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A noise complaint escalated into violence in southern Germany, where a man slapped his neighbor over the loud preparation of schnitzel. Police intervened to resolve the situation.
In light of the racist abuse directed at Kevin Danso after the match against Brighton, Tottenham has reported the incident to the police, condemning such behavior.
The claim that immigrants contribute to a higher crime rate in Germany is supported by statistics, yet these figures can be misleading. An expert sheds light on the complexities behind the numbers.
Authorities in Austria have discovered rat poison in jars of baby food that were recalled by the German company HiPP, which suggested possible tampering. Similar contaminated jars were also identified in neighboring countries.
Porsche has filed a patent for a technology that allows the bodywork of its vehicles to change color in Sport mode, utilizing an optically variable coating.
A Republican-appointed judge has ruled that while Trump serves as the steward of the White House, he does not hold ownership, leading to a temporary pause in construction.
A tragic mass shooting in Kyiv has resulted in six fatalities and at least 14 injuries. The gunman was subsequently shot dead by police at the scene.
In a recent admission, Police Chief Matt Giordano has directed the removal of non-U.S. license plates from police vehicles, acknowledging the decision was misguided.
The Supreme Court is expected to announce opinions on cases that have been argued, with live coverage available for updates.
A Texas court has ruled against Theodore Knox in a civil lawsuit linked to a street racing crash involving NFL player Rashee Rice, resulting in a substantial financial judgment.
In a recent court proceeding, Bellarmine Mugabe, son of the former Zimbabwean president, pleaded guilty to charges related to a gun incident in South Africa.
This piece delves into the Supreme Court of India, examining its role and significance while drawing comparisons with other supreme courts globally.
A 21-year-old man and two teenagers have been charged with arson with intent to endanger life in connection with a fire at Persian media offices in London.
April 8 marks a significant milestone as it has been four years since Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson was confirmed to the Supreme Court, making history as the first Black woman to hold this position.
In Sweden, five teenagers are facing trial for the attempted murder of an Iranian dissident, amid claims of increased Iranian targeting of dissidents abroad.
Alican Uludag, a correspondent for DW, has spent six weeks in pre-trial detention in Istanbul, facing charges of insulting the president, which his lawyers argue are excessive.
A federal judge Tuesday refused to block filling prescriptions for the abortion pill mifepristone by mail across the U.S. — at least for now.
Strategic angle: Privacy Display ensures that onlookers can’t see what’s on the screen.
An assailant was killed and two others were wounded in a shooting outside the Israeli consulate in Istanbul, which was empty of diplomats at the time.
Strategic angle: In response to rising violence, Cape Town mothers take to the streets as the government deploys soldiers to combat crime.