DIICOT charged the influencer with trafficking minors, sex with a minor, and money laundering, two years after a court sent its first case back over procedural defects. His brother Tristan was charged with complicity.
William Ruto says the Indian company built no factory and hired no one in Kajiado County. Tata says it is fully compliant and has heard nothing official.
The supervisory board signed off unanimously on another 50,000 cuts on top of the 50,000 already agreed. Four German plants sit on the list, and no full-scale German factory has ever been closed.
The Russian president, speaking at an economic forum in the far east, said the U.S. and China are ready to back a settlement. Zelenskyy said American negotiators will visit both Moscow and Kyiv.
Health Minister Stephanie Rist gave the figure Friday, covering the period through late July. The 2003 summer that shocked France had 22 heatwave days.
WatchSanjay Shah and Kabir Maharjan were pulled from the Trishuli 3A headrace tunnel on Friday morning. Roughly 115 workers are still believed to be sealed in behind the debris.
Quezon City Regional Trial Court Branch 98 charged her with three counts of grave threats and set bail at 120,000 pesos per count. Her lawyer says she will not evade the warrant.
Between March and August, DNB cut the share of its reserves held in North America from just over half to 37%. Its governor said gold at the Bank of England is the fastest to trade in an emergency.
Ulrich Siegmund, 35, could become the first far-right state premier in Germany's postwar history. Every party but one has refused to govern with him, which makes an outright majority his only route.
Argentina's president called the British-developed project a 'clear and present danger' and asked for a law change to punish contractors. He moved after Trump questioned Washington's long-standing position on the islands.
Tropical Pacific waters are running 1.5 to 2.6 degrees Celsius above normal. Antonio Guterres says the event is being 'supersized before our eyes.'
A UN fact-finding mission reported Thursday that foreign recruiters, logistics firms and weapons suppliers running through Colombia and the UAE have transformed the Rapid Support Forces into a drone army. It found conduct in El-Fasher displaying what it called hallmarks of genocide.
The former Venezuelan president and his wife, Cilia Flores, are asking Judge Alvin Hellerstein to throw out their drug trafficking indictment on sovereign immunity grounds. Oral arguments are set for November 17.
Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt said the device found at Leipzig/Halle Airport on August 4 matched known Russian hybrid operations. Putin, speaking in Kyrgyzstan, said the evidence "has been planted."
Prosecutors say a shift commander led guards into a cell at Ketziot Prison after evening count in November 2023. Thaer Abu Asab, 38, died hours later with broken ribs and cardiac failure.
The former student leader admitted conspiring to seek Western sanctions on Hong Kong and China. The charge carries three to 10 years, or life if a court calls the offense grave.
Health ministry figures put the toll at 3,007 out of 6,186 confirmed cases across six provinces. Africa CDC believes the real outbreak may be three times larger than what has been counted.
UNEP's first report on exceeding the Paris target says the world is at 1.4C now and will cross the line within a few years. Even the optimistic path peaks near 1.8C.
Video shows a gray car reversing up a hill before four men in dark clothing jumped out with sticks. Three journalists and a 51-year-old woman were treated for injuries.
WatchThe conflict passed its half-year mark on Friday with the Strait of Hormuz still contested, roughly 6,000 sailors on 400 ships still stuck in the region, and Tehran refusing to yield to what the Treasury Department is calling an economic D-Day.
At least 37 people were killed and about 50 apartment buildings damaged after the strike set off secondary explosions. Ukraine's president says ammunition was being stored where the law forbids it.
WatchThe U.S. State Department says about 90 Americans may be caught up in the disaster. Nepal's tourism board says 65 of them are still unaccounted for two days after the wall of water came through.
Valter Lavitola has been arrested as the alleged mastermind of the October 2025 bombing that destroyed two of Sigfrido Ranucci's cars in Pomezia. Investigators say the motive was not what anyone assumed.
The report counts nobody killed in the Caribbean and Pacific boat strikes — roughly 215 people over two years — and arrives after the office that tracks civilian harm shrank from 40 staff to nine.
The West Siberian Petrochemical Complex in Tobolsk lost its central gas fractionation unit to a drone strike on Monday. It is also the only place in Russia that makes maleic anhydride, a feedstock for aircraft and drone composites.
Foreign ministers Gideon Saar and Felix Plasencia agreed Tuesday to a coordination channel that restores consular services between the two countries for the first time since Hugo Chavez severed ties.
WatchThe most powerful tropical cyclone to hit China this year came ashore in Zhejiang with Category 1-equivalent winds. Shanghai grounded about 1,400 flights and forecasters warned of up to 20 inches of rain inland.
The law creates the legal machinery to dissolve the Kurdistan Workers' Party after four decades of war, with about 3,500 detainees expected out in a first phase. Abdullah Ocalan is excluded, and nothing takes effect until Turkey verifies full disarmament.
Greenland Energy, whose board includes people close to Trump, says up to $1 trillion in crude sits under Jameson Land. The government issued a 'strong warning' and says no drilling permit can be issued before November — past this season's window.
The Fourth Criminal Court condemned nine former regime figures. Only one, Assad's cousin Atef Najib, was in the room to hear it.