The US District Court for the Northern District of Texas granted the defendants' World Federation of Advertisers, Diageo PLC, WPP PLC, and GroupM Worldwide, Inc.'s motion to dismiss an antitrust ...

The UK's official human rights commission, the Equality and Human Rights Commission (EHRC), sent a letter on Friday expressing concern about the 'reports of police engagement' that involved ...

In addition to its as-yet undetermined consequences for a potential US-Iran nuclear deal, ‘Operation Midnight Hammer’—the US ...

The correspondent filing this dispatch is a law student in Mumbai who must remain anonymous. On Monday, the Indian Parliament’s monsoon session was disrupted once again as opposition parties took to ...

As the leaders of the US and Russia prepare to meet in Alaska, analysts are trying to predict the potential policy ...

The UN raised alarm on Thursday over the sharp increase in conflict-related sexual violence in 2024, stating that '[m]ore than 4,600 survivors endured abuses used as weapons of war, torture, ...

The District of Columbia filed a lawsuit Friday challenging President Donald Trump's emergency order placing the city's police department under federal control. Earlier this week, the Trump ...

Judicial reforms recently passed by the Lebanese parliament are a step in the right direction but ultimately 'fall short,' said Human Rights Watch (HRW) in a statement issued on Friday. The Lebanese ...

Letitia James on Wednesday filed a lawsuit against the company behind the electronic payment platform Zelle for failing to protect its users from fraud. The lawsuit ...

The government of Ghana on August 14, 2025 announced that it has invited American forensic experts to assist in investigating the August 6 military helicopter crash that claimed eight lives, ...

On Tuesday, an appeals court ruled that the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) can access sensitive federal data of millions of Americans, reversing a temporary injunction that was issued ...

India’s foreign ministry on Thursday reiterated that the Court of Arbitration has “no existence in the eye of law,” ruling it lacks any legal authority to make pronouncements about the 1960 ...