The appeal ruling follows a trial lasting nearly four months that uncovered a decade of sexual abuse, leading to convictions for 51 men—including the victim’s ex-husband.
The Republic of China is speeding up the construction of a protective ‘dome’ —while also continuing to increase spending on its military.
With winter approaching, authorities in the Ukrainian capital report multiple injuries and widespread disruption as the strikes target the city’s infrastructure.
Under pressure from Trump, NATO has raised its defense spending target to 5% of GDP, marking a sharp increase from the previous 2% goal.
President Erdoğan says his forces will take part in efforts to monitor the implementation of the Gaza ceasefire agreed by Israel and Hamas, adding that Turkey will also contribute to reconstruction efforts.
A Sánchez-approved decree, backed by far-left Podemos, will enforce strict trade bans and block imports from Israeli settlements.
The EU has moved to protect established terminology for meat products, sparking debate between livestock farmers and supporters of vegetarian alternatives.
The Interior Minister stressed that German citizenship should reward integration, not encourage illegal migration.
The crisis facing German automakers: declining sales, rising competition from Chinese-made EVs, and uncertainty over EU combustion-engine ban in 2035.
Pyongyang is preparing a show of strength to mark the 80th anniversary of the Workers’ Party.
France is engulfed in renewed political uncertainty as the president struggles to replace Lecornu.
The terrorist, a UK citizen of Syrian descent, contacted police as he carried out the violent antisemitic attack.
