The former rebel leader is refusing food in Paris as his trial over atrocities from the Second Congo War continues, with victims’ groups calling the move an attempt to evade accountability.
President Volodymyr Zelenskyy moved to contain a widening energy-sector scandal as investigators alleged a major kickback scheme at state company Energoatom.
A court in Istanbul issued arrest warrants for eight suspects, including a club president and referees, as Turkish football's widening betting probe intensified.
Thousands marched in Belgrade to oppose a Kushner-linked redevelopment plan for the former Yugoslav Army headquarters, accusing the government of erasing a cultural and wartime symbol.
The Southwark Crown Court sentence follows a scheme that authorities say defrauded more than 128,000 people in China and yielded a Bitcoin stash worth billions.
New Zealand will move gun licensing from police to an independent Firearms Safety Authority, marking a structural change in how the country administers firearms regulation.
The 18-year-old street musician, known as Naoko, received another 13-day sentence in St. Petersburg as activists said repeated arrests are being used to keep her jailed without new charges.
An appeals court in Thailand approved the transfer of She Zhijiang, a Chinese national accused of running hundreds of illegal online gambling sites and linked to cybercrime networks across Southeast Asia.
France’s appeals court has released former president Nicolas Sarkozy from prison under supervision less than three weeks after he began serving a five-year sentence, changing the immediate terms of his punishment while his legal fight continues.
Officials said violence at a prison in Machala killed 31 inmates and injured more than 30 others on the event date, November 9, 2025, as authorities prepared transfers to a new maximum-security facility.
Federal prosecutors say a long-running investigation into the killing of presidential candidate Luis Donaldo Colosio has led to a new arrest in Tijuana.
Authorities escalated their response to post-election unrest with treason charges, arrest warrants and renewed questions about the death toll from the violence.
Bob Njagi and Nicholas Oyoo were released to Kenyan authorities after weeks in detention, while Museveni accused them of working with opponents ahead of Uganda's election.
The operation was Spain's first aimed at dismantling a suspected cell of the Venezuelan prison gang, and police say it led to arrests, drug seizures and two lab shutdowns.
A court in Russian-occupied Donetsk has sentenced two Colombian nationals to 13 years in prison after saying they fought with Ukraine’s armed forces and later vanished while traveling home through Venezuela.
Robert James Purkiss appeared in a London court after Kenyan authorities requested his extradition in the 2012 killing of Agnes Wanjiru near a British army training camp.
Former Bolivian interim president Jeanine Áñez walked free after the Supreme Court annulled her 10-year sentence and ordered her immediate release, ending more than four years in prison.