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Johnny Depp wins a $15 million civil case against Amber Heard for defamation.
Hamzah bin Hussein claims he is under house arrest after criticizing Jordan's leaders.
The Indian captain avoids questions on corruption allegations and praises Jetta's contributions.
A journalist is removed from a briefing for questioning Israel, sparking outrage over free speech.
Julian Assange condemns Bradley Manning's conviction at Fort Meade for leaking documents.
A 5,000-strong march led by Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. takes place at Medgar Evers' memorial service in Jackson, Mississippi, following his murder in 1963.
Kazakhstan's security forces kill protesters amid unrest over fuel prices and corruption.
Kenya's President Uhuru Kenyatta faces rigging allegations after provisional election results.
The Robert Muller report reveals Trump's fears and attempts to obstruct the investigation into Russian meddling.
Preity Zinta, owner of King's XI Punjab, critiques the widespread corruption in India, asserting that scams permeate everyday life and legal systems.
Inmates run their own society inside one of Venezuela's most dangerous prisons amid corruption.
Labour reports Boris Johnson to Parliament over loan guarantee allegations involving Richard Sharp.
Scandals shake Latvia's banking system, raising concerns about its financial stability in Europe.
Leaked documents show Attorney General Geoffrey Cox advised Boris Johnson on lawful prorogation.
More than 100,000 people were killed in Iraq following the US-led invasion, according to leaked Pentagon files obtained by The Guardian.
Peru leads the world in counterfeit US dollars, with just over 16 million forged bills seized in 2015.
Messi and father Jorge face tax fraud allegations from Spanish authorities over image rights.
A gas pipeline explosion in Northern Lithuania leads to village evacuation and no reported injuries.
Louisville protests for Breonna Taylor erupt after George Floyd's death in March.
Brazilian police detain former president Lula da Silva over Petrobras corruption allegations.
Youth in Madagascar protest against blackouts and demand accountability from their government.
A russian court finds deceased lawyer Sergey Magnitsky guilty of tax evasion posthumously.
Mahathir Mohamad expects Malaysia to recover funds from the 1MDB political scandal.
Mahathir Mohamad leads a coalition to defeat Najib Razak in Malaysia's historic election.
Mahathir claims Najib is totally responsible for 1MDB, with signed deals as evidence.
Mahathir discusses government corruption and the need to correct many wrong things in Malaysia.
An individual describes using stolen credit card information to make purchases, claiming to earn $1,000 in a single day through fraudulent transactions.
Najib Razak, the former Prime Minister of Malaysia, faces multiple charges linked to the 1MDB scandal, significantly impacting the country's political landscape.
Mali's military coup leads to a promised political transition and fresh elections.
Rick Gates testifies this week against Paul Manafort regarding their crimes in Ukraine.
UK Uncut activists face arrest after leaving Fortnum & Mason during a protest.
Max Clifford approaches Tom Parmenter during his trial, unaware the clip isn't live.
Michael Cohen is sentenced for crimes linked to Donald Trump and the National Enquirer.
Horacio Hernandez Herrera, a Mexican national, is arrested in Manila for a major drug bust.
Ten thousand Mexican troops confront drug production at the Mexico border amid rising tensions.
Michael Cohen testifies before Congress Wednesday amid partisan conflict over President Trump.
Mohammad Ashraful admits to match-fixing and has been suspended by the national cricket board.
A group of Reichsbürger allegedly spent months planning a coup against the German government.
Suraya May Tre transforms Indonesia's Second City with her straightforward leadership style.
Claudia Webbe is found guilty of harassment against Michelle Merritt and faces sentencing in November.
The Brereton Report reveals Australian war crimes in Afghanistan, including 39 unlawful killings.
Alexey Navalny reveals details of his poisoning in a call with an FSB agent.
The Christchurch mosque shooting suspect is charged with murder following the mass shootings.
Shiv Malik reveals the DWP's controversial My Strengths test for jobseekers on Newsdesk Live.
Nicola Sturgeon discusses the difficulties following Peter Morrell's arrest amid a financial investigation.
Peter Murrell, husband of Nicola Sturgeon, is arrested in a Scottish politics investigation.
Nigeria's trade unions end a strike as investors worry about stability and protests.
Nigerians protest against economic crisis and corruption, urging for change and accountability.
