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Indictment news — September 30, 2026

Publications tagged with Indictment published on September 30, 2026 (UTC). This is a fixed calendar-day archive.

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  1. PoliticsRegulatorsCorruptionIndictmentMiddle East

    Convicted Taylor Swift Concert Bomber Loses Privacy Lawsuit Against Disney

    A man convicted for planning a terrorist attack at a Taylor Swift concert in Vienna has lost a lawsuit against Disney for violating his privacy. Beran A., who was sentenced to 15 years in prison, claimed that a documentary series on Disney+ showed his parents' house without consent. However, an Austrian judge ruled that Beran A. had not lived at the residence for two years and was not recognizable in the footage. The case gained international attention.
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    Russian Notaries Refuse Powers of Attorney for Conscripts

    In Russia, notaries have started refusing to issue powers of attorney for conscripts, according to 'School of Conscripts' and 'Movement of Conscientious Objectors'. Cases have been recorded in Moscow and Samara. Notaries either refuse the service entirely or exclude certain powers, such as removing from military registration and representation at medical commissions. Some notaries claim they must notify military commissariats about providing services to conscripts. Human rights activists consider these refusals illegal.
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    Mother Stabs Children 52 Times in South Carolina Home

    A 35-year-old South Carolina mother, Taylor Gosnell, was arrested for allegedly stabbing her two young children, aged 3 and 6, with a knife and a blunt object. The children were found with approximately 50 knife wounds, with some cuts reaching the bone. The 6-year-old may face amputation of fingers or an arm due to the severity of the injuries. Gosnell was arrested after returning home and exhibiting erratic behavior. She is charged with two counts of attempted murder and is being held without bond.
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    North Korea Violates Armistice with Mine Explosion

    North Korea has been accused of violating the Korean War armistice by South Korea and the United Nations Command following the explosion of a landmine in the Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) on August 20, which injured three South Korean soldiers. The mine was confirmed to be of North Korean origin, with additional mines found at the site. South Korea's Defense Minister Kang Shin-cheol stated that the incident was a clear violation of the Armistice Agreement and that Seoul would take corresponding measures.
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