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South Korea By-Election Debate
Past coverageSouth Korea's ruling People Power Party (PPP) is divided over a nationwide by-election, with leader Jang Dong-hyuk pushing the idea while others, including Seoul Mayor Oh Se-hoon, criticize it as a move to protect his position. Conservative media also slammed the call as legally impossible and distorting public sentiment. The party ultimately decided against a full by-election, opting to appeal in seven constituencies.
PPP decides against full by-election, will appeal in 7 constituencies
- The ruling People Power Party (PPP) decided not to demand a full-scale by-election following the recent general election results. - The party will only file election appeals for seven specific const…
Conservative media slams ruling party leader's by-election call as impossible, distorting public sentiment
- Conservative South Korean media criticized the ruling party leader's call for a nationwide by-election, deeming it legally impossible and a distortion of public sentiment. - Newspapers argued that t…
Jang Dong-hyuk leads 'party power faction' in pushing for 'nationwide by-election' outside the Assembly
- People Power Party leader Jang Dong-hyuk is pushing for a nationwide by-election, rallying party members at a protest site. - Critics accuse Jang of inciting social chaos and fueling conflict for hi…
Oh Se-hoon directly hits Jang Dong-hyuk's 'by-election argument,' calling it a slogan to protect his position
- Seoul Mayor Oh Se-hoon criticized People Power Party leader Jang Dong-hyuk's push for a nationwide by-election, calling it a bid to protect his position. - Jang Dong-hyuk is advocating for a rerun o…
South Korea Election Fallout
Past coverageFollowing recent election results, a lawmaker from South Korea's ruling People Power Party stated the outcome was not a defeat and the party leader should not resign. However, another party leader, Jang Dong-hyuk, is pushing for a nationwide by-election, a move criticized by Seoul Mayor Oh Se-hoon as a bid to protect his position. Political parties have agreed to a state audit into a ballot paper shortage during recent local elections.
Yoon Sang-hyun appointed head of special committee investigating election issues
- South Korean lawmaker Yoon Sang-hyun has been appointed head of a special parliamentary committee investigating election irregularities. - The committee will examine issues such as ballot shortages …
Ruling party lawmaker: Election results not a defeat, leader shouldn't resign
- A ruling party lawmaker stated that the recent election results were not a defeat and that the party leader has no reason to resign. - She criticized the shortage of ballot papers, comparing it to a…
Jang Dong-hyuk leads 'party power faction' in pushing for 'nationwide by-election' outside the Assembly
- People Power Party leader Jang Dong-hyuk is pushing for a nationwide by-election, rallying party members at a protest site. - Critics accuse Jang of inciting social chaos and fueling conflict for hi…
Oh Se-hoon directly hits Jang Dong-hyuk's 'by-election argument,' calling it a slogan to protect his position
- Seoul Mayor Oh Se-hoon criticized People Power Party leader Jang Dong-hyuk's push for a nationwide by-election, calling it a bid to protect his position. - Jang Dong-hyuk is advocating for a rerun o…
Taiwan Abolish Control Yuan
Past coverageTaipei Mayor Chiang Wan-an proposes abolishing Taiwan's Control Yuan, sparking debate. Legislators are divided on the proposal, with some supporting the idea and others criticizing the focus on national politics. Nominees for the Control Yuan also express desires for enhanced parliamentary powers.
Taiwanese politicians decline Control Yuan nominations; legislator supports decision
- Two Taiwanese politicians, former legislator Liao Wan-ju and former deputy mayor Hsieh Cheng-ta, declined nominations for the Control Yuan. - Legislator Wang Hung-wei supported their decision, crit…
Taiwan's Control Yuan Probes Bureaucratic Arrogance, Privatized Docks at Dahu Park
- Taiwan's Control Yuan is investigating alleged bureaucratic arrogance and the privatization of public docks in Taipei's Dahu Park. - The investigation stems from a dispute over a citizen group's req…
Liao Wan-ju declines Control Yuan nomination, supports abolition
- Former legislator Liao Wan-ju has declined a nomination for a Control Yuan position, following a similar refusal by former Taipei Deputy Mayor Hsieh Cheng-ta. - Liao stated her decision supports the…
Taiwan opposition urges constitutional reform to abolish Control Yuan; KMT silent
- Taiwan's opposition parties are calling for constitutional amendments to abolish the Control Yuan. - The Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) stated they would approve any such amendment if it include…
Fatal Incidents and Lawsuits
Past coverageIn Taiwan, a family can join a lawsuit over a conscript's highway death after allegedly being abandoned by a taxi driver. In Nigeria, a retired General died in captivity after abduction, sparking national outrage. Meanwhile, instructors in Brazil face questions after a fatal bungee jump accident, and a Danish case resurfaces six years after a teen's death.
