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Maduro and his wife were charged with leading a state-sponsored repression campaign that tortured scores of victims during his presidency from 2013 to 2026.
Anthropic researchers warn that AI worms could soon target connected household devices and spread from one device to another. Cyberattacks on French supermarkets illustrate just how vulnerable such systems can be.
Europeans ‘far more united’ on tougher China trade stance after German shift, top expert Noah Barkin tells Euronews
Eritrea denies troop movement inside northern Ethiopia as US calls for de-escalation.
Can a flick of a switch really be enough for Donald Trump and Elon Musk to end Ukraine's hopes of holding out against Russia? With Kyiv already reeling from daily strikes by Russia's new motor-powered drones, the United States decision to slow SpaceX Starlink service felt immediately Wednesday when air raid warnings…
Middle East and Asian leaders, including those on opposing sides of conflicts, held a rare summit in Baku focusing on "confidence-building measures," addressing differences but also the opportunities of new transport corridors and economic realignments amid evolving global reshapes.
A leader of the Jewish community in Ireland said a hotel canceled a deal for 70 rooms when it learned they were reserved for guests attending the international forum.
Widespread voter disillusionment and pocketbook anxieties set a volatile stage for the GOP weeks before election night.
Ousted Venezuelan president Nicolas Maduro and his wife Cilia Flores pleaded not guilty Thursday to new charges brought against them by US authorities for torture, calling them “false allegations". The couple has been held in a New York jail since their capture by the US military in early January and is facing a new…
Official data shows tens of thousands of migrants and asylum seekers have been sent to countries they have no ties to.
Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelensky said he felt “betrayed” on Wednesday after access was seemingly restricted to US intelligence and Space X satellite services, raising new questions about US commitment to Ukraine. With Trump under pressure over rising fuel prices, is the White House hoping criticism of Kyiv can…
Houthi rebels said they targeted Saudi military assets in a rare attack on the interim seat of internationally-recognized Yemen's government. Meanwhile, vessels are again under fire near the Strait of Hormuz. More on DW.
At Nasser Hospital, a kangaroo mother care pilot programme helps vulnerable newborns.
The case is likely to raise alarms in the country and increase scrutiny of the government’s surveillance measures.
Catholic leader met top Vatican aide, as doctors say recovery proceeding after lung surgery to remove cancerous growth.
Two were killed when Houthi missiles struck the Maashiq Presidential Palace in Aden, a Yemeni minister said. Saudi Arabia has said Iran is fueling the country’s escalating conflict.
Formula One returns to Africa for the first time since 1993, but DRC slams decision to stage race in Rwanda.
Fault Lines investigates the soaring death rates in immigration detention centres following President Trump’s crackdown.
Turkish police raided the Istanbul headquarters of an important pro-opposition television station on Wednesdazy, the day that jailed Istanbul Mayor Ekrem Imamoglu was set to start his defense against corruption charges.
Prime Minister Edi Rama condemns 'chaos' as protests continue for third day in the capital and spread to other cities.
Rewritten indictment accuses ex-Venezuela president and wife Cilia Flores of leading campaign of tortureNicolás Maduro insisted on Thursday during an appearance in a New York court that torture allegations in a rewritten drug trafficking indictment against the deposed Venezuelan president and his wife were “false…
Lubna Speitan, who has Palestinian roots, believes messages and emails are part of an effort to intimidate her.
They allege ChatGPT has caused harm to their residents, coaching its users to harm themselves or others.
FIFA council meeting lasts over three hours as President Gianni Infantino apologises to members, but critics want more.
