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The Supreme Court (STF) will convene to examine a Federal Police dossier that claims former minister Vorcaro exchanged messages with Justice Alexandre de Moraes, suggesting possible judicial interference. The hearing intensifies existing tensions within Brazil’s top court amid broader political scandals and an upcoming presidential election.
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A leading public hospital in Madrid is under investigation after reports that it altered patient priority levels to present a shorter surgical waiting list. The allegations raise questions about transparency in Spain’s health‑system performance reporting.
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Czech media report that meat from racehorses may have entered the domestic and European food chain, prompting investigations by national and EU authorities. The story has become the top domestic news item, highlighting concerns over food safety and the oversight of animal by‑products.
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The country's highest court is split as six of its 11 ministers hold clear stances on a pending judgment involving Justice Alexandre de Moraes, while the remaining members remain undecided. The division underscores growing uncertainty within Brazil's judiciary amid politically charged investigations.
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A wave of resignations by municipal officials has intensified turmoil within Norway's centre‑right Conservative Party. The departures, described by the dissenters as a breaking point, raise questions about the party's cohesion ahead of upcoming elections.
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Donald Tusk has signaled a willingness to use a ‘forceful variant’ to assume control of Poland’s Constitutional Tribunal, according to the daily Do Rzeczy. The move raises concerns about judicial independence and could deepen Poland’s political crisis.
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President William Ruto defended the planned nuclear power station in Siaya County, saying safety standards will be met and the project will boost the economy. Opposition parties and civil‑society groups continue to warn of seismic, environmental and cost risks, labeling the push as politically motivated.
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President‑elect Claudia Sheinbaum told reporters on September 14 that Mexico will not host U.S. military forces and that the national housing agency Infonavit is free of corruption. Her remarks come as she prepares to assume the presidency in December.
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Prime Minister Robert Fico’s governing coalition appears to have slipped below the 76‑seat threshold needed for a majority in the Slovak parliament. Minister Ján Taraba is reportedly weighing a range of political moves to capitalize on the situation.
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At least six people were confirmed dead and up to 130 are missing after the Virgo Transport 8 ferry sank in the Java Sea on Sunday. More than 600 rescuers, including naval divers and underwater drones, are searching turbulent waters.
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Exit polls and provisional counts show the centre‑left opposition bloc ahead by a single seat in the 349‑member Riksdag. Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson has opened coalition talks, while analysts warn the final result remains uncertain.
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A 51‑year‑old man died following a hard‑handed police arrest in Rotterdam‑Zuid, with video footage of the incident circulating online. The death has triggered protests across the Netherlands and prompted calls for an independent investigation into police conduct.