Alleged Eritrean people smuggler appears in Dutch court
An Eritrean man accused of involvement in a brutal migrant smuggling network has appeared at a pretrial hearing in the Netherlands
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Andrew Tate, divisive social media personality, appeals detention in Romanian court
The divisive social media personality Andrew Tate arrived at a court in Romania in handcuffs on Tuesday morning to appeal a judge’s earlier decision to extend his arrest period from 24 hours to 30 days on charges of being part of an organized crime gro…
EU taxpayers’ money invested in cluster munitions industry – media
An indebted pension fund of the European Parliament has reportedly invested taxpayer money into firms making cluster munitions
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Nepal’s newly-appointed PM Prachanda wins vote of confidence in House of Representatives
Nepal’s newly-appointed Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal ‘Prachanda’ on Tuesday won the vote of confidence in the House of Representatives. Out of the 270 members in the House of Representatives (HoR) present during the voting, 268 voted in favour of …
Who is Tristan Tate? All we know about Andrew Tate’s brother arrested in human trafficking raid
The younger Tate brother was arrested on rape and human trafficking offences during a police raid in Romania
Who is Tristan Tate? All we know about Andrew Tate’s brother arrested in human trafficking raid
The younger Tate brother was arrested on rape and human trafficking offences during a police raid in Romania
Family of British man missing in Ukraine ‘very raw’ after disappearance
Andrew Bagshaw, 48, and Christopher Parry, 28, were last seen on Friday in the war-torn country
Sri Lanka’s government cuts expenses as economy tanks
Sri Lanka’s government says it’s cutting down expenses in the latest austerity drive to help it recover from its worst economic crisis.
‘This is what madness looks like’: Russia steps up attacks in eastern Ukraine
President Volodymyr Zelensky said ‘the whole land near Soledar is covered with the corpses of the occupiers and scars from the strikes’.