Swedish court orders Google to pay PriceRunner 14.3 billion kronor
The record competition award covered harm in Sweden, Denmark and Britain from Google favouring its own comparison-shopping service.
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Four die after Mexico's World Cup celebrations overwhelm central Mexico City
Authorities in Mexico City said four people died after huge crowds poured into the center to celebrate the national team's World Cup win over Ecuador.
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Indonesia sentences Gojek co-founder Nadiem Makarim to 10 years in corruption case
Judges convicted the former education minister over a Chromebook procurement deal and ordered massive restitution.
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Rights coalition takes Ghana deportation arrangement to ECOWAS court
A regional case brought for 27 deportees alleges Ghana helped return people to countries they had fled despite protections issued by United States judges.
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Iglesia ni Cristo protest over Marcoleta case disrupts central Manila route
More than 14,000 members of the religious group gathered near the EDSA People Power Monument as Senator Rodante Marcoleta faced a possible plunder indictment and arrest.
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South Korean National Assembly approves Han Seong-sook as prime minister
The former Naver chief executive secured overwhelming support among lawmakers present after the opposition People Power Party boycotted the vote.
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Supreme Court rejects Trump's birthright citizenship limits in 6-3 ruling
The U.S. Supreme Court struck down President Donald Trump's order restricting birthright citizenship, reaffirming that the Fourteenth Amendment protects nearly everyone born on U.S. soil.
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Protesters in Cyprus object to planned Board of Peace meeting over Gaza role
More than 150 people gathered outside Cyprus's presidential palace to protest a multi-day Board of Peace meeting linked to Gaza administration plans.
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Keiko Fujimori confirmed as Peru's president after razor-thin count
The electoral authority’s final tally gives the right-wing candidate victory by less than a quarter of a percentage point after a 22-day count.
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Parcel bomb wounds three as Monaco searches for fleeing suspect
Authorities described the June 29 blast near the French border as a deliberate attack and said surveillance footage showed a suspect escaping toward Beausoleil.
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Remains of 7 fallen soldiers from Korean War laid to rest in burial ceremonies
Reporting dated 2026-06-29 documents the event and its immediate consequences, with unresolved points retained as attributed or provisional.
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Six people are killed and several more injured in a mass shooting at a mother-child group home facility
A dated account of the politics development, based strictly on reporting from CBS News and DW.
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Chadchart wins second term as Bangkok governor with record vote total
Bangkok Governor Chadchart Sittipunt secured a second four-year term on the June 28, 2026 event date, winning about 1.44 million votes and surpassing the mark from his first victory in 2022.
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Uganda army chief shuts down Nation Media Group outlets after military siege in Kampala
Uganda's leading independent media group said its Kampala offices were under military siege on the event date, after army chief Muhoozi Kainerugaba ordered the shutdown of its newspapers, television station and radio outlets.
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Britain Moves to Repeal Vagrancy Act, Ending Criminal Penalties for Rough Sleeping
The British government said the 1824 Vagrancy Act would be formally repealed, a shift ministers and charities described as a move away from punishing homelessness and toward prevention and support.
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New Caledonia votes for new provincial assemblies after repeated delays
The first provincial election since 2019 took place under heavy security, reshaping the 54-seat Congress after the territory's 2024 unrest.
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Iraq says 47 officials were detained in corruption sweep centered on Baghdad
Iraqi state-linked reporting described a major anti-corruption operation that detained lawmakers and senior officials, while separate reports pointed to a heavy security deployment in Baghdad's Green Zone.
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Hundreds rally in Stockholm against Israeli strikes on Gaza and aid restrictions
Demonstrators gathered in central Stockholm to protest Israeli strikes on Gaza and limits on humanitarian aid reaching the enclave.
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Argentina cabinet chief Manuel Adorni resigns after wealth controversy
Reports dated 27 June 2026 documented argentina cabinet chief Manuel Adorni resigns after wealth controversy, marking a significant politics development.
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Serbia’s President Vučić says he will resign within weeks
The announcement could clear the way for early elections after more than a year of student-led protests, but the president gave no precise timetable.
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Surabaya arrests follow protest over fuel prices and welfare policy
Police in Surabaya detained at least 24 people after a demonstration over fuel prices and President Prabowo Subianto’s free meals program turned violent on the event date, 2026-06-26.
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Tanzania bans political rallies before planned July protests
The government ordered police to stop issuing permits as young activists prepared to challenge the disputed 2025 election and demand opposition leader Tundu Lissu's release.
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EU tightens visa rules for Somalis in readmission dispute with Mogadishu
EU member states approved visa restrictions after concluding Somalia had not cooperated sufficiently on taking back nationals refused permission to stay in Europe.
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Turkish police seize more than 10,000 historic artifacts in Istanbul raid
Turkish police said they arrested two people and recovered a large cache of antiquities from a home in Istanbul.
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