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Tens of thousands protest in Serbia, demanding early elections and an end to President Vucic's rule, resulting in clashes with police.
Airbus and Air France have been found guilty of manslaughter related to the 2009 crash of Flight AF447, marking a significant legal development.
Starbucks Korea's CEO was fired following backlash over a ‘Tank Day’ promotion tied to a tragic historical event in South Korea.
Starbucks announces layoffs of 300 corporate employees as part of a $400 million restructuring plan to achieve profitable growth.
Celebrations mark Peter Magyar's inauguration as Hungary's Prime Minister, ending Viktor Orbán’s long-standing rule.
Viktor Orban withdraws from Hungarian Parliament after a significant election defeat, indicating a desire for party renewal.
The US Justice Department reinstates firing squads and pentobarbital for federal executions, marking a significant policy shift under the current administration.
Hungary's anti-LGBTQ law has been ruled a violation of EU law, marking a significant legal precedent for human rights within the European Union.
Péter Magyar wins a historic election in Hungary, ending Viktor Orbán's 16-year leadership with promises of reform and a pro-EU stance.
Chinese authorities investigate cyberbullying incidents targeting diver Quan Hongchan, igniting public outrage and calls for accountability.
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