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UK Tribunal Allows £306 Million Apple-Amazon Suit — 1dA UK tribunal certified £289m-£306m On-Amazon consumer claims against Apple and Amazon over a 2018 reseller deal and rejected wider Off-Amazon claims.

Priya Raman It's about time regulators stepped in on deals that keep prices high for buyers on Amazon.

Indian Tennis Player Somani Receives Four-Year Doping Ban — 5dSomani's tested contamination products were negative at a Salt Lake City WADA lab; the tribunal still imposed four years and called his theories unconvincing.

Tom Gallagher Four years is a long time but the tribunal made the right call rejecting that weak contamination excuse.

Google to settle UK Play Store class actionTech — Aug 27, 2026Google has agreed to a £260 million settlement in a UK class-action over Play Store commissions, with £160 million going to developers active between 2018 and 2026 and £100 million to cover legal costs, while the company maintains no admission of wrongdoing and the deal awaits final approval by the Competition Appeal Tribunal. The resolution underscores ongoing regulatory scrutiny of app marketplace practices by major tech platforms.

Bangladesh tribunal keeps three journalists jailed awaiting trial — Aug 24, 2026Bangladesh’s special tribunals have kept three journalists—Shyamal Dutta, Mozammel Babu, and Farzana Rupa—jailed awaiting trial in a crimes-against-humanity case linked to the 2024 Hasina uprising, with prosecutors alleging they incited suppression during protests triggered by Hasina’s press conference. Rights groups and the Commonwealth Journalists Association criticized the move as entrenching press repression and warned it criminalizes reporting; the journalists’ families say they are being held illegally and question the evidence.

IJRSenate Passes College Sports Bill As It Punts On Tackling AI, National Debt And Flock Before MidtermsNicole Silverio · 7 min · 8h

Bolivia Names Interim Economy Minister After Censure — Aug 18, 2026Bolivia's Congress censured Economy Minister José Gabriel Espinoza Yáñez, likely forcing his removal within 24 hours and prompting the appointment of interim Economy Minister Oscar Mario Justiniano Pinto to head the ministry while a permanent replacement is sought. The move threatens President Paz's economic reform agenda and ongoing IMF negotiations, with Espinoza planning to challenge the censure through Bolivia's constitutional tribunal.

Most Influential Women in World HistoryYourlist — RankingFrom ancient queens who ruled empires to modern activists who changed laws, these women left indelible marks on politics, science, and culture. Vote for who you think shaped history most profoundly.

ICC Removes Chief Prosecutor Khan in Historic Move — Jul 21, 2026ICC member states will vote on removing Chief Prosecutor Karim Khan amid sexual misconduct allegations, a move Khan denies that could reshape the tribunal's leadership and its ongoing investigations while the United States intensifies sanctions and pressure against the court, affecting its credibility. The process exposes deep divisions within the ICC and among its member states, with Western nations broadly favoring removal and the court central bodies divided on the proper course of action.

IPT Finds MI5, PSNI Damaged Journalist Kearney — Jul 23, 2026The Investigatory Powers Tribunal ruled that MI5 and the Police Service of Northern Ireland illegally obtained journalist Vincent Kearney’s phone records, with damages awarded in what is described as a landmark case for press freedom. Reports indicate the total damages amount to about £20,000, and Kearney welcomed the judgment as holding authorities to account.

Lalit Modi to Return After SAFEMA Relief — Jul 22, 2026"Lalit Modi has secured a legal vindication after appellate tribunals set aside penalties in the 2009 SAFEMA/FEMA case related to IPL South Africa, and says he plans to return to India after 16 years, though he will continue living in London and visit India periodically." Modi frames the relief as clearing the way to reconnect with his homeland and the IPL’s future, while keeping London as his base and aiming to visit India around year-end or early next year as his family events unfold.

Nigeria's CCT urged to adopt digital technology — Jul 21, 2026Nigeria’s Secretary to the Government of the Federation, Senator George Akume, urged the Code of Conduct Tribunal to embrace digital technology to improve case management, records administration, and overall efficiency, tying the push to the federal digital transformation agenda and the Tinubu administration’s reform plans. He stressed the need for stronger inter-agency collaboration, public enlightenment, and robust enforcement as integral to Nigeria’s anti-corruption framework.

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Lalit Modi Cleared, SAFEMA Tribunal Sets Aside Penalties — Jul 21, 2026The SAFEMA Appellate Tribunal has set aside the penalties in the FEMA case tied to IPL 2009 in South Africa, ruling that the remittances were current account transactions and that Lalit Modi was not responsible for BCCI’s FEMA compliance. Modi framed the verdict as vindication after more than sixteen years, saying the IPL’s move to South Africa helped save and grow the league and that he acted in good faith.

Bangladeshi Migrant Wins Asylum Case For Unusual Reason — Feb 13, 2026A Bangladeshi migrant has secured the right to remain in Britain after a court ruled that deporting him would likely send him to prison for 20 years. The man, identified in court as MM, persuaded the Upper Tribunal that…

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Liz Cheney Claps Back at Trump for ‘Televised Military Tribunal’ Statement — Jul 3, 2024There’s no love lost between former President Donald Trump and former Rep. Liz Cheney (R-Wyo.) as the war of words continues between the two sworn enemies. The most recent exchange was prompted after Trump called for…