Sophia Smith Galer

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Andrea Prudente and Jay Weeldreyer face hate and false accusations that they were part of a paid plot to undermine Malta’s abortion laws, the strictest in Europe.

Rights groups have condemned the sentences handed to Mubarak Muhammad and Nazifi Muhammad for a TikTok skit about Kano governor Abdullahi Ganduje.

The Moscow Aviation Institute said Anatoly Gerashchenko’s death was a “colossal loss.” He’s the latest in a string of high profile Russian officials to die in unusual circumstances in 2022.

Alongside an outpouring of grief and wall-to-wall media coverage, there’s been a spike in online republican activity.

The UK Independent Commission on Bereavement said it was delaying the launch of its report out of respect for the royal family.

Damien Sanderson had injuries that did not seem to be self-inflicted, Canadian police said. His brother, Myles Sanderson, is still at large.

Authorities named Damien Sanderson and Myles Sanderson as suspects in connection with a series of stabbings across an indigenous community in Saskatchewan.

Women’s rights and counter-extremism groups told VICE World News that TikTok’s moves against the controversial influencer didn’t go far enough.

UK prosecutors say the 62-year-old actor is accused of assaulting three men.

Slovenia’s Freedom Movement won national elections by a landslide, taking over from populist Janez Janša.

“We feel very protected. They are praying for us.”

Russian citizens are now left with access to a very different version of the internet than the rest of the world.

The 29-year-old Dutch woman was detained by security while making the salute in front of the gate that bears the words “Arbeit Macht Frei” (Work Sets You Free).

As an economics lecturer in Morocco is jailed for two years, women in the #MeTooUniv movement are looking to bring more perpetrators to justice.

Maybe they shouldn’t have been opened in the first place?

Two teenagers were killed in London yesterday, bringing the total of teenage homicides this year to 30.

“They said sex was like a sports car, they go faster and faster, and then you can’t stop.”

Rudy Guede was the only person definitively convicted of murdering 21-year-old British exchange student Meredith Kercher in Perugia, Italy, in 2007.

After a recent surge in reports of drink and needle spiking across UK cities, VICE World News found a stark lack of protocol and support for those who suspect they have been attacked.