COGNICURRENT

The high-profile wedding of Aisha Arora, daughter of industrialist Nikesh Arora, is scheduled to take place in Jodhpur, Rajasthan, bringing together notable guests including members of the Ambani and Adani families.

A new play addressing the controversial topic of euthanasia will premiere in Ostrava, inviting audience members to participate as jurors in the discussion.

Cancer rates in Europe are rising amid significant health inequalities across EU member states, raising concerns about lifestyle and healthcare access.

Inmate Harri Pullen escaped from custody with the help of a female driver after allegedly having flings with two jail staff members during his imprisonment.

Jarosław Kaczyński has urged PiS politicians to refrain from internal conflicts, but the factions within the party have continued to engage publicly on social media, leading to disciplinary actions against several members.

Kejriwal highlighted that five leading members of the Aam Aadmi Party were incarcerated together, yet the party maintained its political strength.

Allegations of nepotism are surfacing within the SPD in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, highlighting connections between party officials and family members in key positions.

Members of the New Left held a symbolic protest in front of the Monument of the Unknown Soldier demanding justice for the victims of the Tempi crime.

Two staff members were stabbed by an immigration detainee being transported in an unsecured Kia Carnival, raising serious safety concerns regarding the private contractor used by the Australian government.

Teresa Peramato, the new Attorney General of Spain, has made significant appointments in the prosecution office, opting to elevate members of the previous team while attempting to maintain balance among various factions within the institution.

American embassy staff in Jerusalem have been given the option to leave Israel immediately due to potential U.S. military action against Iran.

King Harald of Norway, despite health issues, stands firmly behind the monarchy as public support dwindles following controversies involving family members.

Japan's Digital Minister Matsumoto refused to comment on the connections between members of the Digital Agency's council and documents related to Jeffrey Epstein released by the U.S. Department of Justice.

Several members of the US men's hockey team have apologized for their reaction to a controversial joke made by President Donald Trump regarding the women's national team.

The U.S. has authorized the departure of non-essential government personnel and their families from Israel due to heightened security risks amid fears of military conflict with Iran.

Latvia's Ministry of Environmental Protection and Regional Development has not approved the draft law governing the management of the Latgale Embassy 'Gors', suggesting amendments for flexibility in founding additional members.

A political and legal controversy in Kenya has erupted over the issuance of Kenyan passports to Sudanese individuals connected to the Rapid Support Forces, including the brother of a prominent Sudanese leader.

The U.S. has authorized non-emergency embassy staff and family members to leave Israel due to rising security concerns amid tensions with Iran.

As President Yoon Suk-yeol lists his apartment for sale, Democratic Party members demand a response from the People Power Party leader, Jang Dong-hyuk, who previously claimed he would sell his properties if the President did.

Two military trucks and one military car were involved in an accident in Rovaniemi, Finland, with no injuries reported among the service members.

Jon Stephensen refused a financial offer from top members of the Moderates party to resign from his mandate as an MP in Denmark.

Teachers at Alytaus Gymnasium are voicing concerns about inadequate communication with city authorities and report administrative pressure tactics being used against dissenting community members.

The Federal Court of Australia has ordered the dismissal of the entire board of the South West Aboriginal Medical Service due to oppressive conduct in expelling members.

The Slovak Attorney General, Maroš Žilinka, has changed his stance and is now undermining government coalition members, particularly targeting Interior Minister Matúš Šutaj Eštok.

Song Eon-seok, the floor leader of the People Power Party, criticized the Democratic Party for disrupting bipartisan agreement after Cheon Yeong-sik's nomination to the Broadcast, Media, and Communications Committee failed by eight votes in the National Assembly, while also apologizing for the low participation of his party's members.

Two alleged members of the Tren de Aragua gang have been charged in connection with a series of ATM robberies across New England, utilizing malware in their scheme.

Chief Cabinet Secretary Kihara expressed his intention not to return catalog gifts distributed by Prime Minister Suga's office to newly elected party members, citing their usefulness for legislative activities.

Former Democratic Party leader Song Young-gil reaffirms his intention to run for the Incheon Gyeyang parliamentary by-election, emphasizing the importance of the public and party members' opinions in the decision-making process by the party leadership.

The joint investigation team is conducting a raid on the People Power Party regarding allegations of collective membership registrations by Shincheonji church members.

In Guanajuato, three alleged members of the Santa Rosa de Lima Cartel were detained, prompting narcoblockades in several municipalities.

A significant number of members of the Argentine Rural Society object to Nicolás Pino's potential bid for a fourth term, citing a possible 'institutional regression' and violation of the organization's statutes.

Jaak Valge expresses understanding for Silver Kuusik's decision to step down from the leadership of EERK due to health issues, while reaffirming his commitment to remain active within the party.

A controversy has erupted within the Argentine Rural Society as members circulate a letter on WhatsApp opposing Nicolás Pino's potential reelection, gathering nearly 100 signatures.

Two crew members of a boat shot off the coast of Cuba were identified as American nationals, including one who reportedly died and another who was rescued injured by Cuban authorities.

Brigitte Bardot was booed during a posthumous tribute at the 2026 César Awards after some audience members shouted accusations of racism.

Members of several Saeima factions are preparing a decision project requiring MP Jeļena Kļaviņa to take the Latvian language exam.

The family of Francesca Albanese has filed a lawsuit against President Donald Trump and other members of the U.S. administration over sanctions related to her position on Palestinian rights.

A video shows members of the USA hockey team eating hamburgers at the White House, raising eyebrows on social media.

Estonian wheelchair curling team members Ain Villau and Kätlin Riidebach are preparing for the upcoming Paralympic Games in Cortina, Italy, with the aim of delivering their best performance.

The Ecuadorian National Assembly has approved a law aimed at strengthening the mining and energy sectors during a second debate.

The German Constitutional Court is debating whether there should be a constitutional limit on the speed of legislative processes, prompted by a challenge related to the government's heating law.

The article explores Donald Trump's push for anti-insider trading laws aimed at Congress members, questioning whether this is a genuine fight against corruption or a political tactic.

A Conservative MP in Canada is seeking to identify any federal employees or members of the Canadian Armed Forces who support the 'antifa' movement.

The article discusses the lasting impact of The Beatles' legacy and the hope among fans for a new collective to emerge from the sons of the original band members.

A CPI session saw physical altercations among parliament members in Brazil, alongside various significant discussions regarding corruption and controversy.

Fans of the beloved BBC sitcom 'Ghosts' believe the show will return after cast members shared a mysterious video on social media.

The article discusses financial documents found in the hideout of CJNG leader 'El Mencho' that detail payments to gang members, police, and bribes to authorities.

The approval to break the confidentiality of President Lula's son, Lulinha, at the CPMI of the INSS led to turmoil among Congress members, with supporters of the government seeking to annul the session.

A man has been arrested in Sweden for allegedly recruiting members to the Nazi group Maniac Murder Cult, which is designated as a terror organization by Canada and the UK.

A series of videos reveal confrontations among parliament members during a special congressional investigative commission session in Brazil.