Three key figures from the 9/11 attacks may not face the death penalty after all, as lawyers argue that the judge overseeing the case does not have jurisdiction. The defendants face charges including masterminding the attacks that claimed nearly 3000 lives, but their cases have been stalled for over 20 years due to concerns over the use of torture during interrogations.
Man shot dead by police in Germany after stealing a digger and causing chaos on the road, injuring multiple people and damaging police and civilian vehicles before being stopped at a car dealership. Motive of the 38-year-old, who worked at a construction company, remains unknown.
Gang shooting in Amsterdam leaves 33-year-old man dead, police searching for witnesses and footage.
Tonight, fireworks are permitted again in many communities, but accidents can happen quickly. Burn doctor Ymke Lucas gives tips on what to do in case of burns and fireworks in the eye, while safety experts warn of fire hazards and stress the importance of sobriety and precautions.
Remembering Jimmy Carter: The former US president is being praised for his efforts in promoting peace and resolving conflicts around the world, but his complicated role in the Cold War has also sparked debate and reflection.
Ukraine and Russia exchange 189 POWs, including 2 Ukrainian citizens, thanks to UAE mediation. Much ambiguity about identity of Russian prisoners released.