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A British pro-life activist has pleaded not guilty to new charges for silently praying near an abortion clinic in Birmingham, in what her lawyers call the first prosecution of its kind testing freedom of thought under UK law.
Italy’s new school rules banning face coverings, capping foreign-born students at 30% per classroom, and fining parents who skip language courses are fueling a broader debate among experts over whether Europe’s assimilation struggles are a preview of what’s coming to America.
President Trump announced on Truth Social that Russia and Ukraine have agreed to an immediate halt in strikes on each other’s energy infrastructure, though it remains unclear how the truce will be monitored or enforced.
Vietnam says an Australian and a Norwegian citizen were arrested trying to enter the country illegally with forged documents; the pro-democracy group Viet Tan says the two men were instead abducted from Cambodia and now face fabricated terrorism charges.
Finnish and Swedish fighter jets scrambled together for the first time on Sept. 24 to intercept Russian military aircraft over the Gulf of Finland, as Putin dismissed Baltic warnings and Danish intelligence said the risk of a limited Russian attack on NATO is low but growing.
A Dutch review committee has approved the euthanasia of a 2-year-old child with severe disabilities, the first reported case under a 2024 law expansion allowing euthanasia for children under 12 in limited circumstances.
Bolivian President Rodrigo Paz says his country is turning away from nearly two decades of socialist rule, touting rebuilt central bank reserves and a new openness to U.S. and international investment.
A senior IRGC commander was killed in clashes in Saravan County, Iran’s Tasnim news agency reported, in the latest violence to hit the unstable Sistan-Baluchestan region.
President Trump signed a security agreement with Denmark and Greenland tied to expanding U.S. military presence and encouraging long-term oil and mineral investment on the Arctic island.
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