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Evidence extracted via Cellebrite forensic tools is being used in Russian political prosecutions. The case raises critical questions about corporate oversight of dual-use surveillance technology.

Dutch Prime Minister Rob Jetten has issued a formal apology for the historical mistreatment of Moluccan soldiers, as the community unveils a new monument in Rotterdam.

Four migrant workers have died in a fire at an abandoned building in Foggia, Italy, drawing renewed attention to the dangerous housing conditions facing agricultural laborers across the region.

New reports from journalist Jiro Ishimaru indicate North Korea is intensifying its blockade against foreign media, tightening border controls and increasing penalties for those caught accessing it.

Austrian authorities are moving to prosecute former Syrian military officers hiding in Europe, testing the limits of international accountability for alleged war crimes committed during the conflict.

A new report from the WA Inspector of Custodial Services warns that prison conditions have reached a 'cruel' state, with systemic overcrowding forcing inmates to sleep on the floor.