Federal prosecutors say the former BND president used about 2,000 classified documents supplied by his old chief of staff and wrote an analysis for a foreign intelligence officer.
Teenagers who began marching Sept. 17 over overcrowded classes and crumbling buildings are now clashing with riot police. Organizers say the government has offered no concrete measures and have called new demonstrations for Tuesday.
The German chancellor arrived by train as a Russian drone attack killed two people at the National Academy of Sciences and damaged a Dnieper bridge.
The prime minister says he wants a "much broader, progressive majority" as his Socialists trail in the polls and anger over evictions grows.
The hasty Sunday departure follows the arrest of six people over a suspected plot against the British base; UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham says there are "strong indications" Iran was behind it.
WatchThe 45-year-old senator and Trump ally beat the polls Sunday, finishing ahead of the 80-year-old president, who will now fight for a fourth term in a three-week sprint.
Mohsen Paknejad quit Sunday, with Hamid Bovard stepping in as acting minister, as the U.S. squeeze on Iranian oil sales deepens the country's economic crisis.
Parliament Speaker Mohammad Baqer Qalibaf said Tehran could restore normal traffic within seven days if Washington meets terms drawn from the Islamabad memorandum.
Prime Minister Andris Kulbergs's party is far ahead of the 'Trumpist' Latvia First, which took second. The Greens and Farmers Union lost every seat in parliament.
Presidential Leadership Council chief Rashad al-Alimi announced operations Sunday to retake territory. Nearly 200,000 people have been displaced since early September.
WatchThe release, coordinated through the International Energy Agency, comes after a week of pressure from the Trump administration. U.S. diesel averaged $6.37 a gallon on Friday, just under the record set on Sept. 22.
The jets landed at Chihhang Air Base in Taitung. They are the first brand-new fighters delivered to Taiwan in 25 years, and more are due in stages.
Addis Ababa gave the diplomats 48 hours to leave, accusing Eritrea of "direct and indirect acts of hostility," in a rupture that undoes the 2018 peace that won Abiy Ahmed a Nobel Prize.
Montenegro sent Amir Barati to New York, where he faces wire and computer fraud charges in a case that prosecutors tie to Iran's Revolutionary Guard.
Kyiv's Third Army Corps says it has retaken 176 square kilometers near Lyman, while Russia pounds Ukrainian cities and power lines and jet-powered drones begin to overwhelm air defenses.
The USS Theodore Roosevelt and Marines aboard the USS Makin Island head toward Iran as the U.S. blockade continues and Trump says new strikes are 'possible' after the midterms.
Prime Minister Andy Burnham says there are 'strong indications' Iran played a part, which Tehran denies, as the arrest follows five men freed on bail last weekend.
WatchThe 50-kilogram warhead tore into a stairwell and did not detonate, and everyone inside survived. Zelensky calls strikes on schools "a deliberate tactic."
Sirens sounded for more than 20 hours as drones and missiles hit the Trypilska power plant. Ukraine says Russia used a steel-cutting drone on a power pylon for the first time.
Islamabad says it killed 22 militants in Helmand and Kunar. Kabul says the dead were civilians and calls the raids a crime.
The chess champion and Kremlin critic says he wasn't named as a target. U.S. prosecutors last month charged five people over alleged Russian-intelligence plots against opposition figures.
A Russian diplomatic note seen by Reuters threatens the "entire arsenal" and strikes on NATO decision-making centers. NATO calls it irresponsible nuclear rhetoric.
WatchThe Pentagon says the withdrawal is complete, but Kurdish officials worry about losing U.S. air defenses and Iran-backed militias have yet to disarm.
He is the third Hamas brigade commander killed in about three weeks, despite an October 2025 ceasefire. A woman in the building also died, Palestinian medics said.
The Socialist-led coalition agreed on emergency housing measures, including limits on 'vulture funds' and extended rent contracts. Two decrees face a risky parliamentary vote Friday.
The currency has dropped again less than a month after its last low, while Washington adds sanctions and Tehran waits on a response to its Strait of Hormuz proposal.
Ukraine's president says Russia is mobilizing more men after Putin raised the army's ceiling again. Russian strikes hit Kyiv-area energy sites and a school in Sumy.
An independent commission found 'sham' sponsorship deals and misstated accounts across nine seasons. Sanctions, which could include points deductions or expulsion, come at a separate hearing.
The 50-year-old former Marrakech mayor now has to build a coalition government while inflation, wages and jobs top the agenda and the 2030 World Cup approaches.
The pullout ends a military presence in which about 4,500 Americans died, and it comes as the U.S. wages war on Iran and Iraqi militias resist disarming.