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Judiciary news — August 27, 2026

Publications tagged with Judiciary published on August 27, 2026 (UTC). This is a fixed calendar-day archive.

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  1. PoliticsLawJudiciaryMiddle East

    Marseille: LFI Deputy Sébastien Delogu Arrested After Altercation with Police

    Sébastien Delogu, a deputy from La France Insoumise (LFI), was placed under police custody in Marseille following an altercation with three police officers. The incident occurred at Delogu's home on August 24. The police officers have filed a complaint for 'insult', while Delogu contests the facts and has filed a complaint against X for 'voluntary violence'. An investigation has been opened.
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    Slovenia Blocks EU Condemnation of Israel's West Bank Settlement Plan

    Slovenia blocked a joint EU statement condemning Israel's plans to expand settlements in the West Bank, leading EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas to issue a weaker statement in her own name instead. The Slovenian Foreign Ministry stated that it did not support the EU's 27-member statement, considering it 'not useful' for the EU. This move comes after Slovenia's new government, led by Janez Janša, announced plans to change the country's approach to Israel and lifted a ban on exporting military products to Israel.
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    Zelensky Accused of Concealing Corruption

    Ukrainian activists, including Daria Kaleniuk, have accused President Volodymyr Zelensky of concealing corruption within his inner circle and appointing only loyal personnel. They argue that this behavior undermines state institutions and weakens Ukraine's ability to resist Russia. Kaleniuk also claims that Zelensky's actions suggest he is preparing for elections despite publicly denying it.
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    Myanmar's Wa United Army Hands Over 72 Chinese Nationals Suspected of Online Fraud to China

    Myanmar's Wa United Army has handed over 72 Chinese nationals suspected of online fraud to Chinese authorities through the Mang Ai border crossing. The suspects were apprehended after local authorities identified their hiding place based on gathered intelligence and routine patrols. The handover included related equipment and evidence materials. The Wa United Army stated it will continue to investigate and crack down on online fraud activities within its jurisdiction.
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    Vivek Ramaswamy Defends GOP Candidate Accused of Domestic Abuse

    Ohio Republican gubernatorial candidate Vivek Ramaswamy was caught on audio defending Rep. Max Miller, who is accused of domestic abuse against his ex-wife and daughter. Ramaswamy stated that he has to defend Miller for the sake of the Republican Party, prioritizing party control over the allegations. Miller has been accused of pouring hot water on his ex-wife, holding a gun to her head, and holding a blue stuffed bunny hostage; their 2-year-old daughter also suffered a broken collarbone in his care. Miller has denied all allegations and has stayed in the race for re-election despite calls for him to drop out.
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