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Teacher critically injured in school stabbing in southern France

A teacher was left in critical condition on Tuesday after being attacked with a knife by a pupil at a secondary school in southern France, prompting renewed concerns over safety in educational institutions. According to French education authorities, the incident occurred at a middle school in the town......

Son of Norway’s crown princess denies rape charges as trial begins

Marius Borg Høiby, 29, the eldest son of Norway’s Crown Princess Mette-Marit, has denied the most serious charges of rape and sexual abuse as his trial opened in Oslo on Tuesday. The case involves a total of 38 charges, including domestic violence, property damage, drug offenses, and traffic......

Japan: assassin of former prime minister Shinzo Abe sentenced to life imprisonment

A Japanese court has sentenced Tetsuya Yamagami to life imprisonment for the assassination of former Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, more than three years after the shocking killing that deeply unsettled Japan and the international community. Yamagami, 45, was found guilty of fatally shooting Abe during......

Macron raises concerns over escalating violence in talks with Syrian president

French President Emmanuel Macron held talks on Sunday with Syrian President Ahmad Al-Sharaa, during which he expressed France’s concern over the escalation of violence in Syria amid ongoing military operations. In a statement shared on social media, Macron said he conveyed his worries about the......

'28 Years later: The Bone Temple' sparks controversy over brutal torture scene

The latest installment in the zombie horror franchise, "28 Years Later: The Bone Temple," directed by Nia DaCosta and hitting theaters today, has ignited debate with one of its most disturbing sequences yet. In a prolonged barn scene, members of a sinister cult known as the Jimmies flay their......

United States deploys carrier group to Middle East amid Iran tensions

President Donald Trump issued repeated threats of military action against Iran this week over the regime's violent suppression of antigovernment protests, stating the United States stood "fully ready to act" before tempering his stance upon claiming assurances that the killings had ceased. This......

Iran protests captured in photos amid claims of thousands killed

Opposition groups report over 3,000 deaths in Iran's ongoing protests, now in their 16th day, following a ferocious government crackdown that has left hospitals overwhelmed and cities scarred. Demonstrations erupted across Tehran and Mashhad over the weekend, with eyewitnesses describing streets......

France: Over 1,000 vehicles burned as New Year’s Eve unrest remains limited

More than 1,000 vehicles were set on fire and over 500 people were arrested across France during New Year’s Eve celebrations, although authorities described the level of urban violence as lower than in previous years. According to the French Interior Ministry, 505 people were arrested nationwide,......

Peru: Three killed in attempted attack on gold mine

Three people were killed during an attempted attack on a gold mine in northern Peru on New Year’s Eve, according to the public prosecutor’s office in the province of Pataz, an area affected by rising violence linked to mining activities. Local authorities reported that an armed group tried......

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