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Judge ends Rudy Giuliani bankruptcy protection, allowing lawsuits to proceed
U.S. judge ends Rudy Giuliani’s bankruptcy, allowing lawsuits for defamation and other claims to proceed. Giuliani filed for bankruptcy after being ordered to pay $148 million to Georgia election workers. The dismissal allows creditors to resume lawsuits, but Giuliani plans to appeal the judgment. Giuliani’s bankruptcy was criticized for lack of financial transparency and lavish spending. Giuliani faces criminal charges and lost his law license for spreading false election fraud claims.
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Eurasia Review
IndiaRussia Ties Take A Quantum Leap In The Fog Of Ukraine War OpEd
Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s talks with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Moscow focused on enhancing trade support infrastructure, including discussions on cash payments using national payment systems. The meeting signaled a shift in India-Russia relations, with plans to conduct transactions in national currencies. The visit also highlighted India’s stance against US hegemony and its commitment to strengthening ties with Russia and potentially China in the RIC format.
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CNN
21 people die as school building collapses in Nigeria when students were taking exam
A school building collapse in central Nigeria during an exam led to 21 deaths and 30 hospitalized. Students were among the casualties in Jos, Plateau State. Around 120 were trapped, with the government citing weak structure and unsafe location as causes. Similar schools urged to close due to lax construction standards in Nigeria.
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The Guardian
Imran Khan and Bushra Bibis unlawful marriage convictions overturned by Pakistan court
Former Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan and his wife acquitted of unlawful marriage charges. Court orders immediate release. Khan faced multiple cases, including leaking state secrets. Supporters celebrate acquittal, but new charges related to 9 May violence arise. Khan accuses military of vendetta. Analysts predict ongoing legal battles. Military’s influence in politics questioned. Former aide claims political persecution. Judiciary seen asserting independence.
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POLITICO Europe
Zelenskyy addresses Bidens President Putin gaffe on Europe tour
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy praised U.S. support against Russian aggression, forgiving Biden’s mix-up with Putin. Biden mistakenly referred to Zelenskyy as Putin during a NATO summit.