A look at recent news highlighting abuses of power, failures in safeguarding, and the dark realities lurking beneath seemingly normal surfaces. From corporate dominance to horrifying acts of cruelty, this article explores concerning trends. Read more...

A look at the latest political news, including discussions on auditing the Federal Reserve, highway disputes, equality under the law, and court decisions. Read more...

France faces a complex landscape with a life sentence for a basilica murderer, a major child abuse trial, the capture of a drug trafficker, and political tensions with Algeria. Read more...

England greenlights wild beaver release after trials, but farmers worry. Meanwhile, NHS England faces job cuts under Wes Streeting amid power grab concerns. Read more...

The ex-wife of convicted pedophile Joël Le Scouarnec is facing accusations of lying about her knowledge of his crimes, despite a previous conviction and claims by his sister. Read more...

The Conservative party challenges special sentencing for ethnic and transgender offenders. Plus, an art lecturer loses her discrimination claim after accusing a colleague of racism. Read more...

A quick look at recent news from Italy, including a fake priest, energy bill relief, media bias claims, and a disturbing threat referencing the Giulia Cecchettin case. Read more...

A quick look at the latest political news, including Bruno Dantas's OECD conference participation, controversy over pre-sentence reports, a female leadership course, and chaotic tax rise protests. Read more...

France is reviewing its 1968 migration agreement with Algeria following diplomatic tensions and a stabbing incident. Separately, a French surgeon faces trial for alleged sexual assault of 299 patients. Read more...

Catalonia's justice system faces severe delays and increasing crime, prompting government action. A bodyguard for Salvador Illa is accused of theft, while a suspected jihadist is detained in Ecuador. Read more...

Recent news from Germany includes a soldier's conviction for murder, progress in coalition talks, and investigations into alleged Russian sabotage potentially extending to France. Read more...

A Czech man receives an 18-year sentence for violently shaking his baby, causing blindness. Meanwhile, a corruption scandal engulfs a Prague hospital, and a man is charged with arson. Read more...

A quick look at this week's tech headlines: Skype's final call, Microsoft fights AI cybercrime, Tesla troubles, online violence concerns, and AI's impact on education. Read more...

A new report suggests rising UK crime, fueled by austerity cuts to policing and criminal justice, is costing the economy up to £250bn annually. Plus, advice for UK expats and renters. Read more...

The UK is involved in new Ukraine peace efforts, assisting Bangladeshi corruption probes, and grappling with its whaling history. An Iraqi drug dealer also avoids deportation. Read more...

Two separate court cases in the Czech Republic involve serious allegations: an acquittal in a child exploitation case and a trial for the attempted murder of a 13-year-old girl. Read more...

A forensic psychiatric report suggests the Afghan man who attacked a daycare group in Aschaffenburg with a knife may not be criminally responsible due to mental illness. The final decision rests with the court. Read more...

From the UK to Syria to Corsica, justice systems are facing major changes. This article examines proposed reforms, anti-mafia initiatives, and judicial referrals. Read more...

São Paulo faces challenges from energy rationing and concession extensions to investigations into police misconduct and a sentencing for racial abuse, highlighting the city's complex issues. Read more...

Governor Kay Ivey commuted Robin "Rocky" Myers' death sentence to life in prison without parole, citing concerns about his case. The decision follows a controversial trial where a judge overruled the jury's recommendation. Read more...