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Judge Dismisses Charges Against Trump

A judge in Florida dismisses a charge against former President Donald Trump regarding how he handled classified documents. The reason is that the way special prosecutor Jack Smith was appointed was incorrect – something that according to Smith will now be appealed.

Judge Dismisses Charges Against Trump

Trump's Major Court Cases: Verdicts May Be Delayed

The message from the US Supreme Court that a former president enjoys certain immunity makes it likely that Donald Trump's criminal fate will be decided only after the presidential election. Here is the situation in the four major cases where Trump has been brought to justice.

Trump's Major Court Cases: Verdicts May Be Delayed

Wilders pulls the strings from behind the scenes – new government in The Hague

With completely untested ministers, civil servant Dick Schoof takes over as Prime Minister in the Netherlands. The question is how – and if – Islam-critical Geert Wilders can govern from behind the scenes.

Wilders pulls the strings from behind the scenes – new government in The Hague

Norway tries to block purchase of land on Svalbard

Norway has pulled the emergency brake to prevent the last private land on Svalbard from falling into the hands of "undesirable actors", reports Norwegian media. .

Norway tries to block purchase of land on Svalbard

USA seeks settlement with Boeing

The US Department of Justice is to present a settlement agreement for Boeing, where the aircraft giant acknowledges guilt following two deadly plane crashes, according to sources with insight. Relatives are furious over the news and want the matter to be taken to court.

USA seeks settlement with Boeing

Assange to be freed soon – has landed in USA

The espionage-accused WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange is to be released after admitting to spreading confidential information and reaching an agreement with the US Department of Justice. The Australian has landed on American territory where he is expected to plead guilty overnight.

Assange to be freed soon – has landed in USA

Boeing relatives' demands: 250 billion in fines

Relatives of those who fell victim to two deadly accidents involving Boeing's 737 Max 8 aircraft model are demanding that the US Department of Justice convict the company to pay over 24 billion dollars, equivalent to approximately 250 billion kronor, and proceed with a prosecution. .

Boeing relatives' demands: 250 billion in fines

Detail about Noury's release: Iran wants to silence

From murderers and war criminals to wrongly convicted. The Iranian version of Saturday's prisoner exchange is a reversed mirror image of the Swedish one.

Detail about Noury's release: Iran wants to silence

Ministers on their way to the Wilders government

The far right in the Netherlands will be responsible for, among other things, migration policy, trade, and aid in the new government that is finally being formed after the parliamentary election in November. > There is a deal.

Ministers on their way to the Wilders government

Soldier wives stamped as "foreign agents"

Vladimir Putin silences critics again. A group of soldier wives, a war-critical politician, and an independent media channel are the latest victims.

Soldier wives stamped as "foreign agents"