A look at the latest political news, including discussions on auditing the Federal Reserve, highway disputes, equality under the law, and court decisions. Read more...

A drugged man threatening police in Košice was shot, while in another case, a court recognized a claim for compensation after a COVID vaccination, marking a significant legal breakthrough. Read more...

From budget resolutions and Supreme Court cases to surprising UN votes and desk-cleaning habits, the Trump era continues to shape US politics and international relations. Read more...

The Federal Court has reaffirmed the binding nature of the 2018 Indira Gandhi case, signaling that appeals against unilateral religious conversions are unlikely to succeed. Separately, Australia admits to wrongly detaining more Indonesian children. Read more...

A look at the latest developments in the US, including Starmer's diplomatic visit, a Supreme Court case on discrimination, policy changes for undocumented migrants, and more. Read more...

Recent news from Malaysia covers pension arrears, potential EPF withdrawals, air pollution concerns in Kuantan, and a controversial congestion charge plan for Kuala Lumpur. Read more...

Andrew and Tristan Tate leave Romania, possibly heading to Trump. Meanwhile, a British woman wins her appeal in the Ayia Napa gang-rape case. A shocking Fritzl-style case also unfolds. Read more...

The EU faces a complex landscape, navigating climate action against Trump's policies, trade tensions with the US, and concerns over Ukraine's potential EU membership. Read more...

A Massachusetts judge dismissed an auto industry lawsuit challenging the state's "right to repair" law, ensuring consumers and independent shops can access vehicle repair data. Read more...

The Supreme Court is at the center of several politically charged issues, from gun control disputes with Mexico to debates over judicial power and sanctuary city policies. Read more...

From Argentina's Supreme Court appointments to protests across Europe and Slovakia, and investigations in Brazil, this article covers a range of political and judicial events. The Philippines highlights women in its judiciary. Read more...

A roundup of recent news from Malaysia, including court decisions, police investigations, and controversies surrounding student protests and local bazaars. Read more...

A court has awarded compensation for severe vaccine side effects, a landmark decision amidst debates on handling bullying incidents captured on video. Read more...

Nicolas Zepeda's trial is overturned, Trump extends an invitation to Putin's oligarchs amid a cool reception for Zelensky, and a lawyer argues for house arrest in a disturbing infanticide case. Plus, a look at beatifying victims of justice. Read more...

This week in politics: An ex-police officer seeks release, an influencer impersonates an activist's granddaughter, Uzbekistan forms a statistics committee, and driving instructor standards are questioned. Read more...

From the US to Europe, Supreme Court decisions are making headlines. This article covers cases involving discrimination claims, international aid contracts, and overturned verdicts. Read more...

Milorad Dodik, President of Republika Srpska, was sentenced to one year in prison, triggering a political crisis as Bosnian Serbs ban state institutions' operations and the EU calls for respect of court decisions. Read more...

From peace talks and political summits to tales of shamanic exorcism and disturbing incidents, the situation surrounding Ukraine remains complex and volatile. Read more...

A major lawsuit intended to resolve compensation claims against EY regarding Wirecard has been narrowed, representing a setback for investors. Meanwhile, the trial of ex-CEO Markus Braun continues with twists and turns. Read more...

From Chile's blackout to Romania's protests and the scrutiny of Elon Musk's wealth, global unrest reflects political and economic anxieties worldwide. Read more...