All news for 2024-08-16

Gardaí believe boy had been radicalised online and bore grudge about Irish peacekeepers in Middle East

On August 5, Volodymyr Zelensky announced that Kyiv plans to lay the foundation for ending Russia’s war this year.

The Metropolitan Police isn’t the best at policing, apparently, according to inspectors.

The PCS Union today announced hundreds of its members who work in passport control at terminals 2, 3, 4 and 5 of Heathrow will walk out at the end of the month

Singapore charged two bankers Thursday for their alleged role in abetting clients responsible for a US$2.2 billion money laundering ring, marking the first time that criminal charges have been laid against finance professionals since the scandal came to light.

A multiagency force of federal and state authorities in Brazil dismantled communication towers and illegal cellphone shops, as organized crime embraces technology to further its criminal pursuits.

Cross-border cooperation comes as Danish gangs use children from Sweden to commit violent crimes

Belgian authorities are expected to make a decision soon regarding the extradition of Sitoramo Ibrohimova, a refugee from Tajikistan.

Union says its members at LNER will stay off work every weekend from 1 September to 10 November

DLA Piper seeking to recover costs in relation to injunctions it secured for National Highways and HS2, records show