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The High Court said the British government’s move to proscribe the activist group was unlawful, reopening a politically charged dispute over protest and security law.
Read report »The Australian Liberal party chose Angus Taylor as leader and Jane Hume as deputy, while Sussan Ley’s retirement triggered a by-election in Farrer.
Read report »Bangladesh’s centre-right BNP has won a sweeping parliamentary majority in the country’s first election since the 2024 uprising, with voters also backing constitutional reform.
Read report »Two people were killed and another wounded in a shooting at a dormitory building at South Carolina State University in Orangeburg.
Read report »The charges against the former Norwegian prime minister raise rare criminal allegations around a senior European statesman.
Read report »Polls and on-the-ground reporting point to another victory for Mia Mottley even as cost of living and crime remain live issues.
Read report »Anadolu reported that a student opened fire at a technical college in Anapa, leaving a guard dead and three people wounded.
Read report »A shooting at a school in Hat Yai, southern Thailand, killed one person and injured three others, including the suspect.
Read report »Authorities later found the senator and her security detail after an abduction on a road in Cauca Department, raising alarms over political safety.
Read report »Riot police fired tear gas and water cannon in central Tirana as demonstrators pressed demands for the resignation of Albania’s government over corruption allegations tied to Deputy Prime Minister Belinda Balluku.
Read report »The Supreme Court ruled that relationships the law had left “invisible” can be recognised when both partners contribute to a home or other asset.
Read report »Police say nine people were killed in the Tumbler Ridge shooting, including the suspect, and no ongoing threat remains to the public.
Read report »Prosecutors say bodies have been found as the search continues for workers abducted from a Canadian company's silver project in Mexico.
Read report »The Hong Kong media tycoon received the city’s longest national security sentence after being convicted of foreign collusion and sedition.
Read report »A lawyer says Nobel Peace Prize laureate Narges Mohammadi has been given a six-year prison term, a two-year travel ban and exile to South Khorasan, though the verdict can still be appealed.
Read report »Sussan Ley and David Littleproud struck a deal to reunite the Liberal-National Coalition after another split, restoring a shared opposition frontbench.
Read report »Spain’s ruling party came first in Aragon while losing ground, leaving coalition arithmetic to decide who can govern.
Read report »Japan’s ruling Liberal Democratic Party has secured a two-thirds supermajority in the lower house, giving Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi room to pursue a sharper conservative agenda after only three months in office.
Read report »Senegalese police say they have arrested 14 suspects in a child abuse network allegedly run by a French citizen, exposing a case that stretched across years and crossed borders.
Read report »Juan Pablo Guanipa was released from prison in Caracas after more than eight months, only for armed men in civilian clothes to kidnap him hours later, turning a brief moment of relief into a fresh crisis.
Read report »Morgan McSweeney stepped down as UK prime minister Keir Starmer’s chief of staff, saying he was responsible for advising the appointment of Peter Mandelson as ambassador to Washington.
Read report »Portugal kept its presidential election on schedule overall, but some municipalities postponed voting by a week after a series of Atlantic storms caused deaths, flooding and heavy damage.
Read report »AP says Bhumjaithai has taken a commanding lead in Thailand’s 2026 general election, but the party still needs coalition partners to govern.
Read report »Several people, including four Indian nationals, were injured in a stabbing attack in Ufa on February 7, according to the supplied report.
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