West Bengal Police arrested Sarina Bibi, wife of jailed TMC leader Jahangir Khan, for allegedly orchestrating an attack on Falta police station to free her husband. Over 25 people have been arrested in connection with the June 17 incident.
The Federation of Indian Pilots (FIP) alleges the AAIB's preliminary report on Air India flight 171 omits crucial cockpit warning data suggesting electrical failure. FIP's independent simulator tests contradict the report's timeline for emergency power deployment, raising concerns for the deceased pilots.
Detectives are investigating a potential network that may have helped Dezi Freeman evade capture for over seven months after the fatal shooting of two police officers. Five people have been arrested and released without charge as part of the probe into whether Freeman received assistance while on the run before his death in March.
Two wanted operatives of the banned Khalistan Zindabad Force (KZF), Gurwinder Singh and Manjeet Singh, were deported from Malaysia and apprehended by Punjab police in New Delhi. They are accused of channeling terror funds and targeting critical railway infrastructure in Punjab.
Liberal Democrat MP Cameron Thomas has been arrested by Gloucestershire police on suspicion of controlling and coercive behaviour and assault. The 43-year-old MP for Tewkesbury had his party whip and membership suspended following the arrest.
Belarusian officials, speaking at a CIS meeting, labeled a Ukrainian drone attack on a bus carrying children in Russia's Bryansk Region as a clear terrorist act. They called for international condemnation and punishment for perpetrators, viewing it as an attempt to draw Belarus into the conflict and an attack on the Russia-Belarus Union State.
The US Justice Department has launched a civil rights investigation into Major League Baseball after the league warned three San Francisco Giants players for writing Bible verses on their hats during Pride Night. The investigation will examine if the discipline constitutes religious discrimination.
Police in Ajmer, Rajasthan, arrested four individuals for allegedly trafficking a 14-year-old girl, selling her for marriage, and gang-raping her. The arrests were made under the 'Umang Abhiyan-VII' anti-human trafficking drive.
Germany has warned the US that an investigation into its drug pricing policies could jeopardize a transatlantic trade deal that includes a 15% tariff cap on European exports, including medicines. Chancellor Merz stated Germany's pricing is a domestic matter, while EU officials expect the US to honor its commitments.
The UK's Bar Standards Board has suspended ICC Prosecutor Karim Khan over allegations of sexual misconduct. This follows a similar suspension by the ICC itself and comes amid Khan's pursuit of arrest warrants against Israeli leaders.
Belarus has lodged a protest with Ukraine's Charge d'Affaires over a Ukrainian drone attack on a bus carrying Belarusian children in Russia's Bryansk Region. Minsk demands a swift and strict accountability for all those responsible.
Three Amazon engineers who testified against AI data center buildouts are reportedly under company investigation. Amazon Employees for Climate Justice filed a civil rights complaint, alleging the company violated Seattle law by discriminating against employees based on political ideology.
Ivory Coast striker Elye Wahi, under investigation in France for alleged betting offenses, has been cleared to travel to Canada for a World Cup match against Germany. The Ivorian Football Federation confirmed permissions were secured after initial doubts.
Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath announced an SIT probe into allegations of financial irregularities concerning donations at Ayodhya's Ram Mandir. The probe was requested by the temple trust, and Adityanath urged against baseless comments until findings are released.
Labour peer Thangam Debbonaire confronted Reform UK MP Sarah Pochin during a byelection count, accusing her of racism and defending Nigel Farage's undeclared £5m gift. The exchange, broadcast on Sky News, touched on Farage's financial dealings and Pochin's past controversial remarks about diversity in advertising.
The U.S. has launched an investigation into Germany's pharma policies, citing "persistent underpayment" for medicines as Germany seeks to control rising healthcare costs. U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer expressed concern over proposed legislation to reduce drug spending, calling it a "serious step backwards."
Un messaggio in una chat studentesca cilena, "dobbiamo fargli fare la fine di Charlie Kirk", ha portato all'indagine per minacce contro il presidente José Antonio Kast e all'arresto di un 19enne.
The US has initiated a trade probe into Germany's drug pricing policies, suspecting systematic underpayment for innovative medicines. Washington claims US patients bear a disproportionate R&D cost burden and warns of potential trade measures, including tariffs, if no resolution is reached.
Once hailed as a dotcom pioneer, Julie Meyer faces allegations of fraud and mismanagement across multiple failed ventures. Investors and former staff claim millions were lost, citing unpaid wages, debts, and misappropriated funds, leading to a trail of controversy from London to Malta.
England captain Ben Stokes may return for the third Test against New Zealand as optimism grows within the team, pending an investigation into a nightclub incident. He's been included in Durham's squad for a County Championship match.
England captain Ben Stokes may return for the third Test vs. New Zealand as optimism grows within the team. He faces an investigation for allegedly breaching team curfew and visiting a nightclub. Stokes has been included in Durham's squad for a County Championship match.
US Senators are proposing to withhold Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's travel funds until the Pentagon releases overdue reports on civilian harm investigations, including a deadly strike on an Iranian school and strikes near Venezuela.
Former Defense Minister Kim Yong-hyun was sentenced to 3 years in prison for leaking intelligence agency personnel lists to form an illegal election investigation team during the 12.3 emergency martial law. He was also previously sentenced to 30 years for rebellion and foreign exchange violations.
The Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) is investigating Oxevision, a camera and sensor system used by 40% of NHS mental health trusts to monitor patients in their bedrooms, over data protection concerns. Patients describe it as 'creepy' and 'spying,' while a bereaved mother claims it contributed to her daughter's paranoia before suicide. Oxehealth (now LIO) states the technology enhances safety and frees up staff time.
