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Ukraine and the Council of Europe have signed an accord to create a special tribunal for the crime of aggression, a step that could eventually reach top Russian leaders.
Read report »Authorities in Armenia have arrested Archbishop Bagrat Galstanyan and accused the opposition figure of plotting against the government.
Read report »Rights group Amnesty Kenya said nationwide anti-government protests left at least 16 people dead and more than 400 injured, including demonstrators, police and journalists.
Read report »Washington alleged cartel-linked laundering at CIBanco, Intercam and Vector, while Mexico asked for supporting proof.
Read report »Authorities said 145 people across France reported being pricked during Fete de la Musique events, with police opening investigations and detaining 12 suspects.
Read report »The 33-year-old assembly member led Andrew Cuomo 44% to 36% with almost all first-choice votes counted, setting up a likely ranked-choice win.
Read report »Officials in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo said a soldier opened fire during an argument, leaving three colleagues dead and others wounded.
Read report »Authorities say the nationwide operation spanned 20 provinces, uncovered money-laundering schemes and targeted narcotics worth millions of dollars.
Read report »Thai authorities say they intercepted a tourist boat shipment in eastern Thailand, arrested eight men and valued the drugs at more than $90 million.
Read report »The government says the group’s support and membership will become a criminal offense after activists damaged two military planes and a court refused a temporary block.
Read report »The government suspended some constitutional protections and barred gatherings for five days as protests over pension changes escalated in the banana-producing province.
Read report »Columbia activist Mahmoud Khalil left federal immigration detention after a judge ruled he was not a flight risk or a danger, though the Trump administration appealed within minutes.
Read report »Lawmakers said the Soviet-led deportation met modern legal and historical definitions, adding the Netherlands to a growing list of recognitions.
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Read report »2025-06-19 event: a federal appeals court says Donald Trump can keep control of National Guard troops deployed to Los Angeles while litigation continues.
Read report »The arrest of Victoire Ingabire, a prominent opposition leader, has revived concerns about political repression in Rwanda as her lawyers call the case politically motivated.
Read report »Moscow said Pyongyang will send builders and deminers to Kursk, deepening the countries’ military and labour cooperation.
Read report »New Zealand has paused nearly $20 million in core sector support funding for the Cook Islands after the island government signed partnership agreements with China without consulting Wellington. RNZ said the decision was taken in early June but became public later, after media reporting in the Cook Islands.
Read report »Prime Minister Petr Fiala’s coalition has survived a no-confidence vote after opposition anger over a ministry’s sale of donated bitcoins worth nearly $47 million.
Read report »Gary Hoy reached a confidential settlement in Belfast after suing over claims that abuse at Kincora Boys' Home was enabled and shielded from proper investigation.
Read report »Thirteen foreigners, mostly Australians and Britons, were detained in Thailand after police said they uncovered an online fraud operation aimed at investors in Australia.
Read report »Blaise Metreweli, a veteran intelligence officer with a technology brief, will become the 18th chief of MI6 later this year.
Read report »Anti-immigrant violence spread across several towns after an alleged attempted rape in Ballymena, forcing police to make arrests and deploy water cannon.
Read report »State Senator John Hoffman and his wife were wounded in a linked attack as authorities searched for a suspect accused of posing as a police officer.
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