Family allowed to join lawsuit over conscript's highway death after driver allegedly abandoned him
- A Taiwanese court allowed the family of a conscripted man, who died after being abandoned by a taxi driver, to participate in the lawsuit. - The conscript was allegedly abandoned on a highway and ru…
A General’s death and Katsina’s unanswered questions
- A retired Nigerian Army General, identified as Major General Rabe Abubakar, was abducted and later died in captivity. - The Katsina State Government announced his death, attributing it to natural ca…
Instructors arrested in Brazil bungee jump death can't explain what happened
- Three instructors arrested in connection with a fatal bungee jumping accident in Brazil could not explain what happened. - The victim, Maria Eduarda Rodrigues de Freitas, 21, died after being launch…
Case of "Dutch Henry Nowak" Reignited Six Years After Teen's Death
- Six years after a 14-year-old girl's death, a case involving a "Dutch Henry Nowak" has resurfaced. - The girl, Tamar Boes, died shortly after leaving her home following a significant argument. - The…
Islamic New Year Date Set
Past coverageThe Islamic New Year, 1 Muharram 1448 Hijriyah, will be observed on June 17, 2026, according to a decision by PBNU in Indonesia. This date follows lunar observation. Meanwhile, Yobe and Kwara states in Nigeria have declared June 16, 2026, a public holiday to mark the occasion.
Tinubu Rejoices With Muslims On Islamic New Year
- Nigerian President Bola Tinubu extended felicitations to Muslims for the Islamic New Year, marking the start of 1448AH. - He urged Nigerians to embrace the spirit of the new year by rededicating the…
Tinubu felicitates Muslims on Islamic New Year, urges patriotism
- President Bola Tinubu extended greetings to Muslims for the Islamic New Year. - He urged citizens to embrace patriotism, good citizenship, and the virtues of the Hijrah. - The President prayed for p…
Emir of Ilorin greets Muslims on Islamic New Year
- The Emir of Ilorin, Alhaji Ibrahim Sulu-Gambari, congratulated Muslims on the Islamic New Year (1st Muharram, 1448 A.H.). - He highlighted the Hijrah as a foundation for justice, brotherhood, and co…
Sultan declares Tuesday Islamic new year, Sokoto announces public holiday
- The Sultan of Sokoto declared Tuesday, June 16, as the first day of Muharram 1448AH, marking the start of the Islamic new year. - The Sokoto State Government declared Tuesday a public holiday to all…
India Blocks Telegram
Past coverageIndia has temporarily blocked access to the Telegram messaging app to prevent cheating and fraud in its rescheduled medical entrance exams. The government has ordered Apple and Google to remove the app from their stores until June 22, citing fears of organized cheating.
India blocks Telegram ahead of rescheduled medical entrance exams amid leak fears
- India restricted access to Telegram from June 17-22, coinciding with rescheduled medical entrance exams. - The government cited organized cheating rings using the platform to defraud students. - The…
Telegram: India restricts access to messaging service
- India has temporarily restricted access to the Telegram messaging app, ordering Apple and Google to remove it from their app stores. - The government cited attempts to defraud students applying for …
India Blocks Telegram Before Retest Exam to Curb Cheating
- India has blocked access to the Telegram messaging app until June 22 to prevent cheating in a retest of a nationwide medical college entrance exam. - The decision follows a scandal over a leaked que…
India blocks Telegram ahead of medical exam to curb cheating
- India has blocked access to the Telegram messaging app ahead of a retest for a nationwide medical entrance exam. - The block is a response to a scandal involving a leaked question paper, allegedly c…
World Cup Match Honors Miami
Past coverageReferees will wear pink jerseys for the Uruguay vs. Saudi Arabia World Cup match in Miami to honor the city. The gesture celebrates Miami's hospitality and iconic flamingo colors. Saudi Arabia's coach has vowed an attacking approach against Uruguay in their opening match.
