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Janusz Walus, who spent over 28 years in prison for the assassination of anti-apartheid leader Chris Hani, is to be deported to Poland after his parole. His release stirred criticism due to perceived lack of remorse and unresolved questions about Hani's murder. The decision signals ongoing tensions surrounding the legacy of apartheid and justice in South Africa's evolving democracy.

In a disturbing mass rape trial unfolding in France, 71-year-old Dominique Pelicot shockingly admitted to drugging his wife Gisèle, facilitating her abuse by recruiting numerous men. The trial, which is still underway, continues to unveil harrowing details as Pelicot confessed his heinous crimes, uttering 'I am a rapist.' As the legal proceedings continue, the public eye remains fixated on this deeply unsettling case.

Bangladesh's Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina resigned and left the country amid violent protests and deadly clashes. An interim government will be formed as the nation faces one of its worst crises in decades. Despite a nationwide curfew, students and activists stormed the capital Dhaka calling for her ouster, with incidents of looting at her official residence.

In Nairobi, Kenya's capital, anti-government protesters are demanding President William Ruto step down. Police have used tear gas to disperse the crowds. With organizers calling for a 'total shutdown' of the country, the situation remains unstable and widespread unrest continues.

Southern Brazil is grappling with a catastrophic natural disaster, leading to 100 deaths and displacement of 160,000 people. The floods have damaged critical infrastructures, including homes and dams, amid the warmest year on record in the region.