Ukrainian President Zelensky risks losing army control by dismissing Commander-in-Chief Syrsky due to protest pressure, according to Strana. This follows Defense Minister Fyodorov's earlier removal and ongoing protests demanding Syrsky's dismissal, creating internal military conflict.
Nintendo has urged a US court to dismiss a class-action lawsuit demanding it pass tariff refunds to customers, arguing buyers have no legal right to funds Nintendo may receive from the government. Similar lawsuits target Sony and Microsoft, following a Supreme Court ruling that deemed Trump-era tariffs illegal.
Argentina's FIFA World Cup final defeat to Spain is under renewed scrutiny after new footage emerged showing Nicolas Tagliafico allegedly faking injury and Lionel Messi attempting to influence the referee following Enzo Fernandez's red card. The article also details post-match altercations involving Nahuel Molina and Leandro Paredes, drawing criticism from former England players.
Nintendo has asked a US court to dismiss a class-action lawsuit seeking tariff refunds for customers who bought Switch consoles and accessories, arguing consumers have no legal right to refunds Nintendo may receive from the government. Similar lawsuits have been filed against Sony and Microsoft.
Protests sparked by the dismissal of Ukrainian Defense Minister Mikhail Fyodorov have spread to at least 16 cities, including Kiev and Dnepropetrovsk. Demonstrations, now in their fifth day, initially called for Fyodorov's reinstatement but have expanded to demand the dismissal of military chief Alexander Syrsky.
Protests sparked by the July 14 dismissal of Ukraine's Defense Minister Mikhail Fyodorov have expanded from Kiev to at least 12 cities. Demonstrators initially demanded Fyodorov's reinstatement but now also call for Commander-in-Chief Alexander Syrsky's dismissal, following a conflict between the two officials.
Assam's Finance Minister Jayanta Malla Baruah proposed dismissing government employees practicing polygamy and barring them from welfare schemes in the state budget. A bill to ban polygamous marriages with up to seven years imprisonment was also passed last year.
President Trump terminated the last three members of the Election Assistance Commission, leaving the federal body without active members. This move follows a Supreme Court decision and aligns with Trump's push for federal intervention in voting processes ahead of the midterm elections.
A senior White House official compared Sir Keir Starmer's lobbying on World Cup kick-off times to Donald Trump's FIFA intervention, deeming Starmer's actions "far more egregious" due to safety concerns.
Moldova's Constitutional Court has ruled the 1994 law granting special status to Gagauzia unconstitutional. The decision impacts the formation of the Central Election Commission and appointments to law enforcement and justice departments within the autonomous region.
A court has ruled that the dismissal of former Daegu District Prosecutor's Office official Lee Gyu-won was justified. Lee had run for proportional representation in the general election while still a prosecutor, and was dismissed for violating political neutrality and engaging in political activities.
The Allahabad High Court ruled that a family court must declare a couple divorced even if talaq was pronounced privately under Muslim Personal Law, provided neither party disputes it. The court stated its role is to record the valid extra-judicial divorce for public record.
The Digital Chamber, a blockchain trade association, filed an amicus brief opposing a lawsuit seeking ownership of 39,069 dormant Bitcoin addresses. They argue treating these as abandoned property would harm digital asset ownership principles and traditional finance.
Donald Trump confirmed he asked FIFA president Gianni Infantino to review Folarin Balogun's red card, believing it was unfair. He denied pressuring FIFA, stating he only requested a review. FIFA suspended the automatic ban, drawing criticism from Belgium.
FIFA suspended Folarin Balogun's one-match ban for a red card, making him eligible for the US vs. Belgium World Cup match. Belgium's football association appealed the decision, which reportedly followed US President Donald Trump's intervention.
The Jharkhand High Court reinstated a peon sacked for taking office tea powder and biscuits, deeming the dismissal "grossly disproportionate." The court cited a vague show-cause notice and lack of reasons in the termination order as violations of natural justice.
Charlie Dean, once defined by a controversial Mankad dismissal, has stepped up as England captain during Nat Sciver-Brunt's injury, steering the team to the T20 World Cup semi-finals with a calm and infectious leadership style.
The United States secured a 2-0 victory over Bosnia and Herzegovina to advance to the FIFA World Cup 2026 Round of 16. However, star striker Folarin Balogun received a red card in the second half after a VAR review for stepping on an opponent's ankle, making him unavailable for the next match against Belgium unless an appeal is successful.
India's Ishan Kishan was run out in the first T20I against England due to a mix-up with Abhishek Sharma. Sharma later scored 59 off 24 balls, but the match was abandoned due to rain.
The United States secured a 2-0 victory over Bosnia and Herzegovina to advance to the FIFA World Cup 2026 Round of 16. However, star striker Folarin Balogun received a red card after a VAR review for stepping on an opponent's ankle, making him likely to miss the next match against Belgium.
India's Ishan Kishan was run out due to a mix-up with Abhishek Sharma in the first T20I against England. Despite the early setback, Sharma scored 59 off 24 balls, and India posted 189/7. The match was abandoned due to rain.
England wicketkeeper Jos Buttler achieved his 100th T20I dismissal despite rain abandoning the 1st T20I against India. India posted 189/7, with Abhishek Sharma and Shreyas Iyer scoring fifties, but rain prevented England's chase.
The U.S. Attorney's office in Chicago is reviewing over 1,000 grand jury presentations due to prosecutorial misconduct that led to the dismissal of a high-profile case. The review covers pending and past cases, aiming to ensure ethical conduct and prevent tainted proceedings.
Four Venezuelan police officers were arrested and face dismissal for allegedly looting cash from a collapsed building after devastating earthquakes killed nearly 2,000. Public anger grows over slow government rescue efforts and alleged misconduct by some military and police personnel, while volunteers continue search efforts.
