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Hungarian government bans Budapest Pride, citing it as a waste of time and money, sparking backlash and criticism.

A Nigerian cocaine dealer cannot be deported to his home country due to mental health reasons, as the psychiatric care in Africa is deemed inadequate.

A US judge declares the dismissal of the head of the whistleblower protection agency by President Donald Trump illegal.

A 37-year-old Dutch national has been sentenced to three years in prison, partially suspended, in Moldova following the tragic death of two workers.

France's Media Oversight Board decides to close far-right channel C8 for the first time in history, followed by NRJ12.

The man who attacked three fellow residents in a care home in Dentergem, Belgium, had previously killed his wife in 2021.

Israeli intelligence agency Shin Bet is reportedly hiring Turkish-speaking personnel for domestic operations.

A man convicted by the Brussels criminal court on Thursday afternoon escapes right after the verdict.

Environmental activist Remi Fraisse lost his life due to a tear gas canister thrown by the police. The European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) ruled France guilty in connection with Fraisse's death.

Three women and two men aged between 23 and 33 were convicted for the murder of Dutch national Mike Venema in Curaçao.

A horrific massacre of Christians in a church in the Democratic Republic of Congo remains unsolved, with the IS-linked culprits still at large.

President Yoon Suk-yeol denies accusations of staging a coup by declaring a military state of emergency in December amid impeachment proceedings.

A US court rules against moving twelve transgender women from women's prisons to men's prisons, citing constitutional concerns.

A trucker in Czech village chains and abuses a woman for three months, leaving her emaciated and shaved, before she escapes and seeks help.

The Trump administration puts a significant number of USAID staff on administrative leave, amid ongoing criticism of the organization.

Mohammed Amra, also known as 'de Vlieg', captured in Romania after a violent escape where two wardens died.

Dozens of supporters show up at the New York courthouse to express solidarity with Luigi Mangione, who shot insurance executive Brian Thompson.

An 87-year-old man in Belgium drove to the police station to pick up his confiscated driver's license, thinking it was close by.

President Trump announces the early replacement of top US military official Charles 'CQ' Brown, while the Supreme Court blocks another dismissal.

Persbureau AP files lawsuit over denial of access to press events of Donald Trump, citing First Amendment violation.

Julia Wandel, who claims to be Madeleine McCann, has been charged with four counts of stalking and is in custody awaiting trial.

Support for President Yoon increases to 40% as he faces legal battles and potential impeachment in South Korea.

Concerns rise in South Korea as ousted President Yoon Suk Yeol attends the first hearing of the uprising charge amid martial law.

German court dismisses Birkenstock's case against imitators, stating sandals are not considered art.

Jack LaSota, also known as Ziz, denied bail after being accused of leading a group involved in multiple murders.

The appeal court in the US rejects President Donald Trump's order to restrict birthright citizenship.

American rapper ASAP Rocky acquitted of charges related to alleged shooting incident in Los Angeles.

After a legal battle lasting over four years, Sandra Hellemans has been definitively convicted for the murder of Ichelle van de Velde.

Trump Media & Technology Group files lawsuit against Brazilian judge for restricting conservative voices on social media in the US.

Spanish authorities arrest seven individuals following a deadly voyage resulting in eight fatalities on the Canary Islands.