How has INTERPOL's role in the fight against organised crime evolved?
Since international organised crime became global, it has been increasingly merging with world politics and world economics.
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Ukraine war: Zelenskyy's home town struck, anger over 'blood money' claims
The strikes were among multiple Russian attacks across the country overnight, officials said.
Up to €3,400 per month: Meet the Spanish company recruiting fighters for Ukraine
The most difficult test for future Spanish fighters in the International Legion of Ukraine is to hold a key position they have won for three days. To do this, the volunteers spend two nights and three days without sleep, defending the strategic point.
World record: Wind turbine generates enough energy in a day to power 170,000 homes
The world’s largest wind turbine has smashed the record for the most power produced by a single turbine in a day.
Four ‘excellently preserved’ 1,900-year-old Roman swords discovered inside Dead Sea cave
Four Roman swords in an excellent state of preservation have been found by Israeli researchers near the Dead Sea.
War in Ukraine: Kyiv's forces to reinforce eastern strongholds
The situation along the eastern frontline in Ukraine remains difficult for Ukrainian troops is as they seek to ensure a reliable defence and prevent the loss of strongholds.
Storm Daniel: Travel chaos in Greece as flights are cancelled and cars ordered off the road
A number of flights to and from the Greek island of Skiathos have been cancelled leaving hundreds of holidaymakers stranded.
Biggest ever summer transfer window closes: Who made the best signings?
A report from Transfermarkt claimed this summer was the biggest ever, with total transfer investments surpassing €7.5bn. FIFA rules dictate that clubs must now wait until January 2024 before officially registering any new players.