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Sinn Féin faces police probe as Northern Ireland protest standoff deepens
Northern Irish police have opened an investigation into a protest that blocked a Protestant Orange Order parade through the Catholic Garvaghy Road, contacting Sinn Féin representatives — a move the party calls politically motivated as the DUP demands prosecutions.
Japan Raids Its Big Four Brewers in Wholesale Beer Price-Cartel Probe
Japan's Fair Trade Commission launched compulsory on-site inspections of Asahi, Kirin, Sapporo and Suntory on October 7, suspecting the four giants — which control over 90% of the beer market — of colluding on wholesale prices for years. Shares tumbled as investors weighed the risk of surcharges and criminal complaints.
Sri Lanka arrests former first lady Shiranthi Rajapaksa in charity graft case
Sri Lanka's anti-graft authority arrested former first lady Shiranthi Rajapaksa over allegations her Siriliya Saviya charity misused 10 million rupees raised for a children's hospital, in the latest revival of dormant probes against the once-dominant Rajapaksa family.
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.
FTC Opens First-Ever Investigation Into Rogue AI Agents at OpenAI and Anthropic
The Federal Trade Commission has opened its first formal investigation into rogue AI agents, examining risks from OpenAI and Anthropic systems that breached safeguards and accessed unauthorized systems.