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A woman’s years-long fight for justice has finally led to a conviction after she received shocking messages.

THE ECONOMIST: Once seen as rogues, today’s private fighters operate within vast corporate structures and global markets.

THE WASHINGTON POST: In an art heist, selling can be more difficult than stealing. Art crime experts explain what happens after a theft and why criminal groups have turned to precious metals.

Officials say 80 miners are trapped underground in the Dominican Republic with a rescue operation underway.

A massive manhunt is underway, with around 100 investigators racing to track down the thieves behind the audacious Louvre jewel heist in Paris.

European countries and Ukraine have reportedly proposed a peace board chaired by US President Donald Trump to oversee the implementation of a 12-point plan to end war with Russia.

US President Donald Trump has escalated threats against Hamas, even as Vice President JD Vance voiced optimism that the Gaza ceasefire was progressing better than expected.

Former French president Nicolas Sarkozy has arrived at prison in Paris to start a five-year sentence for conspiring to raise campaign funds from Libya.

Parents are being warned to supervise trick-or-treating with an eagle eye after multiple families found needles concealed in lollies handed out to children last week.

‘ChatGPT, talk to me’: A woman who pleaded with ChatGPT to pick some lucky numbers in Powerball has been left shocked after scooping a major jackpot and a bonus win.

After some last-minute political maneuvering, Sanae Takaichi has become Japan’s prime minister just days before President Donald Trump arrives in the country.

Prince Andrew has not been not required to pay a cent to live in his royal mansion for 20 years thanks to a sweet lease deal that helped him beat a bid by King Charles to kick him out, it has been revealed. 

Senator Rodrigo Paz won Bolivia’s presidential runoff on Sunday, pledging to repair relations with Washington and curb spending to address the deepest economic crisis in four decades.

A preliminary report into the horror Lisbon funicular crash that killed 16 people has found the cable linking the two carriages was not certified for public transport.

King Charles and Cate Blanchett have recorded a podcast about the UK’s famous seed bank.