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Prison bureau accepts monitoring after California facility abuse settlement
Ghana's election puts West African democracy to unexpected test
Four contenders step up for Democratic party top spot after election setback
Massive drug stash found in Caribbean banana container heading to Europe
Greek streets heat up as thousands remember teen's tragic police encounter
Sudden blast destroys homes in The Hague as residents sleep
Early morning explosion destroys part of residential building in The Hague‚ sending four people to hospital. Local emergency teams rushed to the scene as flames engulfed multiple apartments
Denmark sends more jets to Ukraine while Zelenskyy heads to French capital
Denmark provided Ukraine with additional F-16 fighter jets‚ boosting its air defense capabilities. **Volodymyr Zelenskyy** shared this news while traveling to meet French leadership in Paris
Netanyahu slams Australian policies after Melbourne synagogue fire
A fire at Melbourneʼs synagogue sparked heated exchange between Israeli and Australian leaders. Australian government points to its anti-hate measures while facing criticism from Jewish groups
Trump heads to Paris: Notre-Dame ceremony brings unexpected political twist
Former US president makes his first foreign trip since winning November election to attend Notre-Dame Cathedral reopening. French leader Macron prepares for key talks about Ukraine and European relations
70-year-old protester shows how South Korea's past haunts its present
A failed martial law declaration in South Korea brings back memories of the 1980s pro-democracy movement. An elderly activist shares his story of fighting against military rule both then and now
Pentagon pick faces tough road: Trump stands firm as senators raise questions
Trump backs **Pete Hegseth** for Pentagon chief despite growing questions from lawmakers. Former military officer faces Senate scrutiny over past incidents while alternative candidates emerge
Four candidates compete to lead Democrats after recent election setback
Four hopefuls seek Democratic National Committee leadership position following November election results. The new chair will be chosen by committee members in early 2025
Syrian rebels gain control over major cities as government forces retreat
Syrian opposition forces captured four key cities in just over a week including Daraa‚ where the civil war started. Government troops face mounting pressure as rebels advance towards strategic locations
State lawmakers challenge recent voter decisions across America
Several state legislatures take steps to modify recent election outcomes in different regions. Local politicians from both parties work on changing voter-approved measures in three states
Prison bureau accepts monitoring after California facility abuse settlement
Federal prison system agrees to external oversight following widespread abuse at closed womens facility in Dublin‚ California. Settlement brings new protections and transparency rules for inmates
Ghana's election puts West African democracy to unexpected test
Ghana‚ once known for its strong democratic system prepares for major voting event. The election comes as the country deals with money problems while 18.7 million people get ready to pick new leaders
Four contenders step up for Democratic party top spot after election setback
In wake of recent election results four candidates aim to lead Democratic National Committee. New chair election set for early next year as party looks to chart fresh course
Greek streets heat up as thousands remember teen's tragic police encounter
Athens saw crowd of 5000 people marking a teens death by police that happened 16 years ago. Peaceful march turned into clashes with police as some protesters started fires in citys Exarchia area
Chaos in Romania: Court stops presidential race over foreign meddling claims
Romaniaʼs top court canceled ongoing presidential elections due to alleged Russian cyber-attacks and social media influence Last weeks first round winner faces investigation‚ while EU-backed runner-up protests decision.
Federal court's decision puts TikTok's US operations on thin ice
Court rejected TikTokʼs attempt to block new law requiring split from its Chinese owner. App faces potential US ban next month if it doesnt follow new requirements
Military brass targeted: Conservative group's list stirs Pentagon unease
A right-wing foundation names 20 top military leaders in controversial dismissal proposal. Internal discussions at Pentagon shift as officers deal with uncertain future under new administration
Colorado housing complex from viral crime video faces shutdown after Trump's comments
A residential complex in Aurora Colorado will shut down after becoming center of controversy last summer. City officials point to unsafe conditions at the property where armed incident led to viral video and political debate
Two betting giants might face federal probe over market behavior
Senators want federal agencies to check if online betting companies work together against rivals. The request comes after reports about DraftKings and FanDuelʼs market actions
South Korean leader's power grab backfires as parliament plans crucial vote
South Korean President faces removal from office after failed attempt to declare martial law this week. Multiple agencies start probes while protesters gather and his own party turns against him
Why one Eastern European country's democracy took an unexpected path
A deep-look into Hungaryʼs political shift from post-communist hope to modern-day control state. The story shows how one leader re-shaped an entire nationʼs system while keeping EU membership
South Korean president faces crucial vote as own party turns against him
South Korean lawmakers prepare for historic impeachment vote against President Yoon over martial-law crisis. His own party leader joined opposition calling for removal from office
After Hunter's case, Biden faces pressure to fix unfair prison sentences
After pardoning his son Hunter this week White House gets requests to help others unfairly sentenced. Civil-rights groups point to non-violent offenders and racial bias in justice system
Supreme Court takes on international terror cases that could change legal system
US highest court picked up cases about foreign attacks on Americans and prisoner rights yesterday. The decision might re-shape how international terror-related cases are handled in US courts
Putin gives green light to place new missiles in Belarus next year
During summit in Minsk **Vladimir Putin** agreed to deploy Oreshnik missiles in Belarus after **Lukashenkoʼs** request. Belarus will get control over targeting while Russia maintains ownership
Breaking: Romania stops presidential vote as cyber-attacks hit election systems
Romanian top court stops presidential election process due to cyber-security issues with voting systems. EU-Mercosur trade deal creates huge market while South Korean politics faces new crisis
Paraguay makes unexpected move that could affect US anti-drug operations
Paraguayʼs drug control agency ends its partnership with US enforcement teams starting next year. This shift affects major crime investigations including search for soccer-linked drug dealer
Mother gets new proof about missing US reporter in Syria after 12 years
Family of captured American journalist gets vital info about his status in Syria from trusted source. White House officials meet with relatives to discuss next steps for bringing him home
Georgian courts lock up opposition figures as EU-related protests heat up
Georgian authorities detained two well-known opposition leaders during pro-EU demonstrations this week. Eight more activists face serious charges‚ while protests against frozen EU talks continue
Supreme Court takes on crucial case about foreign groups liability in US courts
US Supreme Court moves to review complex cases about Palestinian groups and their legal status in American courts. The decision could change how foreign entities face lawsuits for overseas incidents
Israeli forces storm Gaza hospital: hundreds affected in northern region raid
Israeli military entered Kamal Adwan Hospital in north Gaza forcing out staff and patients. The facility now operates with minimal capacity while surrounding areas face intense military activity