International edition
Romania’s Interior Minister has resigned barely a week after taking office amid public outrage over the suspected kidnapping, rape and murder of a teenage girl.
Meanwhile, the scale of human trafficking is staggering, affecting people in almost every country in the world as trafficking has become a multibillion-dollar industry.
Also, Europe’s largest low-cost carrier is preparing to announce hundreds of job losses in the coming weeks as its profits continue to dip.
Stay tuned as we will have reports on this and other stories as we retrace the major current events covered by the Euronews editorial team.
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Ethiopian police arrest 22 in human trafficking crackdown
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Dutch court jails Eritrean human trafficker for 20 years
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Interpol busts global human trafficking network, rescues 4,400 victims
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Trial begins for Eritrean man accused of leading brutal migrant smuggling network
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South Africa sentences 7 Chinese nationals to 20 years for trafficking, forced labor
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Emergency response underway after deadly floods in northern Romania