Canadian convoy organizers Tamara Lich and Chris Barber found guilty of mischief
An Ontario judge convicted two key Freedom Convoy organizers over their role in the 2022 Ottawa protest.
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Ecuador indicts fugitive Los Choneros leader in New York
José Adolfo Macías Villamar, the fugitive leader of Los Choneros, has been indicted in New York on cocaine trafficking and weapons charges.
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Denise Bronzetti and Italo Righi sworn in as San Marino’s new captains regent
San Marino marked the start of a new six-month regency with a solemn ceremony, military pageantry and a speech focused on peace, Europe and social rights.
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Cory Booker sets a new record for the longest Senate speech
The New Jersey senator spoke for more than a day, breaking Strom Thurmond’s 1957 mark in a highly visible floor speech.
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UAE court sentences three people to death over killing of Israeli-Moldovan rabbi
A fourth person was sentenced to life after Abu Dhabi's State Security Chamber said the defendants tracked and murdered Zvi Kogan.
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Miami bus driver shooting leaves two passengers dead, police say
Police say the Miami-Dade Transit driver fired on two men on a bus in Miami Gardens around 3 a.m., but the reason for the shooting remained unclear.
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Nigeria clash at pro-Palestinian rally kills six and leads to 19 arrests
Security forces and members of the Islamic Movement of Nigeria clashed in Abuja on International Quds Day, leaving one security member and five protesters dead.
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Tesla dealership protests spread across the US, Canada and Europe
Demonstrators gathered at Tesla dealerships in multiple countries to protest Elon Musk's influence in the Trump administration.
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Nepal curfew after pro-monarchy rally leaves two dead in Kathmandu
Police and royalist supporters clashed in the capital as crowds for and against the old monarchy gathered on the same day.
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Peru union leader hit by explosive attack as business groups demand tougher action
An explosion damaged the home of CGTP leader Luis Villanueva, prompting condemnation and fresh pressure on the government.
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Bosnian Court Seeks International Arrest Warrant for Milorad Dodik
A Bosnian court asked Interpol to circulate an international arrest warrant for Republika Srpska leader Milorad Dodik as legal and political tensions deepened over his separatist actions.
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Brazil Supreme Court unanimously makes Bolsonaro and seven others defendants in coup case
The First Panel of Brazil's Supreme Federal Court accepted the complaint over the alleged 2022 coup plot, moving Jair Bolsonaro and seven others toward trial.
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Germany Raids Suspected Brigade N'Hamedu Network
Police searched 19 properties in six states and in Denmark as part of a nationwide operation targeting people linked to Brigade N'Hamedu.
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Seoul Appeals Court Clears Lee Jae-myung in Election Law Case
The ruling removes a major legal obstacle to the opposition leader's presidential ambitions, although other trials still hang over him.
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Turkey detains more than 1,400 protesters as crackdown widens after opposition arrest
Authorities also detained journalists covering the unrest, according to reporting cited by CNN and media-freedom groups.
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Japan Court Orders Dissolution of Unification Church Chapter
A Tokyo court stripped the sect of legal recognition after a government revocation request tied to an investigation into Shinzo Abe's assassination.
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Lukashenko sworn in for seventh term as Belarus opposition denounces election
Alexander Lukashenko began another term in office after claiming 85.7% in January’s election, while exiled opponents marked the day abroad.
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Turkey Detains More Than 1,100 as Imamoglu Protests Intensify
Turkish authorities detained more than 1,100 people, including journalists, during the largest anti-government protests in years after the arrest of Istanbul Mayor Ekrem Imamoglu.
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South Korea Court Reinstates Han Duck-soo as Acting President
The Constitutional Court dismissed the prime minister’s impeachment, returning him to office amid the unresolved crisis surrounding suspended president Yoon Suk Yeol.
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Turkish anti-government protests swell after Imamoglu arrest
Large crowds gathered in Istanbul and beyond as opposition anger over the mayor’s detention turned into one of the biggest protest waves in recent Turkish politics.
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US lifts reward for Haqqani after Taliban frees American detainee
The move follows the release of George Glezmann, a US citizen who had been held for two years, even as Haqqani remains tied to a long record of violence and US sanctions.
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Anti-Erdoğan protests spread across most of Turkey’s provinces
The opposition says the demonstrations reached 55 provinces as unrest widened beyond Istanbul and Ankara.
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Namibia swears in Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah as its first female president
Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah has been sworn in as Namibia’s first female president, taking office amid high unemployment, inequality and persistent debates over land and growth.
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Las Cruces park shooting leaves three dead and 15 injured, police say
Police said gunfire erupted at a park in Las Cruces, New Mexico, leaving three people dead and 15 others wounded.
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