A five-member panel convicted the former president and seven co-defendants over an attempted rupture of Brazil’s democratic order, though appeals remained available.
German federal prosecutors have charged eight men accused of preparing to build a Nazi-inspired breakaway state in Saxony and of organizing paramilitary training.
A court in British Columbia ruled on the accused in the Vancouver Filipino Heritage Month attack, in a case tied to 11 deaths and the city’s worst mass killing in years.
France’s new prime minister was sworn in as demonstrations spread nationwide, with authorities reporting hundreds of arrests, roadblocks and transport disruption.
The former Maharashtra governor defeated opposition nominee B. Sudershan Reddy in a secret ballot that gave the ruling alliance another constitutional victory.
The ruling is a legal breakthrough for a family built through reciprocal IVF and could shape wider rights debates even as the court delays final relief.
Thailand’s Supreme Court ruled that former prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra must serve a one-year prison term after finding his previous hospital detention unlawful.
The centre-left kept a parliamentary majority after a tightly fought election that left the Progress Party stronger and the Conservatives with their worst result in two decades.
A French former anaesthetist denied any poisoning as he went on trial over allegations that 30 patients were poisoned at clinics in Besançon, including 12 who died.
The 238-page scrapbook, compiled for Epstein's 50th birthday, also includes material from other well-known figures and intensifies pressure for more disclosures.
Four ministers and one deputy minister were sworn in at the State Palace as President Prabowo Subianto replaced five posts and created a new Hajj and Umrah ministry.
Police said 890 people were arrested in Westminster after a demonstration against the proscription of Palestine Action, while organisers accused officers of overstating violence.
The European Commission said Google abused its dominant position in online advertising technology, while the company vowed to appeal and Donald Trump attacked the penalty as discriminatory.
2025-09-05 event: Keir Starmer promotes David Lammy to deputy prime minister, moves Yvette Cooper to foreign secretary and installs Shabana Mahmood at the Home Office.
Donald Trump has signed an executive order that unofficially renames the Department of Defense, reviving the War Department label and the martial language around it.