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Sonam Wangchuk's Hunger Strike Enters 24th Day Amid NEET Paper Leak Protests

Activist Sonam Wangchuk's hunger strike against the NEET paper leak reached its 24th day, with the Cockroach Janta Party intensifying protests in Delhi and demanding Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan's resignation. The demonstration, joined by prominent personalities, was marred by allegations of police force against protesters, which Delhi Police denied.

Times of India

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UK Government Announces £251m Funding Boost for Police to Protect Jewish Communities

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Politique·13/07/2026Résumé IA

UK Government Announces £251m Funding Boost for Police to Protect Jewish Communities

The UK government has announced a £251m funding increase for police forces across England to combat a rise in antisemitic attacks. The Metropolitan Police will receive £86m for 300 extra officers, while Greater Manchester Police gets £22m. The funds will also support national coordination and counter-terrorism efforts.

BBC News

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Politique·13/07/2026Résumé IA

UK Government Announces £251m Funding Boost for Police to Protect Jewish Communities

The UK government has announced a £251m funding boost for police forces across England to combat a rise in antisemitic attacks. The Metropolitan Police will receive £86m to recruit 300 extra officers and establish new community hubs.

BBC News

Iceland Tops Global Peace Index for 19th Consecutive Year

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Monde·09/07/2026Résumé IA

Iceland Tops Global Peace Index for 19th Consecutive Year

Iceland has maintained its position as the world's most peaceful country for 19 years, according to the 2026 Global Peace Index. The report, by the Institute for Economics and Peace, cites Iceland's lack of a standing military, low crime rates, and strong social cohesion.

Times of India

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Suspect in Wife and Daughters' Murder Flees to Zimbabwe, Police Urge Surrender

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Crime·08/07/2026Résumé IA

Suspect in Wife and Daughters' Murder Flees to Zimbabwe, Police Urge Surrender

Bedfordshire police are seeking Ndodana Mkhanyisi Tshuma, 45, a British citizen, in connection with the murders of his wife Nothabo Zandile Tshuma and their two daughters, Natalie and Nala. Tshuma fled to Zimbabwe via Heathrow Airport and police are working with international agencies to apprehend him.

Guardian UK

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Chicago Police Superintendent Larry Snelling Announces Retirement

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Politique·02/07/2026Résumé IA

Chicago Police Superintendent Larry Snelling Announces Retirement

Chicago Police Superintendent Larry Snelling announced his retirement after a three-year tenure. He led the 12,000-officer department through periods of fluctuating crime rates and a court-ordered overhaul, preparing the city for major events like the Democratic National Convention.

ABC News

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Australia and Vanuatu Sign Security and Economic Pact Barring Foreign Military Bases

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Politique·30/06/2026Résumé IA

Australia and Vanuatu Sign Security and Economic Pact Barring Foreign Military Bases

Australia and Vanuatu signed a security and economic agreement in Canberra, preventing foreign military bases on the island. The pact aims to counter China's growing influence in the South Pacific, with Australia offering economic support and Vanuatu committing to non-militarization of infrastructure.

Euronews News

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Montreal Mayor Calls for Halt to Random Police Checks Amid Racism Probe

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Politique·22/06/2026Résumé IA

Montreal Mayor Calls for Halt to Random Police Checks Amid Racism Probe

Montreal's mayor has requested a pause on random police checks following an internal investigation into racism and racial profiling involving 16 officers. The mayor, whose Black husband has been repeatedly stopped by police, cited personal experience and broader community concerns. The police chief announced reassignment of officers accused of targeting Black and Arab residents, with some cases potentially leading to criminal charges.

Guardian World

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Man Arrested Nine Years After Jogger Pushed Woman into Path of Bus on Putney Bridge

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Crime·15/06/2026Résumé IA

Man Arrested Nine Years After Jogger Pushed Woman into Path of Bus on Putney Bridge

A 44-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of attempted grievous bodily harm nine years after a woman was pushed into the path of a bus on Putney Bridge. The incident in 2017 was captured on video, and the bus driver's quick reactions saved the woman's life.

Former HK Police Deputy Commissioner Appointed to Lead Food and Environmental Hygiene Department

Albert Yuen Yuk-kin, a former deputy commissioner of operations with the Hong Kong police, has been appointed to lead the Food and Environmental Hygiene Department (FEHD) after a 37-year career. This appointment, along with the director of information services role, went to individuals with police backgrounds as part of civil service reforms.

SCMP Economy

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Drug diversion schemes more effective than prosecution, study finds

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Law·13/06/2026Résumé IA

Drug diversion schemes more effective than prosecution, study finds

A new analysis of over 62,000 criminal incidents in England found that drug diversion schemes, which steer individuals towards treatment and education instead of prosecution, are significantly more effective in reducing reoffending than traditional legal approaches. Despite evidence of their success, these schemes are underutilized, with disparities in their application based on socioeconomic status and race.

