Today’s Lead News Stories

If lawmakers don’t secure a spending deal before Friday midnight, all nonessential government functions will pause

A solicitors disciplinary tribunal ruled that the allegation was proven on the facts.

Reproductive choice charity says even if obligations to provide abortion services were enforced, too many doctors are untrained or unwilling to provide them

March against murder and sexual violence in Grand-Bassam echoes first public demonstration by women in the country, which took place in 1949

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Hungary has given political asylum to a Polish opposition politician who is wanted on suspicions of corruption

Hungary's asylum offer to Polish politician accused of corruption sparks diplomatic dispute with Poland, raising concerns about EU cooperation and rule of law.

After joining pro-Palestinian sit-in, Andrew Ross and Sonya Posmentier were declared ‘personae non gratae’

Verdict pending for Matteo Salvini's alleged migrant detention case; potential disqualification from office.