London’s High Court has dismissed the bulk of claims that five automakers used prohibited diesel defeat devices, though some damages questions still remain for a later stage.
Police said a 26-year-old arrested on suspicion of murdering the former British government minister had been released and was no longer part of the investigation.
Iran’s slain supreme leader was buried in Mashhad’s Imam Reza shrine, closing a week of public mourning that fused grief, politics and calls for retaliation.
Pro-France politician Virginie Ruffenach won the presidency of New Caledonia’s Congress after a post-election governing arrangement with Eveil Océanien, giving anti-independence forces control of the chamber’s top post.
Viktor Orbán's allies called the proposed constitutional amendment an attack on democracy, while Prime Minister Péter Magyar said voters gave him a mandate to dismantle the former government's system.
Police in Norway say arrests were coordinated across seven countries in an operation targeting suspected buyers of child sexual abuse material who paid with cryptocurrency.
Searches across the Jakarta area and Sentul produced 74 kilograms of gold and large cash holdings as investigators examined alleged corruption and money laundering.
Crowds accompanied the late Iranian supreme leader’s coffin through two Iraqi holy cities on July 8, 2026, amid continuing hostilities between Iran and the United States.
A crude bomb exploded during a National Citizen Party rally in Savar, injuring four people and triggering accusations that police failed to secure the event.
Testimony in an ongoing Hungarian investigation describes an alleged system involving municipal maintenance contracts, front ownership and changing political divisions of profits.
Former president Mahmoud Ahmadinejad was shown at Ali Khamenei's funeral procession, a rare public appearance that added political intrigue to ceremonies designed to project continuity and defiance.
Only 16.1% of voters participated, leaving proposals on post-office benefits and restoring two anti-corruption bodies far below the 50% validity threshold.
Prime Minister Alexandru Munteanu stepped down after months of scandals affecting ministries and state enterprises, while President Maia Sandu said consultations would begin to appoint a new pro-European head of government.
Crowds gathered in Tehran as Iran opened an elaborate funeral programme intended to honour its long-serving supreme leader and project continuity after weeks of war.
Judge Santiago Pedraz's decision to indict Mercedes Gonzalez adds another senior Guardia Civil name to the list of officials formally investigated in democratic Spain.