A New York court has handed Hadi Matar a 25-year sentence for the 2022 attack on Salman Rushdie, closing one phase of a case that remains one of the most notorious assaults on a writer in recent years.
The Queensland senator replaces Adam Bandt after the Greens lost three of their four lower house seats, while the party keeps the balance of power in the Senate.
Argentina’s president has tightened immigration rules, citizenship paths and access to public services in a decree that echoes Donald Trump’s hard-line messaging.
Mali's transitional president Assimi Goita signed a decree dissolving political parties nationwide and barring members of those groups from meeting, deepening the military government's crackdown on opposition activity.
More than 71 million registered voters were set to choose the House, half the Senate and thousands of local posts in a referendum on the Marcos administration.
Bangladesh’s interim government has banned the Awami League’s activities while it prepares a tribunal trial tied to last year’s anti-government uprising.
A New York judge sentenced Omar Antonio Villalta to 55 years in prison on 2025-05-08 for his role in the 2017 killings of four young men and a teenager in a Long Island park.
Prosecutors say the father allowed his teenage daughter to access semiautomatic pistols after she killed a teacher and fellow student in a school shooting last year.
BBC reported that a University of Warsaw staff member was killed and a security guard seriously injured after a 22-year-old Polish man attacked people on campus.
The International Court of Justice says it has no jurisdiction over Sudan’s claim that the United Arab Emirates fueled atrocities in Darfur by supplying weapons to the Rapid Support Forces.
Lebanon began its first municipal elections in nearly 10 years on 2025-05-04, with Hezbollah and allied parties expected to dominate in Beirut’s southern suburbs.