A German court has sent a man who injured 10 people when he indiscriminately struck passers-by with an axe at Dusseldorf’s main train station has been permanently committed to a psychiatric clinic. The presiding judge in the city of Dusseldorf said that the 37-year-old, who hails from Kosovo, was suffering a schizophrenic episode when he committed the acts and is therefore not criminally responsible.

Several people were reportedly injured at a London underground station on Friday after witnesses reported a blast on a packed rush-hour commuter train which police were treating as a terrorism incident, Reuters reports. “It is too early to confirm the cause of the fire, which will be subject to the investigation that is now underway by the Met’s Counter Terrorism Command,” London police said in a statement.

Pope Francis suffered a minor accident upon his arrival to Cartagena, Colombia, as he was concluding his visit of Sept. 6-11 to “untie the knots of violence” after a 50-year civil war. The pontiff had his eye bandaged and blackened after the accident, he was riding the popemobile trying to reach out to one of the tens of thousands waiting for him along the streets, the car moved abruptly, causing the pope to stumble.

Police in Britain said Saturday that they had arrested an 18-year-old man in connection with Friday’s explosion aboard a London subway train that injured 30 people.

The United Nations Security Council has unanimously approved new sanctions against North Korea, one week after the country carried out another nuclear test reported to the 6th and largest missile test carried out by Pyongyang. The new sanctions which seek to starve North Korea of fuel and revenue for its nuclear programme restrict oil imports and ban textiles exports.

Court Awards Duchess Of Cambridge Damages Over Topless Photos

Court AwardPhotographs of a topless Duchess of Cambridge, Kate Middleton, taken by paparazzi while she was on holiday in France were an invasion of privacy, a court has ruled. Just 24 hours after the announcement that Kate and Prince William were expecting their third child, the court in Nanterre, west of Paris, delivered its verdict on the five-year-old case.