Parliament voted to modernise sexual-violence rules and make prosecutions easier, ending the burden on victims to prove they fought back.
After weeks of delays, now German investigators can move against a suspect they believe was part of a group of Ukrainian pipeline plotters behind the blasts.
An express passenger train crashed in the early morning hours, but most of the people got away with minor injuries.
The political stalemate in Pristina has already jeopardised more than €200 million in World Bank and EU funding as lawmakers remain deadlocked.
Terrorist group accused of repeatedly breaching its ceasefire with the Jewish State.
An anti-drug activist raises the alarm about a growing social problem—now two of his brothers are dead, the first killed in a feud over trafficking and territory.
Tokyo will push for greater energy self-sufficiency, albeit with only one of the seven reactors at Kashiwazaki-Kariwa scheduled to resume operations.
An overnight barrage marks one of the deadliest attacks on western Ukraine in recent months, hitting residential areas and critical infrastructure.
Mohammed bin Salman returned to the U.S. with a $1 trillion investment pledge, as Khashoggi’s widow demanded an apology and justice.
The U.S. Congress approved the Epstein Files Transparency Act almost unanimously.
Two Romanian Air Force F-16s were launched after detecting a potentially hostile UAV, with no ground impacts reported (to date).
The Serbian government was pressed to choose joining the EU over pursuing a path of “mixed signals.”
