Hungary’s constitutional order will change after President Sulyok signed an amendment that shortens his current term. The move clears the way for an early transition to a new presidential term under the revised rules, according to supporters of the measure.
Profiles of Andy Burnham reveal sharply different views from supporters and critics, highlighting the complexity of his leadership style and political career.
Russian authorities fined one anti-war politician and detained another critic, highlighting continued pressure on dissent ahead of parliamentary elections.
A diplomatic yacht tour across Italy unfolds amid growing political tensions between President Trump and Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni.
Germany has raised its national security assessment to a "high threat level," citing increased intelligence indicating a greater risk of attacks and evolving security challenges.
Japan has revised its Imperial House Law to preserve male-only succession while allowing princesses to remain in the imperial family after marriage.
Israeli rabbis are helping security officials warn religious communities about alleged Iranian attempts to recruit citizens for espionage through online contacts and financial incentives.
Iran's Supreme Leader warned the United States of "unforgettable lessons" if military attacks continue, as regional tensions and diplomatic uncertainty persist.
A viral video showing police removing keys from an unattended ute outside a Sydney cafe has led to an internal investigation.
A viral video showing NSW police removing keys from an unattended ute outside a Sydney cafe has led to an internal investigation.
An Irish national pleads guilty to helping an alleged fugitive cross Australia in an escape attempt that ended with arrests and court proceedings.
A man has been charged after an alleged sexual assault involving staff at a Canberra doughnut shop, with the case now moving through the legal process.
The Trump administration has revised Endangered Species Act regulations, ending automatic protections for newly listed threatened species and prompting legal and environmental debate.
Ukraine's leadership faces growing pressure as protests over the dismissal of Defense Minister Mykhailo Fedorov fuel calls for President Zelenskyy to replace Commander-in-Chief Oleksandr Syrskyi.
Turkey is exploring a transfer of its Russian S-400 air-defense system as it seeks to resolve disputes with Washington and regain access to the F-35 fighter jet program.
Police are reviewing an incident after officers removed a driver’s keys during a cafe stop, following public attention from viral footage.
Authorities in Pattaya raided an illegal gambling den on July 19, 2026, leading to a tense armed confrontation where one individual was shot while attempting to resist the police operation.
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In response to a recent escalation in petty theft incidents, local law enforcement authorities have significantly increased nighttime foot and vehicular patrols.
SGA-BARMM councilor Nasser Dalandang was assassinated in a highway ambush on day one of the parliamentary election period. Police launched a manhunt as election security concerns grip the region.
The European Commission’s 2026 Rule of Law Report finds broadly positive momentum in many Central and Eastern European countries, but says reforms remain uneven and key structural problems persist in several states.
Two years after ethnic Serb judges and prosecutors quit Kosovo’s justice system in a mass protest, some are now exploring whether they can return to their judicial roles—while Pristina raises constitutional concerns.
Hundreds of protesters confronted police as billionaire and U.S.-appointed ambassador Tilman Fertitta arrived in Venice by superyacht, drawing criticism over wealth, politics, and the heavy security response.
Nicaragua severed diplomatic relations with Italy after Italy refused to drop its demand that a convicted figure from the 1978 kidnapping and murder of former Italian PM Aldo Moro be extradited.
Poland’s President Karol Nawrocki has vetoed a bill on civil partnerships, setting up a potential parliamentary override that critics say would require an unusually large majority.