Sean 'Diddy' Combs faces explosive claims of abuse, bribes, and assault. Surveillance footage shows Diddy physically assaulting an ex-girlfriend. The music mogul is on trial, facing five charges. From Grammy winner to criminal defendant, Diddy's life is under scrutiny.

Sean Diddy Combs faces trial on five charges

Rapper Sean Diddy Combs goes on trial for sex abuse & human trafficking

Sean 'Diddy' Combs faces trial on five charges, trial opens with disturbing evidence

Sean "Diddy" Combs' legal troubles deepen as a revised indictment introduces new allegations against the rapper. With fresh details emerging, the case is becoming more complex. As his trial looms, Combs continues to deny all accusations.

Sean 'Diddy' Combs faces new allegations in revised indictment

Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs is accused in a new lawsuit of drugging and groping an aspiring male musician, sparking controversy and legal battles.

Sean Diddy combs sues documentary makers over false claims

Brazil has lifted its ban on the social media platform X (formerly Twitter) after the company complied with legal requirements and paid a fine of $5 million. The ban was imposed due to the platform's failure to comply with Brazilian regulations, particularly concerning the spread of misinformation and harmful content. Following intense negotiations, X agreed to address the legal concerns, including implementing stronger content moderation policies and complying with local laws on data protection and online conduct. The payment of the fine and these adjustments enabled the platform to resume operations in Brazil.

Brazil Lifts X Ban After Meeting Legal Terms, Payment Of $5 Million Fine

Academics, activists, and indigenous people gathered in the Brazilian Amazon to weigh in on a key legal question: What responsibility do states have in the face of climate emergencies.

Brazil: 165 organisations part of hearing

Germany has taken a Monumental decision towards legalization of cannabis. Watch in for more details!

Germany: Cannabis users celebrate relaxation of laws

Controversy erupts as US lawmaker inserts colleague’s name while reading rape scene; asked to resign

Donald Trump Jr, the former president's eldest son, on Wednesday told the judge in the civil fraud trial that threatens the family real estate business in New York that he had not been involved in the financial documents at the center of the prosecution.

Donald Trump's son Eric appears in court for testimony

Who is Jack Smith? New York prosecutor who became former president Donald Trump's legal nemesis

Costliest cookie: Indian FMCG firm slapped with US$ 1.2K fine over a single missing biscuit in packet

US: South Carolina lawyer Alex Murdaugh appeals murder conviction, alleges jury tampering

Legal victory for same-sex couple against Italy's far-right party

Twitter threatens legal action against Meta's Threads, unraveling battle for social media supremacy

Former United States President Donald Trump has changed his political fundraising side, he plans to divert more donations from his political supporters to fund his mounting legal costs.

Former US President Trump political funds to be diverted for legal fees

Doctor AI will see you now: Navigating the ethics of smart medicine

Across the world, dozens of nations have changed their laws to allow people to light up. Another nation that is about to be added to the list is Australia. The Australian Greens are planning to introduce a bill aiming to legalise cannabis. The legislation, if passed, would allow for the regulation and sale of approved cannabis strains. The cannabis will be used for recreational consumption in Australia. The bill is currently out for public consultation. To get anywhere, the bill would need government support to replenish the existing law.

Is Australia all set to legalise cannabis? Watch all details here

For So Sung-uk and Kim Yong-min, who last week won a landmark Seoul court ruling on national health coverage for gay couples, the tide may finally be turning in their years-long struggle for equal recognition in South Korea for LGBT partnerships.

South Korean Gay couple win legal battle

The legal age to indulge in consensual sex in Japan could be changed from 13 to 16. Japan currently has the lowest age of consent among developed countries.@mollygambhir tells you more

Gravitas:  Japan: overhaul of laws related to sex crimes

KFC cannot claim sole ownership over the word 'chicken': Indian court

India: Friend present with woman dragged by car escaped fearing legal hassles

In a first, New York opens its legal recreational marijuana shop

Man can't access $1.8mn Bitcoin as he forgot security question answer 

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