Breaking Europe Conflict & Tragedy News

A man working at a money transfer business has died after being shot in an apparent robbery for cash and a laptop. Khurram Ashraf, 30, was blasted in the stomach after he and a co-worker were confronted by a gunman...

Christian Foulkes, 21, said to be the dog’s owner, was arrested on suspicion of manslaughter earlier today, four days after his nephew, John-Paul Massey, was attacked and killed. He has been living with his mother Helen Foulkes, 63, at the...

Turkey’s constitutional court will begin final deliberations next week on whether to outlaw the country’s main Kurdish party on charges of links to separatist rebels. The court said on its website it would convene Tuesday to decide the fate of the...

The Taliban defiantly vowed to fight back against the US troop surge, with a spokesman saying it will “provoke stronger resistance” from the group. “Obama will witness lots of coffins heading to America from Afghanistan,” a spokesman tells the BBC....

The government's policy of imprisoning terror suspects without charge or trial on the basis of secret evidence may now be over Yesterday, two high court judges effectively brought to an end the government's eight year-long policy of imprisoning terror suspects...

Jessica McCagh, 17, was engulfed in flames when Stewart Blackburn, 18, set light to her in the bedroom of his flat in Arbroath, Angus, after she had threatened to leave him during a row. The judge, Lord Bracadale, said today...

Survivors of Nazi concentration camps and relatives of victims shed tears today at the trial of accused guard John Demjanjuk. The plaintiffs heard a partial list of the 27,900 victims of the Sobibor death camp, where the prosecution alleges Demjanjuk...

As defense lawyers have throughout the entire trial, he cast doubt on DNA evidence prosecutors claim shows Knox's DNA on the handle of the alleged murder weapon. The defense has claimed the knife doesn't match Kercher's wounds or an imprint...