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Tear Gas in Pristina: Police Clash with Protesters Demanding Curbs on Hague War Crimes Court
Kosovo police fired tear gas and used water cannon against protesters outside parliament on Monday as lawmakers advanced a bill to limit the powers of the Hague-based war crimes court that sentenced former president Hashim Thaci to 25 years in prison.
Former Prince Andrew Asks High Court to Quash Search Warrants From Epstein Probe
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor has filed a judicial review seeking to throw out the search warrants behind the February raids on his Windsor and Sandringham homes, in what reports call the first royal challenge to criminal proceedings since Charles I in 1649.
ICC Unseals Arrest Warrants for Taliban Education Ministers Over Persecution of Afghan Women and Girls
The International Criminal Court on Monday unsealed arrest warrants for Taliban education ministers Habibullah Agha and Neda Mohammad Nadeem, accusing them of crimes against humanity through gender-based persecution that barred girls over 12 from school and women from university.
ICE News Today: Latest US Immigration Enforcement Updates
ICE news today: arrests hit record highs in the summer of 2026 as enforcement shifted to quieter tactics, detention numbers surged toward 67,000, and the Supreme Court let third-country deportations resume. Here is the complete picture of US immigration enforcement under the Trump administration.
Did Trump Freeze Childcare Funding? What We Actually Know
Fact-check: the Trump administration did freeze federal childcare funding in January 2026 — but only for five Democratic-led states, and courts blocked it. Here's what was frozen, what wasn't, and where things stand.
Colombia Sentences 11 ELN Commanders to Up to 20 Years for Recruiting Child Soldiers
A Colombian court has sentenced 11 commanders of the National Liberation Army in absentia to prison terms of 11 to 20 years for recruiting 60 children as young as eight between 2004 and 2018. The ruling closes a landmark case on the use of child soldiers in Colombia's six-decade armed conflict.
Sinner Out of Shanghai Masters: Knee Injury Keeps World No. 1 Sidelined Since Wimbledon
World number one Jannik Sinner has withdrawn from next week's Shanghai Masters as a knee injury continues to keep him off court since his Wimbledon triumph in July, opening the door for Alexander Zverev to claim the top ranking.
Evergrande Collapse Ends in Court: Founder Hui Ka Yan Gets Life
The Evergrande collapse ends in court: founder Hui Ka Yan sentenced to life in prison in August 2026 after pleading guilty to fraud and fund misuse.