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Government Launches Investigation into Background Check Regulations

Government Launches Investigation into Background Check Regulations

Mon 15 Sept 2025 18:47 CEST

The alarms about infiltration follow each other. The government now wants to review the regulations for background checks in both private and public activities

Nepal's First Female Leader Sushila Karki Promises Six-Month Term

Nepal's First Female Leader Sushila Karki Promises Six-Month Term

Sun 14 Sept 2025 09:39 CEST

Nepal's new leader Sushila Karki says that she will heed the demonstrators' demands and put an end to corruption. She also promises not to remain as prime minister for more than six months

Banksy Mural Removed from Historic London Wall

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Banksy Mural Removed from Historic London Wall

Thu 11 Sept 2025 09:46 CEST

Banksy's wall painting on a culturally historic wall by the Supreme Court in London is now washed away. It remained – covered – for only three days

Håkan Nesser Appeals Prison Sentence to Supreme Court Again

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Håkan Nesser Appeals Prison Sentence to Supreme Court Again

Wed 10 Sept 2025 11:14 CEST

The author Håkan Nesser appeals the prison sentence to the Supreme Court, once again.

Supreme Court Allows ICE Raids in Los Angeles

Supreme Court Allows ICE Raids in Los Angeles

Tue 9 Sept 2025 07:59 CEST

USA's highest court gives the migration authority ICE green light to stop individuals without direct suspicions that they are staying in the country illegally. Critics mean that the action is unconstitutional and a form of ethnic profiling

Bolsonaro Faces Court Over Alleged Plot to Poison Rival Lula

Bolsonaro Faces Court Over Alleged Plot to Poison Rival Lula

Fri 5 Sept 2025 05:50 CEST

Brazil's political fate hangs in the balance as the country's constitutional court rules on former President Jair Bolsonaro's involvement in a coup attempt in 2023. But the process against him has already had major political consequences from a USA that sees Bolsonaro as an ally

Trump urges Supreme Court to uphold tariffs amid legal challenge

Trump urges Supreme Court to uphold tariffs amid legal challenge

Thu 4 Sept 2025 05:02 CEST

Wall Street Opens September with Losses Across Major Indexes

Wall Street Opens September with Losses Across Major Indexes

Tue 2 Sept 2025 22:10 CEST

Tech giants and a ketchup manufacturer were among the losers when the New York stock exchange started September with red numbers.

Danish Spy Wins Supreme Court Case Over Terror Conviction

Danish Spy Wins Supreme Court Case Over Terror Conviction

Tue 2 Sept 2025 12:11 CEST

The Danish intelligence services PET and FE acknowledge that the convicted terrorist Ahmed Samsam has in fact been their source in Syria. The acknowledgement, described as historic, comes after a ruling in the Supreme Court

National Road 62 in Värmland Faces Collapse Risk Amid EU Regulations

National Road 62 in Värmland Faces Collapse Risk Amid EU Regulations

Sun 31 Aug 2025 07:18 CEST

Despite the fact that national road 62 in northern Värmland is at risk of collapsing, the Swedish Transport Administration has been denied permission to secure it. The area is namely strictly protected by the EU's environmental regulations

Man Wrongly Deported from USA to El Salvador Released

Man Wrongly Deported from USA to El Salvador Released

Sat 23 Aug 2025 04:10 CEST

Kilmar Ábrego García, who was wrongly deported from the USA to El Salvador, has been released from the detention center he has been in since he was brought back to the USA.

Supreme Court Rules Geologists Keep Meteorite Found in Enköping

Supreme Court Rules Geologists Keep Meteorite Found in Enköping

Tue 19 Aug 2025 09:06 CEST

The two geologists who found a meteorite that had fallen onto a plot of land outside Enköping are entitled to the stone, the Supreme Court rules. A nearly five-year-long dispute is thus over

Gothenburg Race Must Revise Registration Terms After Court Ruling

Gothenburg Race Must Revise Registration Terms After Court Ruling

Thu 14 Aug 2025 13:13 CEST

The Supreme Court has decided that the Göteborgsvarvet's current registration terms are unreasonable and must be changed going forward. The background is that runners did not get their entry fees back when the race was cancelled during the pandemic in 2021

Bolsonaro Under House Arrest for Violating Social Media Ban

Bolsonaro Under House Arrest for Violating Social Media Ban

Tue 5 Aug 2025 00:02 CEST

Brazil's former president Jair Bolsonaro is placed under house arrest for having violated a ban on using social media, according to a decision from a judge in the country's supreme court.

Residents Face Costs for PFAS Water Purification in Sweden

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Residents Face Costs for PFAS Water Purification in Sweden

Sun 3 Aug 2025 15:23 CEST

In several municipalities, the drinking water still contains high levels of PFAS chemicals. Despite the polluter according to law should pay for the purification, the costs can instead be borne by the residents

Supreme Court Enhances Guardian Rights for Elderly and Sick

Supreme Court Enhances Guardian Rights for Elderly and Sick

Sun 3 Aug 2025 10:29 CEST

France Supreme Court Lifts Arrest Warrant Against Bashar al-Assad

France Supreme Court Lifts Arrest Warrant Against Bashar al-Assad

Fri 25 Jul 2025 16:38 CEST

The Supreme Court in France has lifted the arrest warrant against Syria's ousted dictator Bashar al-Assad.

Canadian World Junior Hockey Players Acquitted of Sexual Assault

Canadian World Junior Hockey Players Acquitted of Sexual Assault

Thu 24 Jul 2025 21:09 CEST

The five World Junior Championship players in Canada are acquitted of sexual assaults.

Court Blocks Trump's Birthright Citizenship Order

Court Blocks Trump's Birthright Citizenship Order

Thu 24 Jul 2025 04:30 CEST

A federal appeals court in the USA stops President Donald Trump's order to prevent automatic citizenship for children born in the country.

ICJ: Vulnerable Nations May Claim Climate Compensation

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ICJ: Vulnerable Nations May Claim Climate Compensation

Wed 23 Jul 2025 07:22 CEST

Not taking measures to protect the planet from climate change can violate international law, states the UN's International Court of Justice (ICJ). At the same time, they open up for the possibility that particularly vulnerable countries may be entitled to climate compensation from countries that do not fulfill their obligations

Judge: Bolsonaro Violated Social Media Ban

Judge: Bolsonaro Violated Social Media Ban

Tue 22 Jul 2025 08:33 CEST

A judge in Brazil's highest court has threatened the former president Jair Bolsonaro with prison for having violated a ban on using social media.

Ica Disciplinary Board Awaits Supreme Court Ruling on Retailers

Ica Disciplinary Board Awaits Supreme Court Ruling on Retailers

Mon 21 Jul 2025 16:19 CEST

Bangladesh Protests Demand Electoral Reform Ahead of Next Year's Election

Bangladesh Protests Demand Electoral Reform Ahead of Next Year's Election

Sat 19 Jul 2025 17:19 CEST

Hundreds of thousands of supporters of Bangladesh's largest Islamist party gathered in the capital on Saturday and demanded a review of the electoral system ahead of the election next year, as the country prepares for the election next year.

All 13 Convicted in Ica Scandal Appeal to Supreme Court

All 13 Convicted in Ica Scandal Appeal to Supreme Court

Fri 18 Jul 2025 13:30 CEST