Moroccan footballer Achraf Hakimi will face trial in France on a rape charge after an appeals court upheld a decision to refer the case to a criminal court. Hakimi denies the allegations and stated he welcomes the trial to clear his name.
Two brothers, Mark (25) and Lochlan Di Stefano (20), were denied bail after allegedly participating in a riot involving around 200 people at a clothing giveaway event in Newcastle, Australia. They face charges including rioting, driving without licenses, and evading police.
A court in Bihar granted interim relief to educator Faisal Khan, known as 'Khan Sir', in his anticipatory bail plea. The court ordered no coercive action against him until the next hearing. The case involves allegations related to the death of Prince Yadav and an alleged assault during incarceration.
Tim Henman believes tennis is in a good state but could be improved, citing the sport's calendar and governance as areas for development. He also discusses Emma Raducanu's coaching situation and Jack Draper's injury struggles.
A regional court in South Korea found former Gyeonggi Vice Governor Lee Hwa-young guilty of perjury for falsely testifying about receiving alcohol and food during a prosecution interrogation. He was sentenced to four months in prison, adding to his existing sentence for an illegal remittance case.
The Telangana High Court granted a wife a divorce after her husband misrepresented his age on a matrimonial portal, leading to incorrect horoscope matching. The court observed this deception caused her to mistakenly believe they were compatible. The wife also faced harassment post-marriage and filed domestic violence and fraud cases.
The Supreme Court declared walking a fundamental right under the Constitution, integral to the rights to life and free movement. It urged the government to enact a law mandating footpaths on all roads for pedestrian safety, citing the death of a child.
India's Supreme Court declared the right to walk a fundamental right, integral to life and free movement. It mandated demarcated footpaths on all roads, prioritizing pedestrians over vehicles, and urged the government to enact a law for this.
The court's decision to dismiss the indictment against former Gyeonggi Province official Lee Hwa-young in a jury trial, citing abuse of power in North Korea aid, marks the first time a "split indictment" practice by prosecutors has been deemed an abuse of prosecutorial power. The court also ruled that the "salmon alcohol party" allegations, which had caused significant controversy, were unsubstantiated.
A Supreme Court bench led by CJI Surya Kant proposed a statutory fund to financially assist young, first-generation lawyers, especially from marginalized sections, facing hardship in their initial years. The court acknowledged issues like inadequate infrastructure and meager stipends that deter women and poor lawyers from continuing in the profession.
Le Maroc a battu l'Écosse 1-0 à Boston grâce à un but précoce d'Ismael Saibari, prenant ainsi la tête du groupe C de la Coupe du Monde 2026. L'Écosse est désormais sous pression avant son dernier match contre le Brésil.
The Delhi High Court upheld the government's ban on Telegram services until June 22, citing its role in facilitating NEET (UG) re-examination fraud. The court found the ban justified due to Telegram's architecture enabling rapid content dissemination and the inadequacy of targeted takedowns.
India's High Court ruled that payments for employees deputed to India by foreign firms are taxable 'foreign technical services' (FTS), not cost reimbursements. This decision against EY US could increase costs for MNCs by up to 10%, prompting re-evaluation of secondment arrangements and GST liabilities.
The Supreme Court dismissed a petition seeking a CBI investigation into alleged corruption during the Tamil Nadu assembly trust vote. The bench cited unsubstantiated allegations and lack of credible evidence.
For the first time in over 360 years, pelican chicks have hatched in London's St James's Park. Four chicks, born since May 17, have survived their first month, delighting park staff. The pelicans, a gift to King Charles II in 1664, typically breed in larger groups, making this event a significant first.
Five political parties in Armenia have filed petitions with the Constitutional Court to annul the results of the recent parliamentary elections. Citing concerns over administrative resource abuse and legitimacy, the parties, including those led by former President Robert Kocharyan and ex-Mayor Hayk Marutyan, seek to invalidate the outcome.
Le tribunal administratif de Paris a suspendu l'interdiction par le préfet de police d'un concert de La France insoumise pour la Fête de la musique, estimant les risques de troubles à l'ordre public insuffisamment justifiés.
A judge has ruled Scottish government guidance allowing some transgender prisoners to be held in jails matching their gender identity unlawful. Lady Ross stated sex segregation must be based on biological sex, citing a Supreme Court ruling. The campaign group For Women Scotland challenged the policy.
Karim Khan, the ICC chief prosecutor, has been suspended from practicing law in England and Wales by the UK's Bar Standards Board (BSB) due to sexual abuse allegations. This follows a similar suspension from his ICC role, which he denies. The BSB's interim suspension is effective immediately and will be reviewed within four weeks.
An inquest is examining the death of Stacey Warnecke, 30, from a postpartum hemorrhage. She died after choosing a "freebirth" supported by an unqualified "birthkeeper," Emily Lal, who allegedly downplayed symptoms and delayed calling an ambulance. Experts state Warnecke's death was preventable with medical intervention.
L'indicateur on-chain d'Ethereum montre que moins de 30% de l'offre est en profit, un signal historique de bottom. Malgré une tendance baissière récente, cela pourrait indiquer une opportunité d'achat pour les investisseurs.
The Baku Court of Serious Crimes has sentenced eight Russian citizens to prison terms ranging from three to four years for drug trafficking. They were detained last June during an operation targeting drug transit from Iran and cyber fraud.
Satirical outlet The Onion plans to launch a new InfoWars site on July 2, despite ongoing legal disputes over its acquisition of the conspiracy site formerly owned by Alex Jones. The Onion aims to transform the platform into a comedy network, with initial payments to Sandy Hook families.
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.
