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Hundreds of protesters in Lima rallied against President Dina Boluarte and a new law requiring young adults to join private pension funds, after clashes left at least 18 people injured.
Read report »More than 33,000 people joined peaceful demonstrations in metropolitan Manila, while a separate group clashed with police near the presidential palace, leaving dozens of officers hurt and 49 people under arrest.
Read report »A cyberattack on a third-party provider disrupted check-in and boarding systems at several major European airports, forcing delays and cancellations.
Read report »France saw mass anti-austerity strikes and demonstrations as unions said one million people joined nationwide protests and authorities put the figure at 500,000.
Read report »President Daniel Noboa is pressing for constitutional changes as the courts review part of his wider push for a rewrite.
Read report »French prosecutors say the arrest of Hicham Harb marks a major procedural breakthrough in the decades-long case over the deadly Jo Goldenberg attack.
Read report »Thousands of residents were ordered out of central Berlin on the event date after an unexploded World War II bomb was found in the Spree River, while a second wartime bomb in Spandau was slated for later defusal.
Read report »Iraq has received 47 French nationals previously held in northeast Syria on suspicion of Islamic State membership and says they will face terrorism prosecution.
Read report »President Mohamed Muizzu signed a law that lets authorities fine journalists, suspend licenses and shut outlets they say violate the rules.
Read report »Police serving a warrant in North Codorus Township came under fire, leaving three officers dead, two wounded and the suspect dead as well.
Read report »After six months of federal control, Nigeria restored the governor and lawmakers in Rivers State as the political crisis eased.
Read report »Faustino “Bojie” Dy III won the speakership 253-28 after Martin Romualdez stepped down, saying the move was needed to protect an ongoing inquiry.
Read report »A provincial shutdown ordered by Taliban leader Hibatullah Akhundzada leaves homes, offices and public institutions in northern Balkh without fibre internet, while mobile data remains available.
Read report »San Marino’s parliament has chosen Matteo Rossi and Lorenzo Bugli to serve as captains regent for the coming six-month term, giving both men their first turn in the republic’s highest office.
Read report »Seven former FARC commanders were ordered to spend eight years on restorative work after the court found them responsible for more than 21,000 kidnappings.
Read report »A London judge granted an interim injunction after an Eritrean asylum seeker challenged his planned removal under the UK-France scheme.
Read report »A New York judge has thrown out the terrorism counts in the Brian Thompson murder case while allowing a second-degree murder charge to stand.
Read report »Former People Power Party floor leader Kweon Seong-dong has been detained over allegations that he received illicit political money linked to the Unification Church.
Read report »A Brazilian appeals court has ordered Jair Bolsonaro and the government to pay damages over comments judges said amounted to racist abuse.
Read report »An Italian appeals court has approved Germany’s extradition request for Serhii Kuznietsov, but the transfer is likely on hold while his lawyer appeals to Italy’s top court.
Read report »A court in Gauteng has rejected the family of former Zambian president Edgar Lungu’s appeal, reinforcing a ruling that his remains must be returned to Zambia.
Read report »The election is expected to be close and may require a runoff as voters weigh economic pain against the promise of a fresh start.
Read report »A Stuttgart court convicted the Mannheim knife attack suspect of murder and life imprisonment on September 16, 2025, after the 2024 assault that killed a police officer and wounded five members of Pax Europa.
Read report »A London judge said the couple showed a complete lack of respect for the court and condemned their treatment of the baby as neglect of the gravest kind.
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