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The European Parliament recognised the court’s work upholding international law as EU leaders called for it to operate independently and without pressure.

Investigators are examining alleged irregularities involving about $500,000 in advertising funds from Luisa Gonzalez’s 2023 presidential campaign. She denies wrongdoing.

A federal court found Department of Homeland Security operations likely breach the Voting Rights Act’s ban on voter intimidation and raised concerns about potentially flawed data.

A magnitude 7 quake struck southwestern China on Thursday night, injuring 32 people, according to figures cited by Xinhua.

The former UAE ambassador joins six other candidates, with human rights concerns and disputed Sudan allegations likely to draw scrutiny.

Xinhua says 32 people were injured and more than 300 houses collapsed in Baqen county. Relief work is under way as officials assess damage.

The laws direct a federal land conveyance in Sacramento and require the FCC to set requirements for satellite delivery of emergency alerts.

Libya’s eastern parliament has dropped its objection to ratifying a boundary agreement with Türkiye, drawing renewed opposition from Greece, Cyprus and Egypt.

The former European trade commissioner says Europe needs stronger growth to sustain social protection and competitiveness, while urging negotiation with China before stronger trade defences.

The family of the US actor said he died of natural causes on Wednesday. Skerritt won an Emmy for ‘Picket Fences’ in 1993.

Reuters–Ipsos puts support down from 77 per cent at Trump’s second inauguration, ahead of midterm elections on 3 November.

The vice-president urged Republicans to focus on winning after an ad featuring Amy Acton’s estranged mother challenged Acton’s account of her childhood.

The 2026 award recognises the court’s work upholding international law and justice as it faces US sanctions.

Police say investigations continue after nine of 10 suspects were placed under house arrest over reported assaults on a journalist and European diplomats.

The energy secretary called her earlier remark a misjudged joke as the government consults on extending the settlement wait for foreign workers.

Patients face shortages, limited scans and long waits for specialist care abroad. Gaza’s Ministry of Health says disrupted screening may leave cases undetected.

Al Jazeera reports the European Union has honoured the ICC; retrieved event context identifies the prize as the 2026 Sakharov Prize.

The UK reported 32 government services unavailable and four partly unavailable as security updates were applied. No successful breaches had been reported at publication.

The prime minister says there will be no new North Sea licences, while Energy Secretary Miatta Fahnbulleh retains sole responsibility for deciding Rosebank’s future.

Al Jazeera says lawmakers threw objects and ripped microphones from desks. The report gives no details about what prompted the clash.