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Belgium charges three Chechens on suspicion of ‘terrorism’

Belgium charges three Chechens on suspicion of ‘terrorism’

  • They are suspected of involvement with the Daesh group’s Khorasan offshoot in central Asia
  • Seven people, all of Chechen origin, were detained on Thursday
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Spain jails pensioner 18 years over letter bombs

Spain jails pensioner 18 years over letter bombs

By AFP ·
Tunisian court jails prominent critic of president

Tunisian court jails prominent critic of president

By Reuters ·
Romanian court eases travel restrictions on influencer Andrew Tate

Romanian court eases travel restrictions on influencer Andrew Tate

By Reuters ·
Italy appeals court upholds conviction of 2 Americans in death of policeman but reduces sentences

Italy appeals court upholds conviction of 2 Americans in death of policeman but reduces sentences

By AP ·
German court convicts a prominent far-right politician for using a Nazi slogan

German court convicts a prominent far-right politician for using a Nazi slogan

By AP ·
US jails Honduran ex-president for 45 years on drug charges

US jails Honduran ex-president for 45 years on drug charges

By AFP ·
Austrian in Russia spying probe freed from detention

Austrian in Russia spying probe freed from detention

By AFP ·
Update Paris court upholds validity of France’s arrest warrant for Syrian President Bashar Assad

Paris court upholds validity of France’s arrest warrant for Syrian President Bashar Assad

By AP ·
Russia fires deputy defense minister jailed on bribery charges and extends his arrest

Russia fires deputy defense minister jailed on bribery charges and extends his arrest

By AP ·
Australia lacks ‘political will’ to repatriate women and kids from Syrian camps, court says

Australia lacks ‘political will’ to repatriate women and kids from Syrian camps, court says

By Arab News ·
Ukraine jails man for aiding Russian forces in Donetsk

Ukraine jails man for aiding Russian forces in Donetsk

By AFP ·
Court acquits Turkish police of killing human rights lawyer

Court acquits Turkish police of killing human rights lawyer

By AFP ·

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