The ANPD ordered ByteDance to erase improperly processed data and strengthen privacy, parental controls and content filtering for accounts belonging to children under 16.
Lawmakers approved the motion 78–54 despite the Swiss canton’s government warning that a religion-specific clothing restriction could conflict with constitutional protections.
The former world snooker champion was found guilty of two charges after a five-day trial at the High Court in Glasgow and was remanded pending sentencing.
A Damascus court convicted the Assad-era cleric of offences including inciting violence and justifying killings on August 24, 2026, in one of Syria's emerging transitional-justice cases.
Police said the suspected gunman later died from a self-inflicted wound after a shooting and fire outside Billings; relatives identified the victims across four generations.
The August 23, 2026 parliamentary election introduced a 145-seat, single-chamber legislature as analysts forecast a commanding victory for President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev’s Adilet party.
The governor resumed office after nearly four months away, insisting he had committed no crime as U.S. prosecutors pressed drug-trafficking accusations and extradition requests.
The company agreed to pay the U.S. Justice Department after claims it violated children’s privacy law, while regulators in Europe and Britain kept up their own scrutiny.
The Japanese government has carried out its first execution in over a year, hanging a 58-year-old man convicted of a deadly 2009 arson attack at a gambling parlor.
Justice Minister Akın Gürlek announced the international warrant as Ankara opened an investigation into Israel’s interception of an aid flotilla and detention of activists.
Cameroon’s 93-year-old president was back in the country after a trip abroad that had triggered speculation about his health and the stability of the presidency.
Mazloum Abdi said Kurdish-led military, security and administrative bodies had entered national structures after an agreement with President Ahmed al-Sharaa.
Singapore has begun requiring messaging services to curb contact from unknown users and social platforms to verify advertisers, in a fresh push against online scams.
The electoral commission credited the incumbent with about 60% of the presidential vote, but observers said unequal campaign conditions and limits on freedoms distorted the contest.
The jailed former prime minister was due to undergo medical examinations in Islamabad after lawyers raised health concerns that were not detailed in the court report.
The Trump administration has paused construction on a major border-security project in Big Bend National Park after environmental objections and bipartisan local opposition.