Man misleads boys via Snapchat and asks them to send nude photos and footage of sexual acts. Lawyers note that this vice case, in which the perpetrator has already claimed 10 victims, is no exception to police inertia in such cases.
Former Syrian soldiers are now turning in their weapons and receiving ID cards under the control of the 'Liberation Government' in Aleppo, led by former rebel fighters of the Hay'at Tahrir al-Sham group. The city is in a state of rebuilding and transition towards a new vision for Syria, while concerns about the group's ideology and potential for power-sharing remain.
New Year's dives in the Netherlands are being canceled due to poor weather forecasts and strong winds, making it too dangerous to enter the water. Inland waters can also be dangerous due to possible wave action.
Learn how European companies are paying for their carbon emissions through the Emissions Trading System, a growing market with fluctuating prices influenced by government policies and industry demand.
Plane crash in South Korea with 179 victims raises many questions. Possible cause: collision with birds and miscommunication between pilots and air traffic control.
Dutch radio host Eva Jinek has a moving conversation with a terminally ill woman, earning her the title of "Radio Moment of the Year. Judges highlight Jinek's courage and strength and the impact of her program on listeners.