Saudi Arabia's Defensive Masterclass Limits Uruguay to a Draw
- Saudi Arabia's coach Georgios Donis implemented a defensive strategy that neutralized Uruguay's offense in the first half. - The match ended in a draw, with Saudi Arabia successfully limiting Urugua…
FIFA modifies protocol so Saudi Arabia's flag doesn't touch the ground
- FIFA altered its protocol for the Uruguay vs. Saudi Arabia match at the 2026 World Cup to prevent the Saudi flag from touching the ground. - The modification was a sign of respect for Islamic cultur…
Uruguay misses World Cup chance in draw with Saudi Arabia, but eyes best version
- Uruguay drew with Saudi Arabia in their opening World Cup Group H match, missing a chance to capitalize on Spain and Cape Verde's draw. - Coach Marcelo Bielsa criticized the team's passive first hal…
Saudi Arabia stands tall in draw against Uruguay
- Saudi Arabia drew 1-1 with Uruguay in their World Cup opener, with Abdulelah Al-Amri scoring for Saudi Arabia and Maxi Araújo equalizing for Uruguay. - Uruguay dominated possession and had significa…
Central Sulawesi Earthquake
Past coverageA magnitude 6.7 earthquake struck near Palu, Central Sulawesi, Indonesia, caused by the Sausu Fault. The shallow quake triggered panic, with hospital patients fleeing, but no tsunami potential was reported. Experts warn the event highlights the risk from local fault activity.
Palu earthquake magnitude 6.7 sounds alarm on local fault activity
- A magnitude 6.7 earthquake struck near Palu, Central Sulawesi, Indonesia, followed by aftershocks. - Experts warn the quake highlights the risk from local fault activity, urging a broader mitigation…
Susu Fault Activity Triggers 6.7 Magnitude Earthquake in Palu, Indonesia
- A magnitude 6.7 earthquake struck Palu, Central Sulawesi, Indonesia, at a depth of 16 km, caused by the Sausu Fault. - This earthquake's cause differs from the 2018 event, which was linked to the Pa…
6.7 Magnitude Earthquake Shakes Palu, No Tsunami Potential
- A magnitude 6.7 tectonic earthquake struck Palu, Central Sulawesi, Indonesia, on Tuesday, June 16, 2026, at 10:27:44 AM Western Indonesia Time. - The Indonesian Meteorology, Climatology, and Geophys…
Shallow M 6.7 Quake Shakes Palu, Hospital Patients Flee
- A magnitude 6.7 earthquake struck Palu City, Central Sulawesi, on Tuesday. - The strong tremors caused panic, with residents and hospital patients evacuating buildings. - The earthquake's epicenter …
Malaysia Rohingya Issues
Past coverageIn Malaysia, only 0.02% of Rohingya were involved in crime over two years, yet they have received no aid since 1998. Foreign nationals, including Rohingya, pay full healthcare costs without subsidies. Malaysia's Immigration Department lacks exact data on the total Rohingya refugee numbers.
