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Search the reportTurkish authorities launched a helicopter-backed search after a suspect was accused of killing six people and wounding eight others across multiple locations in Mersin province.
Read report »Police in San Diego said they are treating a deadly shooting at the Islamic Center of San Diego as a hate crime after three men were killed and the suspected attackers were later found dead in a car nearby.
Read report »Reports dated 18 May 2026 documented kenya transport strike turns deadly amid record fuel costs, marking a significant politics development.
Read report »Police said at least 12 shootings across Austin wounded four people and led to the detention of three teenage suspects after a weekend search that stretched across south and east neighborhoods.
Read report »Provisional results gave PAICV 33 of 72 seats in Cape Verde’s parliament, prompting defeated MpD leader Ulisses Correia e Silva to resign.
Read report »El Mundo says Juanma Moreno’s party kept control of the vote but lost its absolute majority, leaving Vox with a decisive role.
Read report »Authorities in Tehuitzingo, Puebla, said armed attackers killed 10 people at a ranch on May 17, 2026 and later opened a femicide investigation into the deaths of women and a newborn.
Read report »Five unions representing more than 3,500 workers walked off the job on May 16 as talks with the Metropolitan Transportation Authority over a new deal broke down.
Read report »A meeting in Mogadishu without U.S. or British representatives reportedly produced a sharp assessment of the Hassan Sheikh Mohamud administration amid a widening diplomatic dispute.
Read report »Solomon Islands lawmakers elected opposition leader Matthew Wale as prime minister after Jeremiah Manele was ousted in a no-confidence vote.
Read report »After three days of talks in Mogadishu, the government and opposition remained split over direct voting and the president's mandate.
Read report »Iraq’s parliament backed Ali al-Zaidi’s cabinet on May 14, ending months of political stasis after the November elections.
Read report »Warsaw registered its first same-sex marriage after European and Polish court rulings forced authorities to recognize marriages entered into abroad.
Read report »Families and maritime monitors say pirates off Somalia have raised the ransom demand for the seized MV Eureka tanker while two product tankers remain under threat.
Read report »Labour's ruling body allowed Andy Burnham to enter the selection process for the Makerfield by-election, though he still needs the local party's backing.
Read report »The prime minister quit after her left-leaning coalition partner withdrew support, leaving no majority in parliament ahead of October elections.
Read report »The health secretary left Keir Starmer’s cabinet after publicly withdrawing his support from the prime minister.
Read report »Officials said Ronald dela Rosa was no longer at the Senate on May 14, 2026, days after the International Criminal Court unsealed an arrest warrant accusing him of crimes against humanity.
Read report »Police in Brighton are working to identify three women whose bodies were recovered near Madeira Drive after an early-morning emergency call.
Read report »AFP via The Manila Times says a judge ruled Alberta officials erred in approving a separatist petition and the pro-independence camp vowed to appeal.
Read report »Koaci reports that the prime minister submitted the resignation of his government, but does not give a reason in the supplied excerpt.
Read report »Pacific Media Network says the 57-year-old returned after a tightly split Assembly vote that left Niue’s new parliament sharply divided.
Read report »The Senate rejected a Democratic war powers resolution 49-50, but three Republicans joined Democrats in opposing the war and Lisa Murkowski broke with her party for the first time.
Read report »The King’s Speech outlines a wide legislative programme, from rail reform to digital ID, as leadership speculation hangs over the day.
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