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Search the reportLawmakers backed a sweeping overhaul of EU return rules, opening the door to offshore deportation centres, longer detention and tougher entry bans.
Read report »Brazil’s Supreme Court sentenced Eduardo Bolsonaro to four years and two months after he urged U.S. sanctions during his father’s coup trial.
Read report »Court documents describe plans involving explosive drones and gunfire against a fleeing crowd; all defendants retain the presumption of innocence.
Read report »The UN-backed Special Criminal Court began trying former president François Bozizé in absentia on June 16, 2026 over alleged abuses by his security forces.
Read report »Prime Minister Manuel Osa Nsue Nsua submitted the government’s resignation on June 16, 2026 after officials said it had achieved barely 10% of its objectives.
Read report »Mahmoud Abbas has set dates for legislative and presidential votes, reviving a stalled electoral timetable long delayed in Palestinian politics.
Read report »Oslo District Court found the crown princess’s son guilty on two rape charges and several other offences, while acquitting him of two additional rape allegations.
Read report »Two Belarusian nationals were detained after the killing in Biała Podlaska of the Putin and Kadyrov critic also known as Semyon Skrepetsky.
Read report »Reporting dated 2026-06-15 documents the event and its immediate consequences, with unresolved points retained as attributed or provisional.
Read report »Event date: 2026-06-14; a teenager was shot, buses were burned and dozens were arrested after New York City street celebrations for the Knicks’ championship win escalated into overnight disorder.
Read report »Police said ten officers were hurt, while a teenager was shot and four people were stabbed as crowds filled streets around Manhattan.
Read report »A majority opposed the migration-linked initiative promoted by the Swiss People’s Party.
Read report »Ten people were wounded as a wanted man allegedly fired toward officers, motorists and bystanders before barricading himself in a disused animal clinic.
Read report »Wade Robson and James Safechuck's consolidated civil claims will proceed on a later schedule after both sides waived earlier deadlines.
Read report »A Seoul court found the former president used covert flights over Pyongyang to provoke tension and create conditions for declaring martial law.
Read report »Demonstrators challenged fuel and food prices, public spending and the military’s civilian role during rallies led by a roughly 1,500-person Jakarta march.
Read report »A Bangkok court convicted two Uyghur men and sentenced them to death over the 2015 Erawan Shrine bombing, closing one phase of a case that has long drawn scrutiny over evidence and due process.
Read report »Defence Secretary John Healey and Armed Forces Minister Al Carns quit the British government after arguing planned funding levels would leave the armed forces short of what they need.
Read report »Event date: 2026-06-10; police used water cannon against crowds in Newtownabbey as a second night of disorder linked to a Belfast knife attack spilled into several Northern Ireland communities.
Read report »Hundreds gathered in Beirut's southern suburbs to back Iran and its allies, with a similar demonstration reported in Sanaa, as cross-border fighting and regional strikes kept the conflict live.
Read report »The measure, approved on June 10 after two years of debate, would make Colombia the first Latin American country with a specific statutory ban if President Gustavo Petro signs it.
Read report »The BAIS members received prison terms of 18 months to three years for an assault that blinded Andrie Yunus in one eye; rights advocates said the verdict left the wider chain of responsibility unexamined.
Read report »A Chamber of Representatives commission triggered a legal and political dispute by targeting the president’s powers before the runoff.
Read report »A high-court conviction and a 16-year term add to Sri Lanka’s widening anti-graft campaign after the fall of its political clan.
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