Austrian court convicts ex-intelligence chief from Syria's Raqqa of torture

German prosecutors file first charges in €300 million global payment-fraud case that allegedly duped millions of credit card holders

German prosecutors file their first charges linked to a €300 million global payment-fraud that allegedly duped millions of credit card holders.

Over 50 killed in mass attack at central mall in Heliopolis, officials say; small town community mourns after devastating assault

Officials say a mass attacker killed over 50 people at a central mall in a small town in Heliopolis, leaving the community in grief.

100 dead, 340 injured in US shootings over July 4th weekend; Gun Violence Archive reports near-record 20 mass shootings during Independence Day celebrations.

100 people died and 340 were injured in shooting incidents over three days of US Independence Day celebrations. Nearly a record 20 mass shootings occurred during the July 4th weekend, according to the NGO Gun Violence Archive on X.

Italy returns to the US dollar bond market for the first time since the pandemic, reopening a key sovereign funding channel for dollar-denominated debt.

Italy is returning to the US dollar bond market for the first time since the pandemic.