Chinese medical device makers push into Europe as anti-corruption squeeze bites at home
Chinese medical device companies eye Europe for relief from hospital probes at home while navigating protectionism overseas
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Chinese medical device companies eye Europe for relief from hospital probes at home while navigating protectionism overseas
Chinese medical device companies eye Europe for relief from hospital probes at home while navigating protectionism overseas
A senior member of the organised crime gang known as “The Commission” has been arrested, accused of being “front and centre” of the so-called tobacco and bar wars that have terrorised Melbourne for three years.
A truck fitted with digital billboards displaying controversial advertisements has been pulled off the road by Victoria Police, who claim it breaches vehicle registration standards.
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Government had been forced to pay back duties to companies that imported goods into the US that were hit by Trump’s tariffs
ARBONNE-LA-FORET, FRANCE – France on Monday battled two fires that scorched over 1,300 hectares in a forest south of Paris on Monday, as police arrested two people suspected of arson.
Two complainants have dropped out of the indecent assault and sexual touching case against Alan Jones, reducing the total number of charges from 26 to 22.
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HAVANA (AP) — A human rights organization in Cuba is demanding information on the whereabouts of dissident artist Luis Manuel Otero Alcántara, who was arrested in 2021 after protesting the government and was expected to be released last week.
The police probe of Febrie Adriansyah, Indonesia's deputy attorney general for special crimes, has revived concerns about police-military friction with prosecutors added to the mix. (Antara)
The police probe of Febrie Adriansyah, Indonesia's deputy attorney general for special crimes, has revived concerns about police-military friction with prosecutors added to the mix. (Antara)
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The majority of the papers are dominated by the investigation into the death of Ann Widdecombe, which is now being led by counter terrorism police. The Metro calls the shift a "new twist" in the hunt for the person who killed the former Conservative minister turned Reform UK spokeswoman.
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Where you live can significantly affect your likelihood of experiencing violent crime, with reported rates varying severalfold across the United States.
US secretary of state claims the global tribunal is interfering with US military and law enforcement operations
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South Carolina head coach Dawn Staley motions towards the court against UCLA during the second half of the women’s National Championship Final Four NCAA college basketball tournament game, April 5, 2026, in Phoenix. (AP Photo/Ross D. Franklin, File)
Northern Territory police reopen evidence boxes in bid to close investigation of horrific crime
Former fashion executive Peter Nygard, seen through a police vehicle window, arrives at a courthouse in Toronto, Oct. 3, 2023. (Cole Burston/The Canadian Press via AP, File)
A property on Edinburgh's Hay Drive was one of the first places to be targeted in the gang feud
Inky Mark and some of the firearms found in his Manitoba home
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WASHINGTON — A US judge on Monday voided a settlement between Donald Trump and the Internal Revenue Service giving the president and his allies sweeping protections from audits, ruling that his lawsuit over leaked tax returns had been filed for an "improper purpose."
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WASHINGTON — The US government has already paid back tens of billions of dollars in tariffs it collected before the Supreme Court ruled them illegal, according to budget figures released Monday.
WASHINGTON — The United States on Monday announced a sweeping campaign against the International Criminal Court (ICC) that could include further sanctions and other measures, accusing it of posing "an intolerable threat to US sovereignty."
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Khalife was arrested on a canal towpath in September 2023
They were a couple in their twenties embarking on a trip that is a rite of passage for so many young Brits.
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Bradley John Murdoch was convicted of 28-year-old’s murder but remains were never found
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British police have arrested 12 people in connection with an “extreme right-wing” terrorism threat targeting an Islamic gathering held in eastern England over the weekend.
MANILA, Philippines — Every time a major corruption scandal erupts, Filipinos ask the same questions: Why does it keep happening? Why do reforms often fail to stop it? And how do practices once considered unacceptable become so deeply embedded in government that they are treated as business as usual?
A federal appeals court has breathed new life into litigation accusing Kenvue of failing to disclose alleged risks tied to taking Tylenol during pregnancy, reversing an earlier ruling that had effectively stopped hundreds of cases, according to a new report from Bloomberg.
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio says the Trump administration is working to “dismantle the [International Criminal Court] brick by brick”, throwing down a public gauntlet to the court that issued an arrest warrant in 2024 for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
A United States federal judge has ruled that a civil settlement reached between US President Donald Trump and his own Department of Justice was unlawful.