Courts, regulation, legal affairs, privacy, and corporate law.
While overall crime rates in Germany show a downward trend, recent statistics highlight a concerning increase in sexual offences, raising questions about safety and reporting.
In a significant operation, Turkish authorities have detained 90 individuals suspected of having ties to the Islamic State group. The arrests come after a recent violent incident in Istanbul.
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer has admitted that appointing Peter Mandelson as an envoy was a misstep, as police investigate past allegations of misconduct against him.
A devastating shooting in Louisiana results in the deaths of eight children, with seven being the shooter's own. This incident underscores the pressing need for reforms in domestic violence policies.
The Supreme Court faces a critical decision regarding Blanche v. Lau. Given the mismatched facts and the significant implications for 12.8 million green card holders, the case should be dismissed.
An analysis of the Supreme Court's immigration docket and the implications of domicile on citizenship.
Recent activity surrounding the Supreme Court suggests an eventful week ahead, following a particularly busy weekend on the court's docket.
Apple's decision to withhold data in an ongoing antitrust case in India has prompted concerns as the country's watchdog prepares for a final hearing.
U.K. authorities are probing a series of arson attacks targeting Jewish sites in London, with a focus on potential links to Iranian proxies following the latest incident.
A video showing police officers fleeing from a shooting incident in Kyiv has prompted an inquiry, leading to the suspension of two officers and the resignation of the patrol police chief.
A mass shooting in Shreveport, Louisiana, described as a 'domestic disturbance,' has resulted in the deaths of eight children, with ages ranging from 1 to 14 years old.
In a significant development, the police chief of Ukraine has stepped down amid allegations that officers fled from a deadly shooting incident. An investigation is currently underway.
Former Australian soldier Ben Roberts-Smith has publicly vowed to fight war crime charges related to his service in Afghanistan, asserting his commitment to clear his name.
Telix Pharmaceuticals has commenced a significant Phase 3 trial aimed at evaluating a new therapy for brain cancer, marking a crucial step in their research efforts.
A noise complaint escalated into violence in southern Germany, where a man slapped his neighbor over the loud preparation of schnitzel. Police intervened to resolve the situation.
In light of the racist abuse directed at Kevin Danso after the match against Brighton, Tottenham has reported the incident to the police, condemning such behavior.
The claim that immigrants contribute to a higher crime rate in Germany is supported by statistics, yet these figures can be misleading. An expert sheds light on the complexities behind the numbers.
Authorities in Austria have discovered rat poison in jars of baby food that were recalled by the German company HiPP, which suggested possible tampering. Similar contaminated jars were also identified in neighboring countries.
Porsche has filed a patent for a technology that allows the bodywork of its vehicles to change color in Sport mode, utilizing an optically variable coating.
A Republican-appointed judge has ruled that while Trump serves as the steward of the White House, he does not hold ownership, leading to a temporary pause in construction.