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Judiciary news — October 20, 2026

Publications tagged with Judiciary published on October 20, 2026 (UTC). This is a fixed calendar-day archive.

7 publications

  1. WorldBillJudiciaryMiddle EastPublic Health

    Europe Offers Putin Two Options to End Ukraine War

    Europe is considering offering Putin two options to end the war in Ukraine: freezing the conflict at the current front line with guarantees that Ukraine will not join NATO, or the Ukrainian side handing over control of Donbas to Russia in exchange for membership in the Alliance. European leaders are preparing for direct talks with Putin, with communication channels already open.
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  2. WorldLawJudiciaryMiddle East

    Cuba Denounces US Event at UN, Accuses US of Blackmail and Intimidation

    Cuba's Permanent Representative to the UN, Ernesto Soberón Guzmán, denounced an event organized by the US Mission at UN headquarters, describing it as a 'farce' and accusing the US of spreading falsehoods about Cuba. The event, titled 'Cuba Libre: The Oppression That Havana Hides,' was held ahead of the UN General Assembly's vote on the Cuban resolution against the US blockade. Soberón accused the US of acting secretly and selectively, and of using the event to justify its policy of aggression against Cuba. He also accused the US of using human rights as a pretext to attack Cuban sovereignty. The Cuban government qualified the event as a 'mendacious spectacle' and accused the US of manipulating the UN. The US, meanwhile, accused Cuba of harassing and intimidating US diplomats and dissidents. The real debate on the US blockade is set to take place on October 27 and 28.
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  4. WorldJudiciaryIndictmentMiddle East

    Irina Gutnic Attempts to Resume Duties as Chișinău Vice-Mayor

    Irina Gutnic, the former vice-mayor of Chișinău, attempted to return to her post at the City Hall, accompanied by a bailiff, following a Court of Appeal decision suspending her dismissal. Despite initial resistance, Gutnic managed to enter the building but was blocked at her office door. She claimed that the city hall had not responded to the court's decision and vowed to use all legal means to defend her right to return to work.
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  5. WorldJudiciaryMiddle EastChina

    China Ready to Advance High-Quality Belt and Road Cooperation with Tajikistan

    During his official visit, Chinese Premier Li Qiang expressed China's readiness to advance high-quality Belt and Road cooperation with Tajikistan. He proposed deepening cooperation in various areas such as trade and investment, green minerals, connectivity, clean energy, and artificial intelligence to achieve mutual benefit and win-win results. China will also import more high-quality goods from Tajikistan and encourage Chinese enterprises to invest and start businesses there.
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  7. WorldJudiciaryMiddle EastCybersecurity

    Iran Warns of Targeting Undersea Internet Cables in Strait of Hormuz

    The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) of Iran has issued warnings that it may target seven major undersea internet cables passing through the Strait of Hormuz. These cables carry a significant portion of the world's internet traffic and commercial data. The IRGC has stated that it wants the 'enemy' to be aware of this potential action, suggesting it could be a response to renewed hostilities.
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