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The continued house arrest of opposition leader Domingos Simoes Pereira, months after the coup in Guinea-Bissau, intensifies the ongoing political crisis and strains relations with international partners.
In a recent episode of the Off the Court podcast, Tasmin Greenway and Tracey Neville discuss their predictions for the upcoming Netball Super League Grand Final.
Achraf Hakimi, the captain of Morocco's national football team, is set to stand trial for rape in June 2026, following accusations made in 2023, as confirmed by French prosecutors.
A recent ruling by a US court allows Ohio to impose restrictions on children's social media usage, raising questions about online safety and regulation.
The recent podcast episode explores the legal ramifications of controversial statements made by US contractors, featuring insights from legal expert Daniel McLaughlin.
Following his early exit from the Miami Open, Jack Draper is now concentrating on his preparations for the upcoming clay-court season.
The Onion has announced the official launch date for its reboot of InfoWars, a controversial conspiracy network previously led by Alex Jones.
A federal judge in Michigan has determined that Polymarket's legal challenge against state regulators is unlikely to succeed, indicating a significant ruling on the jurisdiction of sports prediction markets.
This piece delves into the intricate relationships among national netball teams, their coaches, and pivotal players, highlighting the complexities of the sport.
In a significant ruling, the UK Supreme Court has determined that traders must pay income tax on their share of trading profits, impacting billionaire Alex Gerko's tax appeal.
In a unanimous decision, Australia's High Court has ruled that Block Earner must secure a financial services licence, reversing a previous appeal ruling from 2025.
The Ghanaian government has initiated legal proceedings to contest the denial of a visa for midfielder Thomas Partey, with a Canadian court set to hear the case.
Ghanaian footballer Thomas Partey will be absent from his country's World Cup opener due to a visa denial linked to misleading information about a prior arrest.
The Trinamool Congress leader is under scrutiny for a third day as he responds to questions related to an FIR about provocative social media remarks.
Authorities in Toronto report that a significant number of shootings are tied to a complex gun-for-hire network, with young individuals being recruited via social media apps.
Dolph Lundgren recounts his experiences while filming 'Masters of the Universe,' highlighting the studio's demands and the harsh conditions faced during production.
Rafael Mir, a former striker for Wolverhampton Wanderers and Nottingham Forest, has received an eight and a half year prison sentence after being convicted of sexual assault.
A recent Civil Guard report suggests that the initials 'P.S.' in a diary belong to Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez, raising concerns about political interference in legal proceedings.
In Geneva, around 20,000 individuals, including approximately 600 militants, gathered to protest the upcoming G7 summit, as leaders prepare to meet in France.
On June 14, 2026, approximately 1,000 people gathered in north London to demonstrate for and against an event promoting Israeli property sales, leading to 14 arrests.