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Etienne Davignon, the last living suspect, will stand trial over war crimes linked to the killing of Patrice Lumumba, Congo's first democratically-elected leader. This case confronts Belgium's colonial legacy.

Attacks on Jewish institutions in the Netherlands have sparked growing unease within the country's Jewish population, leading to increased security measures and calls for stronger action against hate crimes.

US President Trump criticizes NATO allies' refusal to join a naval force in the Strait of Hormuz, saying the US does not need NATO's help amid Middle East tensions.

A critical report by Margaret Hodge calls for major reforms to the UK's arts funding body, warning that failure to change could spell 'disaster' for the culture sector.

A US defense official confirms 157 casualties from maritime strikes targeting alleged drug-trafficking vessels, sparking debate over the legality and human cost of this campaign.

As Ukraine's Zelenskyy and UK's Starmer meet, Turkey's top diplomat reiterates offer to host Russia-Ukraine peace talks amid growing global distractions.

The assassination of a prominent Iranian security official has raised concerns about instability and violence in the country. Experts warn of potential retaliation and escalation.

Norway's parliament votes to investigate connections between late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein and officials in trusted positions at the country's foreign office.

Discover how Ukraine is using low-tech nylon nets to defend against the threat of deadly FPV drones terrorizing civilians near the front lines.

In the aftermath of an Israeli strike in Iran, brave rescue workers fought to save a man trapped under collapsed buildings. This exclusive video captures the harrowing yet inspiring moment.