Years-Long Wait for UNHCR Cards Plagues Rohingya Refugees in Malaysia
- Rohingya refugees in Malaysia face lengthy waits for identification cards issued by the UNHCR. - These UNHCR cards are crucial for recognition, safety, and rebuilding dignified lives. - The long wai…
UNHCR blamed for Rohingya refugee issues in Malaysia, ASEAN
- The Malaysian government criticizes the UN Refugee Agency (UNHCR) for failing to effectively manage the influx of refugees, particularly the Rohingya, in Malaysia and ASEAN. - UNHCR is accused of la…
Malaysia denies inhumane treatment of Rohingya children
- Malaysia's Home Ministry refutes claims of inhumane treatment of Rohingya children. - The government highlights its 'Baitul Mahabbah' centers, which provide temporary shelter and care for migrant ch…
Rohingya Issue Needs Comprehensive Handling, Requiring Cooperation from All Parties
- Malaysia's Home Ministry stated that the Rohingya refugee issue requires comprehensive solutions involving origin countries, international organizations, and humanitarian activists. - The ministry r…
Greece Femicide Crisis
Past coverageFemicides are alarmingly increasing globally and in Greece, with one woman dying every 10 minutes worldwide. In Greece, a recent case involved a woman fatally stabbed by her husband, who then died by suicide. The suspect in another femicide case in Drama was reportedly receiving psychological treatment.
Femicides: The Unseen Pandemic of Violence Claims One Woman Every 10 Minutes Globally
- Femicides are alarmingly increasing globally and in Greece, highlighting the pervasive issue of gender-based and domestic violence. - In Greece, three severe cases occurred within two weeks in June,…
Femicide Suspect in Drama Was Undergoing Psychological Treatment
- A man accused of femicide in Drama was receiving psychological treatment. - He had been seeing a military doctor and psychologist since March, sometimes with his estranged wife. - The accused had a …
Woman Stabbed to Death by Husband in Greece; He Dies by Suicide
- A 45-year-old woman was stabbed to death by her husband in Drama, Greece, before he died by suicide. - The victim's uncle reported the husband had threatened her with a gun two weeks prior, but she …
Police Officer Kills Wife in Drama, Greece; Suspect Found Dead
- A 45-year-old female police officer was fatally stabbed by her 50-year-old police officer husband in Drama, Greece. - The victim sustained at least eight stab wounds and died at the hospital, while …
US B-52 Bomber Crash
Past coverageA U.S. Air Force B-52 bomber crashed shortly after takeoff from Edwards Air Force Base in California on June 15. All eight crew members on board are believed to have died in the fiery incident. The aircraft was reportedly on a routine test flight when the crash occurred.
Investigation into deadly B-52 bomber crash could take months, US officials say
- A US Air Force B-52 bomber crashed during a test flight at Edwards Air Force Base in California, killing all eight people on board. - The bomber made a sharp, rapid turn shortly after takeoff before…
B-52 bomber crashed during test flight, killing all eight aboard
- A B-52 bomber crashed during a test flight at Edwards Air Force Base in California, killing all eight people aboard. - Limited tracking data shows the aircraft made a sharp right turn and plunged to…
US B-52 bomber crash: Initial data shows rapid descent and sharp turn
- A US B-52 bomber crashed shortly after takeoff at a California Air Force base, killing all eight people on board. - Initial tracking data suggests the aircraft made a sharp turn and descended at a r…
B-52 bomber crashes at California base, killing eight
- A B-52 bomber crashed during a routine test mission at Edwards Air Force Base in California on Monday. - All eight people on board, including military personnel and Boeing contractors, were killed i…
Nigeria Forest Guards Initiative
Past coverageNigeria launched the Presidential Forest Guards Initiative, deploying 7,000 trained personnel to combat insecurity in its vast forests. However, questions linger about the initiative's effectiveness after one year, amidst rising insecurity. President Bola Tinubu has also approved the recruitment of an additional 1,000 forest guards for Katsina State to bolster security operations.
Nigeria's Forest Guards: A Year On, Questions Linger Over Effectiveness Amidst Rising Insecurity
- Nigeria launched the Presidential Forest Guards Initiative to combat insecurity in its vast forests, deploying 7,000 trained guards. - Despite the initiative, forests remain controlled by terrorists…
Tinubu approves 1,000 forest guards to strengthen security in Katsina
- Nigerian President Bola Tinubu has approved the recruitment of 1,000 forest guards to bolster security in Katsina State. - The initiative aims to strengthen the state's capacity to combat banditry a…
Tinubu Approves Recruitment of 1,000 Forest Guards to Tackle Insecurity in Katsina
- President Bola Tinubu has approved the recruitment of 1,000 forest guards for Katsina State. - The guards will bolster security operations, particularly in forested and remote areas prone to banditr…
Tinubu approves recruitment of 1,000 forest guards for Katsina
- President Bola Tinubu approved the recruitment of 1,000 forest guards for Katsina State to combat insecurity. - Katsina Governor Dikko Radda disclosed this after a meeting with Islamic clerics on co…
Poland Law Firms Embrace AI
Past coveragePolish law firms are transitioning from AI consumers to creators, developing tools for legal practice. Clifford Chance leads large firms, while RKKW dominates mid-sized rankings. Specialized firms in the 'New Law' category also see success through technology and collaboration.
