi case, signaling that appeals against unilateral religious conversions are unlikely to succeed. Separately, Australia admits to wrongly detaining more Indonesian children. Read more...

From illegal logging to animal poisoning and violent assaults, police are dealing with a surge of concerning incidents, prompting calls for greater transparency in certain cases. Read more...

Andrew Tate leaves Romania for Florida despite pending charges, while France aims for 100% French food in prisons. Plus, updates on the Mohamed Amra case. Read more...

France is set to review its bilateral agreements with Algeria following a series of incidents, including a terrorist attack in Mulhouse. Tensions are rising, but France seeks a diplomatic solution. Read more...

A roundup of recent business news including the detention of Oussama Ammar, NRJ Group's cost-cutting measures, a major theft near Cannes, and a mysterious collective targeting food companies. Read more...

A global operation led by Europol has resulted in the arrest of at least 25 people involved in the distribution of AI-generated child abuse material. Separately, Reunion Island is reeling from a deadly cyclone. Read more...

Germany faces internal political challenges and external pressures, from the legacy of communism to the war in Ukraine and shifting international alliances. Read more...

A Czech minister promises aid for horse breeding amid indifference, while a court in Malaysia rejects a land claim, and a Czech lawyer is freed after wrongful imprisonment. Read more...

Updates on the Pope's health, a controversial medical penalty in France, a prison escape, and a tragic murder-suicide in Val-d'Oise. Plus, drug leaflets found in mailboxes. Read more...

Charges against former NAKA investigators Dunčko and Magula have been dropped in separate cases. A prosecutor cites weakened evidence as the reason for dropping charges against two police officers in the Curillovci case. Read more...

Thailand deported Uyghurs to China after resisting pressure. Meanwhile, China and Russia plan closer coordination, and a UK official resigned over aid cuts potentially benefiting both nations. Read more...

Two witnesses await clearance to testify in the Najib case concerning 1MDB. Meanwhile, a Malaysiakini journalist, B. Nantha Kumar, has been released on bail after being detained in a bribery probe. Read more...

A look at recent political headlines, including Starmer's meeting with Trump, new immigration enforcement measures, and a heritage-listed prison's CCTV woes. Read more...

Italian university staff protest funding and reforms. Truck drivers strike against changes to the Highway Code. Plus, a rally in Romania supports a recently arrested figure. Read more...

Recent events in Poland include police raids, a tragic murder, a village head's assault, a debate over dog breed bans, and the search for a missing 12-year-old girl. Read more...

Germany faces multiple challenges: a deadly car attack in Mannheim, debates on deporting Islamist influencers, and discussions surrounding the reform of the debt brake. Read more...