Stoner voters targeted in Dutch election campaign

Owners of cafes, where bags of hashish are sold alongside cups of coffee, are mounting a get-out-the-stoner-vote campaign ahead of the Dutch election.

Usain Bolt gets ready to strike again

Usain Bolt will attempt to defend the 200m title he won in Beijing four years ago in the same way he has already repeated in the 100m in London.

Charles Taylor's last bid to fight war crimes charges

Lawyers for former Liberian president Charles Taylor have asked a UN-backed war crimes court for permission to reopen their defence case.

Charles Taylor takes stand for war crimes defence

Charles Taylor begins his defence on Monday against charges he led rebels in Sierra Leone who murdered, raped and mutilated villagers.

Nations look to Kenya to try pirates

Dutch prosecutors are dusting off the oldest international felony in their country's books to tackle the 21st-century wave of piracy.

Former Macedonian minister not guilty of war crimes

A United Nations tribunal on Thursday acquitted Macedonia's former interior minister of murder, cruel treatment and other war crimes.
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