South Korea’s Ex-President Indicted Over Martial Law Crisis
Former South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol faces abuse of power charges linked to his controversial martial law declaration, deepening the nation’s political turmoil.
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Seoul Court Orders Arrest of Ex-President Yoon Over Martial Law Controversy
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California Governor Slams Trump Tariffs’ Toll on Small Businesses
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Bolsonaro Faces Trial Over Coup Allegations
Former Brazil President Jair Bolsonaro to stand trial on coup charges with seven others, following a unanimous Supreme Court decision.
Bolsonaro Faces Brazil Supreme Court Over Coup Allegations
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Gerard Depardieu Faces Trial in Paris Over Sexual Abuse Allegations
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Ex-Philippine Leader Duterte Detained on ICC Warrant: Key Details
Former Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte detained under an ICC warrant linked to anti-drug operations. Implications on politics and law unfold.
Former Philippine Leader Duterte Arrested on ICC Warrant
Former Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte detained under ICC warrant related to his anti-drug campaign, local media report.
South Korean President Yoon to Be Released After Prosecutors Drop Appeal
South Korean prosecutors drop appeal against President Yoon Suk-yeol’s release, ending a legal battle with regional implications.
US Judge Halts Trump’s Federal Workers Buyout Plan Amid Legal Scrutiny
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