Poland's Top Law Firms Outside Warsaw: Regional Leaders Hold Their Ground
- A ranking of law firms outside Warsaw shows regional leaders maintaining their positions based on the number of lawyers. - While Warsaw is the main legal hub, regional firms in cities like Wroclaw, …
Polish Law Firms Forge Ahead in AI Innovation, Creating Tools for Legal Practice
- Polish law firms are shifting from being consumers of innovation to creators, with AI tools becoming central to their operations. - DSK Depa Szmit Kuźmiak Jackowski received an award for AnyLawyer, …
Clifford Chance Leads Top Polish Law Firms Amidst Technological and Economic Shifts
- Clifford Chance has been recognized as the leading large law firm in Poland, receiving accolades in eight practice areas and for individual lawyers. - The firm's managing partner in Warsaw cited mac…
RKKW Dominates Mid-Sized Law Firm Rankings in Poland Amidst Growing Competition
- RKKW – Kwaśnicki, Wróbel & Partnerzy maintains its leading position among law firms with up to 50 lawyers, securing four team and four individual awards. - The firm excels in diverse areas including…
Indonesia Earthquake
Past coverageA magnitude 6.7 earthquake struck Palu, Indonesia, originating from the Susu Fault at a depth of 16 km. The shallow tectonic earthquake caused panic and building collapses, but authorities reported no initial tsunami potential or widespread casualties.
Susu Fault Activity Triggers 6.7 Magnitude Earthquake in Palu, Indonesia
- A magnitude 6.7 earthquake struck Palu, Central Sulawesi, Indonesia, at a depth of 16 km, caused by the Sausu Fault. - This earthquake's cause differs from the 2018 event, which was linked to the Pa…
Indonesia hit by magnitude 6.7 earthquake, buildings collapse
- A magnitude 6.7 earthquake struck off the coast of Indonesia's Sulawesi island, with its epicenter near Palu. - The shallow earthquake lasted for over a minute in Palu, causing strong tremors. - Whi…
Magnitude 6.7 Earthquake Shakes Northern Sulawesi, Indonesia
- A magnitude 6.7 earthquake struck northern Sulawesi, Indonesia, on Tuesday. - Authorities reported no initial damage or casualties. - The earthquake occurred in a mountainous inland area, preventing…
6.7 Magnitude Earthquake Shakes Palu, No Tsunami Potential
- A magnitude 6.7 tectonic earthquake struck Palu, Central Sulawesi, Indonesia, on Tuesday, June 16, 2026, at 10:27:44 AM Western Indonesia Time. - The Indonesian Meteorology, Climatology, and Geophys…
Paraguay Bank Heist
Past coveragePolice are investigating a violent bank attack in Santa Rita, Paraguay, involving over 20 heavily armed assailants who used explosives. Authorities suspect a gang linked to similar heists, possibly funded by financiers, is responsible for the assault on three banks and a currency exchange.
