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Search the reportRiot police in New Delhi baton-charged protesters marching toward parliament over exam irregularities, as internet access was restricted in parts of the city.
Read report »Andy Burnham became Britain’s new prime minister, entered 10 Downing Street and began forming his first Labour cabinet.
Read report »An evening civic gathering gave way to disorder near Bologna’s police and prefecture offices, with authorities reporting dozens of officers hurt and six vehicles damaged.
Read report »Demonstrations backing activist Sonam Wangchuk spread across several Indian cities as supporters prepared for a July 20 march in Delhi and raised demands over examination irregularities.
Read report »The constitutional change removed an official viewed as close to former prime minister Viktor Orbán and was condemned by Sulyok as an attack on the rule of law.
Read report »The new law creates penalties of up to two years in prison or a fine of 200,000 yen for public acts against the flag judged to cause strong offense.
Read report »A fire report brought police to an industrial area in northern Denmark, where gunfire left a 62-year-old man dead and led to the detention of a wounded suspect.
Read report »Burnham was confirmed as Labour leader on July 11, 2026, and will succeed Keir Starmer as prime minister on Monday.
Read report »Federal authorities detained Ernesto Ruffo Appel in Ensenada on organized crime and fuel smuggling allegations tied to a wider investigation into contraband fuel imports.
Read report »Thai authorities say irregular exam results affected 5,814 civil servants and could lead to suspensions as police widen a corruption probe.
Read report »The ruling over illegal political funds from the Unification Church stripped Kweon of his parliamentary seat.
Read report »Pavlo Yelizarov resigned in protest as demonstrations and political backlash spread across Ukraine.
Read report »A Genoa court convicted Giovanni Castellucci at first instance over the 2018 Ponte Morandi disaster, which killed 43 people; the ruling can be appealed.
Read report »Demonstrators rallied in Kyiv and other cities as a dispute within Ukraine's wartime leadership became public.
Read report »Lawmakers backed a measure allowing eligible adults with incurable illnesses to receive lethal medication, with the final hurdle now a constitutional review.
Read report »Family members say Craig Foreman’s prison term was lengthened by two years after he spoke to the media, while he and Lindsay Foreman remain on hunger strike in Tehran.
Read report »The dual US-Iranian citizen’s departure was confirmed by her lawyer and a senior US official, while Iran’s judiciary denied that an American prisoner had been released.
Read report »New rules will require AI-generated images and videos to be labeled and bar false or distorted candidate information.
Read report »Prosecutors at the International Criminal Court say they no longer have substantial grounds to pursue charges against Sudanese rebel leader Abdallah Banda over a 2007 attack on peacekeepers.
Read report »The former Iranian president’s office said he remained active and rejected a report alleging that Mossad had cultivated him as an asset and that Iranian authorities later placed him under house arrest.
Read report »Lawmakers approved a constitutional change targeting the Orbán-era president and advancing Prime Minister Péter Magyar’s promised overhaul of Hungary’s political system.
Read report »Russian politician Boris Nadezhdin was released after a short detention tied to an alleged extremist-symbols violation and is due in court on July 17.
Read report »South Carolina Governor Henry McMaster selected the late senator’s sister as a temporary successor through the end of his term in January 2027.
Read report »The scheduled vote will come after the current Knesset completes a full term, turning the election into a major test of the prime minister’s leadership after the Gaza war.
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