A Helsinki court has ruled that the impounded tanker Eagle S will remain seized while Finland investigates whether the vessel and its cargo breached sanctions on Russian oil.
Syrian activists say Aws Salloum, long accused of brutality inside Sednaya prison, has been detained in Homs after raids on remnants of the Assad regime.
Officials tried to detain impeached President Yoon Suk Yeol on January 3, 2025 but withdrew after a hourslong confrontation with his security detail at his Seoul compound.
President Daniel Noboa has again named Sariha Moya as interim vice president, deepening a constitutional fight with sidelined vice president Verónica Abad.
Authorities in Las Vegas are investigating a Cybertruck explosion outside Trump International Hotel as a possible act of terror, with links to the New Orleans attack under review.
Federal prosecutors say a December search of a Virginia home turned up more than 150 homemade pipe bombs and other explosive material, setting off a major criminal case.
Saudi Arabia has executed six Iranian nationals convicted of smuggling hashish, prompting Iran’s Foreign Ministry to summon the Saudi ambassador in protest.
Myanmar’s military government has brought in a cybersecurity law that expands censorship powers, restricts VPN use and forces platforms to retain user data.
Donald Tusk used the launch in Warsaw to cast the six-month term as a test of European resilience, while Antonio Costa pressed for stronger security planning.
Police said fireworks accidents across Germany killed five people, injured a police officer seriously and led to hundreds of detentions in Berlin overnight.
Montenegro declared three days of mourning after a gunman killed 12 people, including two children, and wounded four others before dying from a self-inflicted gunshot.
A judge in Ecuador issued arrest warrants for 16 soldiers after genetic tests confirmed remains believed to be those of four children who vanished in Guayaquil.