A jury in Ireland has found Richard Satchwell guilty of murdering his wife Tina in 2017 after a trial that uncovered years of deception and a hidden burial under the stairs.
The justices allowed the administration to keep moving against a humanitarian program covering more than 500,000 migrants from Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua and Venezuela, while litigation continues.
With Lee Jae-myung leading the polls, the first day of early voting drew record turnout as South Koreans moved to settle a race shaped by last year’s political crisis.
Slovakia's central bank governor Peter Kazimir was convicted of bribery and fined 200,000 euros in a case that reaches into the country's anti-corruption politics.
Portugal’s anti-immigration Chega party has moved into the role of parliamentary opposition, breaking a long pattern in which the center-right or center-left took that slot.
The parties reached a deal to restore the Coalition, with Sussan Ley preparing a new shadow cabinet and tensions over Nationals leader David Littleproud still simmering.
Economy Minister Rafizi Ramli and minister Nik Nazmi Nik Ahmad both quit after losing in the ruling party’s leadership contest, leaving Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim to manage the fallout.
Timor-Leste says Arnolfo Teves Jr. will be deported, reviving the long-running effort to bring the former Philippine lawmaker back to face cases at home.
2025-05-28 event: A former college principal was sentenced to life imprisonment for sending a parcel bomb that killed a newlywed man and his great-aunt in Odisha.
A three-judge panel of the US Court of International Trade ruled that President Donald Trump cannot use the International Emergency Economic Powers Act to impose broad import tariffs without congressional authorization.
Prime Minister Fiamē Naomi Mataʻafa moved to dissolve parliament after her minority government lost the 2025 budget vote on the event date, May 27, 2025.
The National Assembly has begun debating a government proposal that would remove capital punishment for several offences, including transport of illegal drugs, and replace it with life imprisonment without parole.
A complaint filed in Peru has triggered a court referral in Ica, where lawyers say an Israeli soldier vacationing in the country is under investigation.
Police said the attack unfolded during a flag-raising ceremony in Dasmarinas City, where three village officials were killed before the suspect shot himself.
Police said a pre-arranged clash between rival gangs at Northland Shopping Centre injured four people and sent shoppers fleeing through the food court.
Venezuela’s latest round of parliamentary and regional elections drew thin turnout, after the opposition urged a boycott and the government pressed ahead anyway.