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MPs vote to remove Troubles-era immunity clause from legacy act
MPs at Westminster have voted to remove a clause granting conditional immunity from prosecution for Troubles-era crimes. The measure was part of the previous Conservative government's legacy act.
Trump cancels planned tariffs on European nations after Greenland framework agreement
President Donald Trump announced the cancellation of planned tariffs on several European nations following a framework agreement on Greenland. He also stated he would not deploy military forces amid concerns over potential invasions.
Eleven Palestinians killed in Israeli airstrikes, including three journalists in Netzarim Corridor
At least eleven Palestinians, including two children and three journalists, were killed in Israeli airstrikes in the Netzarim Corridor in Gaza. The journalists were documenting an Egyptian aid distribution camp and were working for the Egyptian Committee for Gaza Relief.
Man jailed for storing father's body in fridge
John Garrett O'Sullivan sentenced to three years for preventing lawful burial after keeping his father's body in a refrigerator for over a month.
Israeli forces demolish UNRWA's East Jerusalem headquarters
Israeli military operations led to the demolition of UNRWA’s main building in East Jerusalem, resulting in staff displacement and device confiscation. The action followed a national law banning UNRWA from operating in Israel and restricting its access to utilities.
Seven killed in Butambala clashes after Uganda election
Protesters opposing President Yoweri Museveni clashed with police in Butambala, resulting in at least seven deaths. The violence occurred amid disputed election results and internet restrictions.