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A Chilean criminal court on June 23 convicted three former members of the Pinochet-era security apparatus tied to the 1976 bombing in Washington, D.C., that killed former Chilean minister and ambassador Orlando Letelier and his American colleague Ronni Karpen Moffitt, according to The Guardian.
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A Yale-affiliated researcher will tell MPs the UK Foreign Office received intelligence in 2024 suggesting Ethiopia was supporting a genocidal militia in Sudan, but did not publish the information amid concerns about relations with the United Arab Emirates.
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Labour frontbencher Andy Burnham says he is preparing for a party leadership contest that could quickly decide the next UK prime minister, depending on the pace of party and parliamentary events.
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A shooting in Montreal left two people dead, including a police officer, after a suspect opened fire at police. The suspect was later found dead as investigators worked to determine the circumstances of the attack.
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The West African country has sent a letter to the United Nations to begin the process of withdrawal from the Rome Statute, setting in motion steps that govern when Niger would disengage from ICC obligations.
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The temporary measure permits Iran to produce, sell, and deliver oil for a limited period without U.S. penalties for buyers, according to the U.S. Treasury and statements cited by CBS News.
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The order follows a court contempt finding against Aden Duale for ignoring a prior stop-work directive tied to the planned quarantine site, amid reported public opposition and protests since the plan was announced in May.
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A Zambian court has ruled again in favor of Edgar Lungu’s family as their dispute with the government over what should happen to his remains continues more than a year after he died, according to a BBC report published June 23, 2026.
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Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu said 40 people have died in drownings linked to France’s current heatwave period, underscoring the public-safety risks of extreme temperatures.
