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December 11, 2025
Pakistan's military sentences its former spy chief to 14 years in jail
December 11, 2025
Ghana deports Israelis in retaliation for alleged mistreatment of nationals at airport
December 11, 2025
More than 30 dead after Myanmar military hits hospital
MARSEILLE — A group of children spotted Adel's body on their way to school, just as his parents were heading to the police station to report him missing. A grotesque, charred silhouette, reclining, with one knee raised, as if lounging on one of Marseille's nearby beaches.He was 15 when he died, in the usual way: a bullet in the head, then petrol poured over his slim corpse and set on fire.Someone even filmed the scene on the beach, the latest in a grim series of shoot-then-burn murders linked to this port city's fast-evolving drug wars, increasingly fuelled by social media and now marked by chillingly random acts of violence and by the growing role of children, often coerced into the trade."It's chaos now," said a scrawny gang-member, lifting his shirt in a nearby...
December 11, 2025
Panic in France as children fall victim to lethal violence of Marseille drug gangs
December 11, 2025
Four French men accused of A$10m Australia jewelry heist
NEW DELHI — Two brothers wanted in connection with a deadly fire at their nightclub in India's Goa state, which killed 25 people, have been detained in Thailand, India's ambassador to Thailand, Nagesh Singh, told the BBC.Gaurav and Saurabh Luthra, who own Birch By Romeo Lane club, fled to Phuket, shortly after the incident earlier this week."They will be sent back [to India]," Singh said on Thursday, a day after a court in Delhi refused to grant them protection from arrest and the Goa government approached India's external affairs ministry to revoke their passports.The brothers said that they "never intended to evade" the law and they will cooperate with authorities on returning to India.The incident took place early on Sunday, when a deadly blaze broke out at the club in...
December 11, 2025
Goa nightclub owners held in Thailand over deadly fire
December 11, 2025
US seizes oil tanker off the coast of Venezuela, Trump says
December 11, 2025
Trump launches $1m 'gold card' immigration visas
December 11, 2025
Bulgarian court rejects extradition of Russian linked to Beirut port blast
GENEVA — The UN human rights chief said on Wednesday that his office is facing a $90 million (€77 million) funding shortfall this year and staff cuts would amount to around 300 posts, or about 15%, over the course of the year.Volker Türk, the UN high commissioner for human rights, says the Geneva-based office was in "survival mode" at a time when major donors, including the UK, Finland, France and the United States, have lowered their contributions."Our resources have been slashed along with funding for human rights organisations, including at the grassroots level around the world," Türk told reporters on Human Rights Day."We are in survival mode.""My office has had about $90 million less than we needed this year, which means around 300 jobs have been lost and essential work has had...
December 11, 2025
UN human rights office in 'survival mode' with €77m budget shortfall