Police Chief Arrives in Santa Rita to Coordinate Response to Bank Attack
- The National Police chief arrived in Santa Rita to coordinate operations following a bank attack. - Police had intelligence about a potential cash-in-transit heist but lacked specific targets. - The…
Gang linked to similar heists suspected in Santa Rita bank assault
- Paraguayan authorities are investigating a gang linked to previous similar attacks for a bank heist in Santa Rita. - The gang, composed of Paraguayans and Brazilians, allegedly emptied two bank vaul…
Police suspect financiers are empowering bank-robbing groups in Paraguay
- Paraguayan police suspect that organized groups carrying out bank heists are supported by financiers providing resources. - A recent violent attack in Santa Rita involved explosives targeting three …
Massive Attack in Santa Rita: Over 20 Assailants Hit Three Banks and a Currency Exchange with Explosives
- Over 20 heavily armed assailants attacked three banks and a currency exchange in Santa Rita early Monday. - The attackers used explosives, causing significant material damage to two banks and attemp…
G7 Imposes New Russia Sanctions
Past coverageG7 nations are implementing new energy sanctions against Russia to increase pressure, while Canada and the UK have announced additional measures targeting individuals and supply chains. Ukrainian President Zelenskyy urges G7 leaders to support a diplomatic push for peace, as Germany suggests talks could begin this summer, though current battlefield conditions remain a factor.
G7 agrees new energy sanctions on Russia, Trump calls for Putin talks
- G7 nations announced new energy sanctions against Russia to increase pressure. - U.S. President Trump called for negotiations with Putin to end the war in Ukraine. - Ukrainian President Zelenskyy ex…
Zelenskyy urges G7 to spur peace momentum with Russia at summit
- Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy is urging world leaders at the G7 summit to support a diplomatic push to end the war with Russia. - The goal is to bring Russian President Vladimir Putin to p…
Germany: Russia-Ukraine Peace Talks Could Begin This Summer
- Germany believes peace talks between Russia and Ukraine could begin this summer. - The current battlefield situation does not give either side a decisive military advantage. - Germany and its Europe…
Canada Imposes New Russian Sanctions During G7 Meeting with Zelenskyy
- Canada has announced new sanctions against Russia, targeting 162 individuals, entities, and vessels. - Prime Minister Mark Carney made the announcement during a G7 summit meeting with Ukrainian Pres…
Nigeria Party Deregistration
Past coverageNigeria's Appeal Court has halted the deregistration of the African Democratic Congress (ADC) and four other parties. Former Senate President David Mark criticizes the judiciary's handling of the case, stating the judiciary, not the ADC, is on trial. Meanwhile, Kenneth Okonkwo opposes the choice of a South-south vice-presidential candidate, fearing marginalization of the South-east.
Nigeria's Appeal Court halts order to deregister four political parties
- A Nigerian court order to deregister four political parties, including the African Democratic Congress (ADC), has been temporarily halted by the Court of Appeal. - The appellate court suspended the …
Atiku welcomes Appeal Court stay of deregistration on ADC, four parties
- The Court of Appeal has granted a stay of execution on a Federal High Court judgment that ordered the deregistration of the African Democratic Congress (ADC) and four other political parties. - Form…
Deregistration: Judiciary, not ADC on trial over, David Mark
- Former Senate President David Mark criticized the judiciary's handling of matters involving the African Democratic Congress (ADC). - Mark stated that the judiciary, not the ADC, is on trial due to r…
Judge refuses to recuse himself from ADC leadership dispute
- A judge refused to withdraw from a Nigerian political party leadership suit, dismissing applications alleging bias. - The judge stated the applications lacked merit, were devoid of credible evidence…
Meta Age Verification Glitch
Past coverageMeta's age verification system caused global account suspensions on Facebook and Instagram. Taiwan has demanded improvements after numerous Taiwanese accounts were affected. The glitch led to widespread user frustration and outrage.
Mobile game's Threads account renamed 'instagram user' amid Meta platform bans
- The popular mobile game "Love and Deepspace" had its account name on Threads changed to "instagram user" after Meta's platform experienced widespread, unannounced account suspensions. - The game's d…
Meta's Threads reaches 500 million monthly users, rolls out new features
- Meta's Threads app has surpassed 500 million monthly active users, nearly three years after its launch. - The platform is introducing new features like "Your Algo" for personalized feed control and …
Meta Age Verification Glitch Sparks Global Account Suspensions; Taiwan Demands Improvements
- Meta's age verification system experienced a global technical issue, leading to the accidental suspension of accounts on Facebook, Instagram, and Threads. - The problem stemmed from Meta's new onlin…
Viral 'blanket' Threads account banned, sparking user outrage
- A popular Threads account featuring a blanket on a rain shelter was banned, causing widespread user frustration. - The ban occurred amid a large, unannounced wave of account suspensions on Meta's pl…
Taiwan Control Yuan Debate
Past coverageTaipei Mayor Chiang Wan-an has sparked political debate by proposing the abolition of Taiwan's Control Yuan. While some legislators support the idea, others, like Taipei City Councilor He Menghua, criticize the call. The mayor has also urged parties to reject nominees for the Control Yuan.
