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James Comey has been indicted in Virginia on two federal charges, marking an extraordinary step in a long-running clash with Donald Trump and his allies.
Read report »The activist was already serving 10 years when a court said he wrote anti-party messages inside prison; rights groups say the case shows zero tolerance for dissent.
Read report »Lithuania’s parliament approved a new Social Democratic-led government and swore in Inga Ruginienė as prime minister, with defence and Ukraine support central to its program.
Read report »Madagascar imposed a nighttime curfew in Antananarivo after protests over prolonged water and electricity outages turned violent.
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Read report »Gunmen fired from outside a school in Sobral, Ceará, killing two teenagers and wounding three others before fleeing, authorities said.
Read report »At least four people were killed and more than 60 injured when protests in Ladakh turned violent amid demands for statehood and constitutional safeguards.
Read report »Final results gave the former president 57% to Chakwera's 33%, reflecting voter anger over inflation, fuel shortages and blackouts.
Read report »CNN reported that one detainee died and two more were critically injured after a shooting at a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement field office in Dallas.
Read report »JLR says it is preparing a phased restart while its factories remain closed after a cyberattack that has paralyzed production and strained suppliers.
Read report »Norwegian police say three boys, including two aged 13, were detained after grenades exploded near Oslomet university in central Oslo.
Read report »Hadush Gerberslasie Kebatu was jailed for sexually assaulting a woman and a 14-year-old girl, with the case still echoing in protests over migrant housing.
Read report »South Korean investigators arrested Hak Ja Han, the 82-year-old leader of the Unification Church, as part of a bribery probe tied to former president Yoon Suk Yeol’s circle.
Read report »A Trinidad and Tobago high court stayed the extradition of former FIFA vice president Jack Warner, ruling that the proceedings were flawed without a formal treaty.
Read report »The Justice Department expedited a criminal complaint tied to flood-control corruption allegations, moving the case into preliminary investigation and seeking possible asset freezes.
Read report »Rodrigo Chaves Robles avoided removal of his legal protection after lawmakers fell short of the threshold needed to strip it amid a corruption investigation.
Read report »About 1,000 protesters attacked a police station, vehicles, and officers’ homes in Otavalo as unrest over Ecuador’s diesel price increase widened.
Read report »Police detained 74 people as authorities said they uncovered a plan to provoke riots ahead of a parliamentary election.
Read report »Provisional results show Guinea's referendum passed by a wide margin, strengthening the military leadership's political position and raising fresh questions about the transition to civilian rule.
Read report »A gang fight inside a jail in Machala killed 14 people, injured 14 more and prompted a major police and military response.
Read report »Danish and Norwegian airports briefly shut down after large drones were spotted near Copenhagen and Oslo, disrupting flights across both capitals.
Read report »President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi granted a presidential pardon to jailed activist Alaa Abd el-Fattah, ending a prolonged detention that had drawn international pressure and family-led protest.
Read report »The former Philippine president faces three crimes-against-humanity counts covering alleged murders and attempted murders in Davao and nationwide operations.
Read report »Police in Karachi say three transgender women were shot dead and buried in a local graveyard after their bodies were found on a roadside, prompting fresh calls for protection and arrests.
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