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France Opens Probe Into Alleged Torture and War Crimes After Gaza Flotilla Interception

The case has been handed to France’s specialised crimes office to decide whether to seek criminal or diplomatic measures.

Beirut Families Seek International Justice After April 8 Residential Strike

EU Formally Notifies Council of Europe of Plan to Join Ukraine Aggression Tribunal

U.S. Strike on Pacific Boat Kills Three in Contested Anti-Smuggling Campaign

Europol Hackathon Traces 45 Ukrainian Children Taken to Russia and Belarus

Austria Becomes 20th State to Join Council of Europe Plan for Ukraine Aggression Tribunal

Iran’s Revolutionary Guards Recruit Children as Young as 12 for Security Roles

Strikes Hit Iran’s Petrochemical Hub as U.S. Admits Karaj Bridge Attack, Two Jets Downed

UN-Linked Envoy Resigns, Alleges UN Is Preparing for Possible Nuclear Weapon Use in Iran

Israel Says Hezbollah Built Tunnel Under Church in Southern Lebanon

Russia Calls Mediterranean LNG Ship Blast an 'Act of Terror' in New Briefing

Pentagon Review Points to U.S. Misfire in Iran School Strike

Israeli Strikes Across Gaza Kill Several During Fragile Ceasefire

Russian State Duma Demands Probes Into Alleged UK and French Nuclear Plans for Ukraine

Myanmar Orders Timor-Leste’s Top Diplomat Out After War Crimes Case Proceeds

Gaza Probe Says Thousands ‘Evaporated’ in Strikes Linked to US-Made Bombs

France Issues Judicial Summons for Two French-Born Israeli Activists Over Alleged Genocide Incitement Tied to Gaza Aid Blockades

Families Sue U.S. Over Lethal Boat Strikes as Military Confirms 126 Dead

Bangladesh Signals Interest in Joining U.N.-Backed Gaza Stabilization Force

Netanyahu Says He Will Visit New York 'Soon' Despite Mayor-Elect Mamdani’s Arrest Pledge