Bolsonaro Sentenced to 27 Years Over Coup-Plot Conviction
Brazil’s ex-President Jair Bolsonaro was sentenced to 27 years and 3 months by the Supreme Court for plotting a coup, marking an unprecedented conviction and sparking debate on democracy.
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Bolsonaro on Trial: Brazilās Supreme Court Takes on Coup Allegations
Former Brazilian president Jair Bolsonaro faces trial at the Supreme Court in BrasĆlia over alleged coup attempt after his 2022 election defeat.
Danish PM Condemns Alleged U.S. Interference in Greenland
Danish PM Mette Frederiksen warns that alleged U.S. interference in Greenlandās internal affairs is unacceptable, sparking debate over Arctic sovereignty and diplomatic tensions.
Taiwan Region Recall Vote: DPP’s Ambitions Thwarted
All seven recall proposals against KMT legislators in the Taiwan region failed, marking a clear rebuke of the DPPās campaign to reshape the legislature.
Taiwan Region Civil Groups Rally Against DPP-Led Mass Recall Vote
Civil and political groups in the Taiwan region urge voters to oppose the DPP-initiated mass recall vote on July 26, warning it threatens democratic values, peace, and stability.
āNo Kingsā March in Los Angeles Protests Trumpās Immigration Crackdown
Scores of demonstrators joined the nationwide āNo Kingsā marches on June 14 in Los Angeles, opposing the Trump administrationās immigration crackdown and demanding stronger democratic accountability.
No Kings Protests Erupt Across US on Trumps 79th Birthday
Opponents of President Trump rally in hundreds of U.S. cities under the “No Kings” banner to counter his 79th birthday and U.S. Flag Day ego plans.
South Koreans Head to Polls in High-Stakes Presidential Vote
South Koreans head to polls at 14,295 stations in a high-stakes presidential election focused on economy, youth, and security.
Germany’s Intelligence Agency Labels AfD as Extremist Organization
Germany’s BfV has officially branded the AfD a right-wing extremist group, citing threats to the liberal democratic order after a three-year review.
250,000 Rally in Taipei Over DPP Authorities’ Dictatorship Claims
Over 250,000 Taiwan residents rallied in Taipei against DPP authorities’ so-called dictatorship, joined by key opposition leaders and highlighting tensions over mass recall and cross-strait ties.