Peru’s constitutional court has annulled the criminal proceedings against former president Ollanta Humala, who had been sentenced to 15 years in prison in a major corruption case linked to Odebrecht.
Peru’s constitutional court has annulled the criminal proceedings against former president Ollanta Humala, who had been sentenced to 15 years in prison in a major corruption case linked to Odebrecht.
New data shows immigration courts are setting larger hearing dockets and giving shorter notice periods, with more people missing hearings and being ordered removed in absentia.
Spain is sending military reinforcements to Ceuta after thousands of migrants entered the North African enclave from Morocco, with at least 18 people reported to have drowned during the crossings.
More than 100 firefighters remain at Dunwich Heath after a wildfire spread across about 150 hectares, prompting evacuations and concern for protected wildlife.
Uptime Institute’s latest global data centre survey says third-party facilities now host a larger share of corporate IT workloads than in-house server rooms, while power density, outage costs and staffing pressures continue to rise.
Toronto police are investigating after a shot was fired at the US consulate, with officers seeking a white car seen leaving the area.
A colour specialist has explained how she used warm neutrals, a blue ceiling and small accent details to make a north-facing playroom feel brighter without overwhelming the space.
Asian markets fell sharply as investors sold major chip stocks, while European trading opened mixed and UK updates from Barclays and Unilever added to a busy corporate session.
