Sweden Sweden to drop sex assault investigations into Wikileaks founder Swedish prosecutors will this week drop their investigations into three accusations of sexual assault against Wikileaks founder Julian Assange, who 12 August 2015
USA US: alleged insider trading ring relied on hackers from Ukraine Investigators in the US say they have breached a new front in the war on cybercrime. They have broken up an alleged international insider trading 12 August 2015
Chile Chile: Pinochet's former intelligence chief Manuel Contreras dies The former head of Chile’s secret police during the country’s military dictatorship has died, aged 86. Manuel Contreras was unrepentant for human 8 August 2015
Pakistan Pakistan hangs 'teen' convict despite protests from rights groups Convicted killer Shafqat Hussain was hanged by Pakistan on Tuesday despite claims that he was under 18 when arrested and was tortured into confessing 4 August 2015
Europe Busting the boom: why Barcelona wants to curb mass tourism Barcelona is booming. A little too booming for many of its inhabitants and city officials who have taken measures to clamp down on a surge of tourism 31 July 2015
Europe Is Europe doing enough for missing children? Twenty years after the Marc Dutroux child abductions and murders, are police and civic groups working closely enough, across EU countries, to keep children safe? 30 July 2015
Italy Massive seizure of property by anti-mafia police in Sicily Some 1.6 billion euros worth of assets have been seized from a Sicilian family suspected of links to the local Cosa Nostra mafia. Among the property 8 July 2015
France Explosives stolen from French army base A cache of explosives, detonators and grenades have been stolen from an army base in the south of France. The burglary happened despite heightened 7 July 2015
Italy Italian police carry out anti-jihadi sweep in Pisa Italian police are said to have carried out an anti-Islamist sweep in the central city of Pisa following the arrest of a Moroccan suspect. Jalal El 7 July 2015
Italy Italian police find fake euros worth millions Police in the southern Italian city of Naples have uncovered a factory used for making fake euro notes. The forgers had already make some nine 3 July 2015
USA One of two escaped US prisoners shot dead by police Richard Matt, one of two men who escaped from a maximum security jail in the US has been shot and killed by police. Matt had been serving life at the 26 June 2015
Poland British teenage boys accused of Auschwitz theft Two teenage British boys are in detention in Poland after they were accused of stealing artefacts from the Auschwitz death camp. Pupils of the Perse 23 June 2015