Taiwan's Control Yuan Probes Bureaucratic Arrogance, Privatized Docks at Dahu Park
- Taiwan's Control Yuan is investigating alleged bureaucratic arrogance and the privatization of public docks in Taipei's Dahu Park. - The investigation stems from a dispute over a citizen group's req…
Liao Wan-ju declines Control Yuan nomination, supports abolition
- Former legislator Liao Wan-ju has declined a nomination for a Control Yuan position, following a similar refusal by former Taipei Deputy Mayor Hsieh Cheng-ta. - Liao stated her decision supports the…
Taiwanese military doctor impeached over $1.84M bribe allegations
- A former military doctor in Taiwan allegedly accepted over NT$1.84 million in bribes from a pharmaceutical agent. - The Control Yuan has impeached the doctor, citing significant misconduct and a bre…
Taiwan opposition urges constitutional reform to abolish Control Yuan; KMT silent
- Taiwan's opposition parties are calling for constitutional amendments to abolish the Control Yuan. - The Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) stated they would approve any such amendment if it include…
Eduardo Bolsonaro Convicted
Past coverageEduardo Bolsonaro, son of former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro, has been sentenced to over four years in prison by Brazil's Supreme Court for coercing justice. He claims the ruling targets his election bid and lacks due process.
Eduardo Bolsonaro sentenced to over four years in prison for coercing justice
- Eduardo Bolsonaro, son of former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro, has been sentenced to over four years in prison by Brazil's Supreme Court. - The conviction is for coercing justice by lobbying t…
Eduardo Bolsonaro calls STF ruling 'baseless,' claims it targets his election bid
- Eduardo Bolsonaro claims a Supreme Court ruling against him lacks due process and aims to prevent his participation in upcoming elections. - He was unanimously convicted by the STF's First Panel for…
Brazil prosecutor seeks conviction for Eduardo Bolsonaro's alleged coercion of judges
- Brazil's Prosecutor General's Office requested the conviction of former congressman Eduardo Bolsonaro for coercion. - Bolsonaro allegedly intervened with the U.S. government to impose sanctions on B…
Investigating judge votes for conviction of Eduardo Bolsonaro for coercion
- Brazilian judge Alexandre de Moraes recommended the conviction of Eduardo Bolsonaro for coercion. - De Moraes stated Bolsonaro confessed to intervening with the White House to impose sanctions on ma…
Nigeria Public Holiday
Past coverageSeveral Nigerian states, including Sokoto, Osun, and Yobe, have declared public holidays to mark the Islamic New Year, Hijrah 1448 AH. The Sultan of Sokoto declared Tuesday, June 16, 2026, as the first day of Muharram, with states observing the holiday on Tuesday or Wednesday.
Sultan declares Tuesday Islamic new year, Sokoto announces public holiday
- The Sultan of Sokoto declared Tuesday, June 16, as the first day of Muharram 1448AH, marking the start of the Islamic new year. - The Sokoto State Government declared Tuesday a public holiday to all…
Osun declares Wednesday public holiday for Islamic new year
- Osun State in Nigeria has declared Wednesday, June 17, 2026, a public holiday to commemorate the Islamic New Year, Hijira 1448 AH. - The holiday aims to mark the beginning of the Islamic calendar an…
Islamic year: States declare public holiday
- Several Nigerian state governments have declared Tuesday, June 16, 2026, a public holiday to mark the start of the Islamic New Year, Hijrah 1448AH. - Governors urged residents to pray for peace, uni…
Yobe declares Tuesday public holiday for Islamic New Year
- Yobe State in Nigeria has declared Tuesday, June 16, 2026, a public holiday to mark the beginning of the Islamic New Year (1448 AH). - Governor Mai Mala Buni approved the holiday to acknowledge the …
B-52 Bomber Crash
Past coverageA U.S. Air Force B-52 bomber crashed shortly after takeoff from Edwards Air Force Base in California during a test flight. All eight crew members on board are believed to have died. The military does not expect survivors from the incident.
