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Austria's Former Chancellor Kurz Acquitted in Appeal Trial
Former Austrian Chancellor Sebastian Kurz has been acquitted of perjury charges in an appeal trial, overturning a previous conditional sentence. The case stemmed from a...
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Former Volkswagen Employees Sentenced in Diesel Scandal
Four former Volkswagen employees have been sentenced for their roles in the diesel emissions scandal, with prison terms ranging from suspended sentences to 4.5 years. The case...
31 Dead in Israeli Airstrike on Gaza School • Head of Controversial Gaza Aid Organization Resigns
An Israeli airstrike on a Gaza school killed 31, while the head of a controversial aid organization resigned over principle violations. Limited aid is entering Gaza, but needs...
Trump confirms delay until July for EU import tariffs after call with Von der Leyen
Trump delays EU import tariffs until July 9 after productive talks with Von der Leyen, aiming to resolve trade disputes.
Trump on Russian Air Strikes: 'Putin Has Gone Completely Mad!'
Trump condemns Russian air strikes on Ukraine, calling Putin 'completely mad' and warning of severe consequences for Russia.
Close race in Suriname between ruling party and opposition
Suriname's election results show a tight race between the ruling VHP and opposition NDP, with the NDP leading by one seat. Key issues include poverty and economic challenges,...
Bodies of Five Skiers Found on Mountain in Swiss Alps
Five skiers were found dead on a mountain in the Swiss Alps, likely due to an avalanche. Rescue teams recovered the bodies with helicopter assistance.
No Doubt About Israel's War Crimes, Says Former UN Envoy
Former UN envoy Robert Serry condemns Israel's disproportionate violence in Gaza, warning of long-term consequences and growing international isolation.
Ukrainian military leadership under fire for 'stupid orders' causing unnecessary losses
Ukrainian military leaders face criticism for poor decision-making leading to unnecessary soldier casualties, prompting resignations and internal investigations.
Prisoner exchange completed: 1000 Russians and Ukrainians return home
Russia and Ukraine completed a major prisoner exchange, releasing 1000 prisoners each, while Russia continued military attacks on Ukraine.
30,000 Australians isolated and without power due to floods
Floods in New South Wales have left 30,000 Australians isolated and without power, with five fatalities reported. Rescue operations are ongoing, and recovery efforts are underway.
Suriname heads to the polls: concerns over poverty, hope from oil
Suriname holds elections amid economic struggles and hopes from oil wealth, with potential for its first female president.