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Banned British vapes are being repurposed in Ukraine, transforming discarded e-cigarettes into essential power banks for frontline soldiers.
Footage reveals injuries sustained by Gaza flotilla activists during Israeli detention, as authorities prepare for examinations following their return to Istanbul.
Parents arrested in Portugal after abandoning their two young sons in the woods, blindfolded and told to play a game, leading to charges of child abuse.
Record levels of gonorrhoea and syphilis have been reported in Europe, with cases surging by 33% and more than doubling respectively since 2015.
Finnish divers suggest that five Italian tourists, who perished in a cave dive in the Maldives, may have taken the wrong exit tunnel within the underwater complex.
Every November, South Korean students face the Suneung, an eight-hour exam determining university entry and future job prospects, with nationwide support and pressure.
Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir faces criticism for his treatment of detained Gaza flotilla activists, prompting responses from international and local officials.
Bodycams recovered from five Italian divers who died in a Maldives cave dive could provide insights into the circumstances leading to their tragic deaths.
A man, Yves Sakila, died after being restrained by security guards outside Arnotts in Dublin, prompting an investigation by the Garda Ombudsman into the incident.
Prosecutors in Croatia have launched an investigation into two tourists accused of participating in sniper tours during the Siege of Sarajevo, which resulted in numerous civilian casualties.
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