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Eksmo CEO and management detained over "LGBT literature distribution"

On April 21, four senior managers at Russia’s largest publishing group, Eksmo, were detained and questioned in connection to an “extremism” case involving the “distribution of LGBT literature.”

23 Apr 2026-12:57
US businesses begin applying for billions in tariff refunds following Supreme Court ruling

20 Apr 2026-12:58
India court pauses case over priest’s ‘one religion’ statement

India's Supreme Court on Friday stayed the proceedings in a criminal case against a Christian priest for allegedly hurting religious sentiments by proclaiming in prayer meets that “there is only one religion which is Christian”.

10 Apr 2026-12:54
Russia labels Nobel-winning Memorial an “extremist” group

Russia’s Supreme Court has designated the human rights organization Memorial as an “extremist” movement marking a significant escalation in the country’s crackdown on civil society.

09 Apr 2026-14:59
Apple plans Supreme Court appeal in Epic Games App Store battle — again

Apple is preparing to take its App Store fight with Epic Games back to the Supreme Court. In a new filing, the iPhone maker said it plans to ask the U.S. Supreme Court to review another aspect of this long-running case over App Store fees.

06 Apr 2026-22:48
Three executed in Iran over January unrest deaths

Iran has executed three men convicted of killing two police officers during protests earlier this year.

19 Mar 2026-09:18
Philippines moves to impeach VP Sara Duterte

Philippine lawmakers on Wednesday moved to impeach Vice President Sara Duterte, ordering her to respond to complaints over unexplained wealth, misuse of public funds, and threats against President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.

04 Mar 2026-10:50
What happens next for Iran’s leadership?

Article 111 of the Iranian constitution mandates that a temporary council handle duties until a new supreme leader is elected.

01 Mar 2026-10:59
Hyundai warns US tariff risks may rise despite court ruling

Hyundai Motor President Sung Kim cautioned that U.S. tariff pressure on South Korean automakers could intensify despite a recent U.S. Supreme Court ruling against universal tariffs.

24 Feb 2026-10:27
Exxon presses bid for compensation from Cuba at US Supreme Court

ExxonMobil argued at the U.S. Supreme Court on Monday that it is entitled to compensation for property seized by the Cuban government in 1960, a case that inserts the justices into U.S.-Cuban relations at a particularly fraught moment.

23 Feb 2026-23:50

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