Courts, regulation, legal affairs, privacy, and corporate law.
A Brazilian court has ordered Sigma Lithium to secure collateral in response to environmental damage allegations, resulting in an 11.5% decline in stock value.
A building in the Philippines collapsed early this morning following a severe thunderstorm, with rescuers indicating they may be hearing voices from within the rubble.
Police leaders in the UK express concerns that technology firms are failing to adequately safeguard children from online threats.
A suspect was shot and killed by law enforcement following gunfire near the White House, where President Trump was engaged in negotiations with Iran, leading to a significant police response.
A driver of a modified Mustang questions the validity of a ticket issued by a police officer, leading to a court review of the case.
Serious allegations have emerged against agents from the Serious Fraud Office (SFO) regarding their conduct in a mining investigation in London.
A couple has been ordered into pretrial detention in Setúbal, Portugal, following serious charges of aggravated assault and abandonment of their children after a lengthy court hearing.
A court has decided that a French couple accused of abandoning two young boys on a roadside in southern Portugal will stay in custody until their trial.
A court in Setubal has ordered the detention of a 41-year-old woman and her 55-year-old partner on serious charges related to the abandonment of her children.
In a significant show of dissent, thousands rallied in Ankara and Istanbul after a court removed the leader of the CHP party, reflecting ongoing tensions in Turkish politics.
Recent legal issues surrounding Sigma Lithium raise questions about the company's market valuation and future prospects in the industry.
A Spanish court has decided not to impose a fine on NordVPN concerning a piracy blocking order issued by LaLiga, marking a significant ruling in the ongoing legal discussions around digital piracy.
A Maryland federal judge has dismissed the indictment against Kilmar Ábrego García, suggesting that political motivations influenced the prosecution following his deportation challenge.
In the wake of US prosecutors indicting Raúl Castro for a 1996 incident, residents of Havana share their mixed feelings, emphasizing the need for dialogue rather than conflict.
The US has sanctioned a Tanzanian police official due to allegations of torture against rights activists, reflecting increasing scrutiny of the country's human rights situation.
In a series of violent incidents in northern Honduras, at least 24 individuals have lost their lives, among them four police officers, highlighting ongoing security challenges.
A federal judge is set to determine the future of Live Nation-Ticketmaster as more than 30 states petition for its breakup, raising concerns about market dominance.
Recent trial data for Immunovant's arthritis treatment has led to a notable increase in the company's stock value, amidst other significant biotech developments.
In response to the US charging Cuba's former leader with murder, China has called for the cessation of what it describes as threats against Cuba, amid ongoing tensions.
After four years of online accusations, Fantasm has successfully won a defamation case at the Lyon Judicial Court, with the individual responsible found guilty of public defamation.