UK Charity Commission reopens Save One Life probe amid Hamas funding concerns
UK regulators reopened a case into Save One Life after identifying concerns over due diligence and monitoring how the charity's funds are ultimately used in Gaza.
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Merz says Germany needs reform, defends democratic order after historic election defeat against AfD
Germany asks ICJ to dismiss Nicaragua-backed case against Israel arms export
Russia warns US missile system deployment in Norway threatens to reset strategic dialogue to zero
Italian tech group Autistici/Inventati shuts down after US terrorist designation
The US designated the group on August 26, alleging it provided support to extremist activists and organizations through services including email accounts, websites, and communications tools.
Majority of Spaniards unhappy with government's handling of Ceuta crisis, poll shows
Only 14.2% rated Sanchez's handling of the crisis positively, while two-thirds of respondents said his response was too slow.
US government to use AI virtual agents as part of interviewing, hiring process - report
The government will be testing the technology by using the platform CodeSignal on the "Tech Force," an initiative started eight months ago to recruit private-sector tech experts.
US authorities on the hunt for four Pakistanis in $770 million Medicare fraud case
the four allegedly used a call center operated under the name Hello International Marketing Solutions (HIMS) to obtain Medicare beneficiary information, including identification numbers.
Far-right AfD's Weidel targets 40% in next German federal election after state victory
"My stated goal is to significantly widen the gap in a very short time and grow to at least 40% for the next federal election," said Weidel.
Belgium detains Chinese dual national on suspicion of semiconductor espionage
The prosecutors said the 52-year old man, who lives in Belgium, was arrested in May at Belgium's Zaventem airport, before boarding a flight to Beijing.
German police defuse 21 explosive devices uncovered at power grid in Saxony
German police said on Friday they were searching for a man who sent letters claiming responsibility for a series of sabotage attacks on the power grid after they found explosives at his home.
European leaders voice concern as Germany's far-right AfD wins key state election
"It seems they're just a few votes short of an absolute majority, but this is indeed a very worrying sign," Polish Foreign Minister Radoslaw Sikorski told Radio Vox FM.
Rival driver stops during China GT race to pull crashed racer from burning Ferrari
"I am still alive tonight, entirely thanks to one man," Millroy posted on Instagram, describing how Hartog abandoned his own car and rushed to help before emergency crews arrived.
Ten killed, over 60 injured in fireworks explosion at Mexican church festival
The explosion caused a wall or part of an adjacent structure to collapse, leaving victims trapped amid debris as residents and emergency personnel searched for survivors.