US Air Force B-52 bomber crashes in flames in California, killing all 8 crew aboard
- A US Air Force B-52 Stratofortress bomber crashed in flames during a routine test mission shortly after takeoff at Edwards Air Force Base in California. - All eight crew members, including two Boein…
B-52 bomber crashes at California base, killing eight
- A B-52 bomber crashed during a routine test mission at Edwards Air Force Base in California on Monday. - All eight people on board, including military personnel and Boeing contractors, were killed i…
Eight dead as US Air Force B-52 bomber crashes in California
- A US Air Force B-52 Stratofortress bomber crashed shortly after takeoff from Edwards Air Force Base in California. - All eight crew members on board are presumed dead, and the incident is now a reco…
Eight dead in fiery US bomber crash in California
- Eight people died when a US B-52 bomber crashed shortly after takeoff at Edwards Air Force Base in California on Monday. - The aircraft was on a routine testing mission when it went down in a fireba…
FIFA Clears VAR Official
Past coverageFIFA has closed its investigation into VAR official Shaun Evans, who faced accusations of making a white supremacist gesture. Evans denied the allegations, stating the hand movement was involuntary, and FIFA found no evidence of violation.
FIFA closes VAR official's 'Nazi gesture' probe
- FIFA has closed its investigation into VAR official Shaun Evans, who was accused of making a gesture associated with white supremacy during a World Cup match. - The gesture, an "OK" sign with three …
Australian referee denies white supremacist gesture, FIFA dismisses sanction
- Australian referee Shaun Evans denied making a white supremacist gesture during a World Cup broadcast, stating the hand movement was involuntary. - FIFA's independent disciplinary committee found no…
FIFA Clears VAR Referee Evans of Racist Gesture Allegations
- FIFA's disciplinary committee cleared VAR referee Shaun Evans of making a white supremacist gesture. - An investigation found no evidence of violations of FIFA's disciplinary code. - Evans stated he…
FIFA clears referee Evans after white supremacist gesture accusation
- Australian referee Shaun Evans denied making a white supremacist gesture during a World Cup 2026 match. - Evans stated the hand gesture was an unconscious movement while holding a pen. - FIFA conclu…
Taiwan Opposition Reform Calls
Past coverageTaiwan's opposition parties are urging constitutional reform to abolish the Control Yuan, a government watchdog. The Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) has stated its support for the abolition. Meanwhile, the Kuomintang (KMT) chair claims the '1992 Consensus' is unrelated to 'One Country, Two Systems,' a view disputed by scholars.
Taiwan opposition urges constitutional reform to abolish Control Yuan; KMT silent
- Taiwan's opposition parties are calling for constitutional amendments to abolish the Control Yuan. - The Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) stated they would approve any such amendment if it include…
DPP Slams KMT Chair Jaw Shaw-kong's US Trip as 'Lonely' and Controversial
- The Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) criticized KMT Chairwoman Jaw Shaw-kong's visit to the United States, calling it a "lonely trip" with no substantial progress. - The DPP highlighted three inst…
KMT Legislator Praises US Visit, Slams Lai Government as "Boy Who Cried Wolf"
- KMT legislator Niu Hsu-ting praised Legislator Cheng Li-wen's visit to the US, stating it broke the DPP's monopoly on communication channels. - Niu criticized the Lai administration, likening it to …
KMT Chair Claims '1992 Consensus' Unrelated to 'One Country, Two Systems'; Scholars Disagree
- KMT Chairwoman Hsu Chih-jung claims the "1992 Consensus" and "One Country, Two Systems" are unrelated. - She stated that Chinese President Xi Jinping's 2019 speech was selectively quoted by the DPP.…