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ICC member states will vote on removing Chief Prosecutor Karim Khan amid sexual misconduct allegations, a move Khan denies that could reshape the tribunal's leadership and its ongoing investigations while the United States intensifies sanctions and pressure against the court, affecting its credibility. The process exposes deep divisions within the ICC and among its member states, with Western nations broadly favoring removal and the court central bodies divided on the proper course of action.

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RELX drives broad H1 2026 growth, raises dividend

RELX posted strong first-half 2026 results with underlying revenue up 7% to £4.871 billion and adjusted operating profit up 9%, lifting the margin to 35.5% as all divisions contributed; adjusted EPS rose about 11% and the interim dividend increased 7% to 20.9p. Management emphasized broad-based growth across Risk, Scientific, Technical & Medical, Legal and Exhibitions, continued AI-driven product enhancements, and active capital returns including £103 million of acquisitions and a £2.25 billion buyback, while reaffirming a strong full-year outlook amid robust cash generation and a net debt/EBITDA of 2.3x.

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The Walt Disney Co. is cutting hundreds of jobs across corporate functions, ESPN, Disney Entertainment Television, and film studios as part of its One Disney restructuring led by Josh D’Amaro, with Pixar set to bear the largest number of cuts and National Geographic the hardest-hit unit within DET, including some on-air ESPN talent such as Karl Ravech and Ryan Clark among those affected. The layoffs are happening in multiple rounds tied to recent corporate streamlining and asset integrations, as Disney seeks a more agile, technologically enabled workforce.

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Kelantan police order daily arrests by station chiefsCrime

Kelantan police order daily arrests by station chiefs

Kelantan police have rolled out a new anti-drug strategy requiring every Officer-in-Charge of a Police Station to make at least one drug-related arrest per day from July 15, with higher divisions targeting suppliers and larger networks; the plan will be reviewed after three months and may invite disciplinary action for noncompliance as arrests previously declined. The initiative follows a year-to-date drop in drug cases and arrests, and comes alongside a separate note that online scam losses surged, underscoring broader crime dynamics in the state.

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