A judge has ruled that housing male prisoners in the female estate is unlawful, yet to date prison bosses haven’t complied.

New allegations include rape, child sex offences, sexual assault, modern slavery, and trafficking for sexual exploitation.

Despite the children speaking multiple languages and being talented piano players, the São Paolo court upholds its position that the couple neglected their kids’ education.

The Fujian—which increases Beijing’s firepower on land and sea—passed dangerously close to the sovereign state China would claim as its own.

Ex-PM says let Kyiv politicians “return the MiGs and tanks” to Poland

White House highlights proposal to convert frozen Iranian assets into humanitarian aid programme.

Kim Leadbeater’s assisted suicide bill returns via procedural backdoor as public concerns grow, medical groups oppose it, and Burnham’s likely premiership dims its prospects.

Patience is running thin in Poland as Ukraine remains unrepentant about naming an army unit after WWII “heroes” who killed 100,000 Poles.

A former Israeli PM acknowledged efforts to equip anti-regime protestors with internet receivers—while noting his successors’ failure to follow up with this plan.

Viral memes and mockery greeted the PM’s resignation, but critics warn his likely successor could take Labour even further to the Left.

A growing number of Georgians dislike and distrust the Brussels-based institution they still aspire to join.

Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen says the European Union could begin operating its first deportation centres outside EU territory as early as next year.