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Swedish lawmakers cut age of criminal responsibility to 14 ahead of general election
Sweden’s government will set criminal responsibility at 14, after dropping a plan to lower it further.
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Sweden’s government will set criminal responsibility at 14, after dropping a plan to lower it further.

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth tells reporters the Navy has enough assets to keep the blockade going indefinitely, rotating ships as needed.

Ukraine’s Air Force faces backlash after halting publication of Russian ballistic missile figures, sparking debate over transparency.

Medvedev warned Japan of “monstrous consequences” amid the Kuril Islands dispute, escalating rhetoric between Moscow and Tokyo.

Putin visited Japan-disputed Etorofu island off Hokkaido, prompting Tokyo to protest Russia’s move.

Japan’s prime minister called Putin’s visit to disputed islands “absolutely unacceptable,” condemning Russia’s move amid the dispute.

Kosovo authorities are probing alleged police violence against Serbs during a raid, amid renewed tensions in the region.

Charges were dropped against an officer accused in an alleged plot to harm Black people at a festival.

Russia’s President Putin visited the Kuril Islands, angering Japan amid renewed disputes over sovereignty and territorial claims.

Lebanon has abolished the death penalty, becoming the first country in the Middle East to end it.

Senate heard China threatened arrest of Filipino workers tied to a steel firm raid, citing alleged wrongdoing.

A Syrian court in Damascus sentenced ousted President Bashar al-Assad and former security chief Atef Najib to death for war crimes, marking a landmark moment for post-regime accountability.

Poland has formally requested the US detain and extradite former justice minister Zbigniew Ziobro to face charges.

The Heritage Foundation pushes proposals to reshape Bosnia’s Dayton-era peace framework, aiming to influence governance and power-sharing.

A top Ukrainian drone commander urged Baltic states to clear Russia’s border and establish a “kill zone,” warning of escalation.

Ukraine says it will weaken Russia’s defenses internally, aiming to disrupt systems, logistics, and battlefield readiness.

Andy Burnham urges retailers to stop selling disposable barbecues and says a summer ban may be considered amid wildfire risk.

Germany and Italy clash diplomatically over asylum transfers under the Dublin system, with critics warning transfers may endanger applicants.

Trump says Iran’s negotiators are devious and warns Washington’s options include letting Tehran fail or striking hard.

Britain and Italy are among a shortlist of potential contributors to verify Hezbollah disarmament, Reuters reports.

Iran monitored Trump while a missile threat led U.S. Secret Service to move him from Air Force One using a decoy.

US officials plan for longer-than-expected reduced staffing at Middle East embassies, as uncertainty persists in the Iran war.

Israeli forces attempted to clear extremists at Qusra but were hindered by clashes and blocked access, leaving families trapped.

Ontario’s SIU is investigating a police response in Oshawa after a man refused to leave a woman’s home, highlighting issues of safety and accountability.