Morning Mail: Trump Claims Iran Peace Deal, Labor Counters One Nation, World Cup Begins

Donald Trump claims a peace deal with Iran will be signed soon, Labor strategizes against One Nation, and the World Cup kicks off with Australia's Socceroos in action.

Guardian Australia

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Aukus decision worst ever by Australian government, says Gareth Evans

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Defense·11/06/2026Résumé IA

Aukus decision worst ever by Australian government, says Gareth Evans

Former foreign affairs minister Gareth Evans has called the Aukus defence agreement a "ludicrous delusion" and one of Australia's worst foreign policy decisions. He argues a future US administration would only assist Australia if its own assets were threatened, not for an "existential attack".

Chinese AI cameras assess suspects' health, mental state, risk

Chinese AI-enabled cameras can assess suspects' physical health, mental state, and risk levels. Tiandy's camera tracks vital signs like heart rate and blood pressure with over 90% accuracy, potentially flagging medical crises or irregular policing.

SCMP News

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Palantir to sue London Mayor Sadiq Khan over Met Police contract block

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Politique·10/06/2026Résumé IA

Palantir to sue London Mayor Sadiq Khan over Met Police contract block

Palantir is suing London Mayor Sadiq Khan after he blocked a £50m contract with the Metropolitan Police, citing procurement rule breaches and lack of value for money. The government is also reviewing a £330m NHS contract with the US tech firm.

Guardian Tech

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UK's Public Sector Equality Duty Faces Culture War Battle

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Politique·10/06/2026Résumé IA

UK's Public Sector Equality Duty Faces Culture War Battle

UK minister Kemi Badenoch plans to abolish the public sector equality duty, a law requiring public bodies to consider equality impacts. Critics argue this will legalize discrimination, while experts say the duty is misunderstood and not the cause of controversial diversity policies.

Shark Attack in Western Australia: 35-Year-Old Diver Dies

A 35-year-old male diver dies after being bitten by a suspected 4.5-metre shark while spearfishing near Michaelmas Island, Western Australia.

Police Officer Turned Love Island US Contestant Faces Hometown Backlash

Bethlehem, PA, police officer Sean Reifel's decision to leave the force for Love Island USA sparks controversy among local officials and residents, citing training costs and vacancy impacts, despite some community support.

BBC News

Hampshire police stop and search disparity higher than national average

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Crime·04/06/2026Résumé IA

Hampshire police stop and search disparity higher than national average

Hampshire police are 5.1 times more likely to stop and search black people than white people, a disparity higher than the England and Wales average. This follows accusations of anti-white bias after the murder of Henry Nowak.

Guardian UK

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Hampshire Police: 5.1x More Likely to Stop and Search Black People Than White People

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Crime·04/06/2026Résumé IA

Hampshire Police: 5.1x More Likely to Stop and Search Black People Than White People

Hampshire police are 5.1 times more likely to stop and search Black individuals than white people, exceeding the England and Wales average. This disparity has worsened, sparking controversy after the murder of Henry Nowak, where officers initially treated the victim as a suspect.

Guardian UK

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Second Postmortem Agreed for Congolese Man Who Died After Restraint in Dublin

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Crime·01/06/2026Résumé IA

Second Postmortem Agreed for Congolese Man Who Died After Restraint in Dublin

Irish authorities have agreed to a second postmortem for Yves Sakila, a Congolese man who died after being restrained by security guards in Dublin. The incident has sparked protests and comparisons to George Floyd's death, with the DRC foreign minister visiting Dublin to meet officials and family representatives.

Chinese Dissident Claims Pro-Regime Interpreter Berated Him During UK Police Call

Hong Qi, a Chinese dissident granted asylum in the UK, claims a 'pro-regime' interpreter used by Devon and Cornwall police berated him when he sought help after his bank accounts were frozen by Chinese authorities.

Guardian World

Turkish police evict ousted opposition leader Ozgur Ozel from CHP headquarters

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Politique·24/05/2026Résumé IA

Turkish police evict ousted opposition leader Ozgur Ozel from CHP headquarters

Turkish riot police used tear gas and rubber bullets to evict ousted opposition leader Ozgur Ozel and his allies from the Republican People's Party (CHP) headquarters in Ankara following a court ruling nullifying Ozel's 2023 election as chairperson.

Deutsche Welle

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Japan Police Force Faces Recruitment Crisis, Eyes Reforms

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Politique·22/05/2026Résumé IA

Japan Police Force Faces Recruitment Crisis, Eyes Reforms

Japan's police force is facing a severe recruitment crisis, with applicant numbers plummeting and resignations expected to rise. The National Police Agency is initiating reforms, including diversifying recruitment methods and easing age restrictions for mid-career hires, to attract talent.

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