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Uganda's leading independent media group said its Kampala offices were under military siege on the event date, after army chief Muhoozi Kainerugaba ordered the shutdown of its newspapers, television station and radio outlets.
Read report »The British government said the 1824 Vagrancy Act would be formally repealed, a shift ministers and charities described as a move away from punishing homelessness and toward prevention and support.
Read report »The first provincial election since 2019 took place under heavy security, reshaping the 54-seat Congress after the territory's 2024 unrest.
Read report »Iraqi state-linked reporting described a major anti-corruption operation that detained lawmakers and senior officials, while separate reports pointed to a heavy security deployment in Baghdad's Green Zone.
Read report »Demonstrators gathered in central Stockholm to protest Israeli strikes on Gaza and limits on humanitarian aid reaching the enclave.
Read report »Reports dated 27 June 2026 documented argentina cabinet chief Manuel Adorni resigns after wealth controversy, marking a significant politics development.
Read report »The announcement could clear the way for early elections after more than a year of student-led protests, but the president gave no precise timetable.
Read report »Police in Surabaya detained at least 24 people after a demonstration over fuel prices and President Prabowo Subianto’s free meals program turned violent on the event date, 2026-06-26.
Read report »The government ordered police to stop issuing permits as young activists prepared to challenge the disputed 2025 election and demand opposition leader Tundu Lissu's release.
Read report »EU member states approved visa restrictions after concluding Somalia had not cooperated sufficiently on taking back nationals refused permission to stay in Europe.
Read report »Turkish police said they arrested two people and recovered a large cache of antiquities from a home in Istanbul.
Read report »The Cook Islands will hold its 2026 general election on Wednesday, August 12, after King’s Representative Sir Tom Marsters announced the parliamentary dissolution on the event date, 2026-06-25.
Read report »Officials said the Everglades facility held no remaining detainees after less than a year marked by legal, environmental and human-rights challenges.
Read report »Abdikerm Abdelahi Eidleh, accused of helping lead a $250 million child-nutrition aid fraud scheme in Minnesota, was taken into custody through cooperation between US and Somali agencies.
Read report »Electoral authorities declared conservative outsider Abelardo de la Espriella the winner of Colombia’s presidential runoff after a recount, confirming a narrow victory over Iván Cepeda and setting up a sharp change in tone from Gustavo Petro’s government.
Read report »The 94-year-old religious leader is accused of pressuring more than 50,000 followers to join South Korea’s conservative People Power Party between 2021 and 2024.
Read report »The left-wing senator accepted a loss by less than one percentage point after initially waiting for the binding final count.
Read report »Four Republicans joined nearly all Democrats in a 50–48 vote for a House-approved war powers measure challenging President Donald Trump’s military policy toward Iran.
Read report »Judicial authorities in Belgium have moved to lift Dimitris Avramopoulos’s immunity so they can question him about payments connected to an NGO under investigation.
Read report »Egyptian security forces say they detained 223 people in a sweep targeting illegal gold mining and smuggling in the border region.
Read report »Spain's supreme court has sentenced former transport minister José Luis Ábalos to 24 years in prison over bribes linked to public contracts for sanitary equipment during the pandemic.
Read report »The Supreme Court found disbandment necessary after decades of harmful donation solicitation, clearing the way for liquidation and victim compensation.
Read report »Reports dated 22 June 2026 documented romanian parliament rejects Adrian Veștea government proposal, marking a significant politics development.
Read report »Authorities have officially set December 22, 2026, as the date for South Sudan's first general election since its 2011 independence, despite ongoing security and legal concerns.
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