Courts, regulation, legal affairs, privacy, and corporate law.
In a significant legal move, Ghana's government is seeking a review of Canada's decision to deny a visa to midfielder Thomas Partey. The case is set for consideration in a Canadian court.
Rafael Mir, a former striker for Wolverhampton Wanderers and Nottingham Forest, has received an eight and a half year prison sentence after being convicted of sexual assault.
A recent Civil Guard report suggests that the initials 'P.S.' in a diary belong to Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez, raising concerns about political interference in legal proceedings.
In Geneva, around 20,000 individuals, including approximately 600 militants, gathered to protest the upcoming G7 summit, as leaders prepare to meet in France.
On June 14, 2026, approximately 1,000 people gathered in north London to demonstrate for and against an event promoting Israeli property sales, leading to 14 arrests.
In Geneva, demonstrators protesting the G7 summit clashed with police, who used tear gas to disperse crowds targeting UN buildings.
R. Sugathan, a BJP councillor in Thiruvananthapuram, is reportedly facing 19 criminal cases, prompting protests from the Youth Morcha against his arrest.
A litigant has urged the Madras High Court to establish an expert committee to develop a biogas policy, suggesting a pilot project in Greater Chennai Corporation as a starting point.
A toddler has been reported missing since June 6 after disappearing while playing in a garden in Ch. Agraharam, prompting a search by NDRF and SDRF teams.
NLCIL's first supercritical thermal power project has reached a key milestone with the successful completion of its full-load trial operation, marking the start of commercial operations.
A recent sentencing of a man to 15 years for drugging and raping his wife reveals significant societal issues regarding male dominance and chemical submission.
The mining hearing in Mid Florida has faced multiple rescheduling, leading to frustration among stakeholders and uncertainty regarding its impact on operations.
This editorial explores how court-ordered oversight may influence Sigma Lithium's environmental risk management and the trust of its stakeholders.
A federal judge has mandated that the Kennedy Center remove Trump's name, reinforcing the institution's dedication to John F. Kennedy. The ruling is outlined in a detailed 94-page document.
The Trump administration's efforts to reduce 'statistical noise' may lead to decreased public data availability from the Census Bureau, impacting privacy protections.
Federal prosecutors assigned to cases against Trump are reportedly encountering difficulties due to their limited experience in handling such high-profile legal matters.
Ken Leech, a former prominent bond investor, has pleaded guilty to charges related to obstructing a probe into his trading practices, with a trial on additional charges set to start soon.
Suspicious online activity by the man suspected of killing Lyhanna was reported by NCMEC, a leading organization that aggregates alerts collected by internet service providers, major web platforms and social media companies.
Sarah McGrath of Women for Women France emphasizes the importance of implementing stronger safeguarding measures for survivors awaiting trial.
Following the arrest of a Sudanese man in connection with a stabbing in Belfast, U.K. leaders are urging for peace as anti-immigration protests erupt.