Nicaragua has brought a case against Germany before the International Court of Justice, accusing Berlin of violating the Genocide Convention through its support for Israel during the ongoing military campaign in Gaza. According to Al Jazeera, Nicaragua argues that Germany's political and military backing of Israel makes it complicit in alleged genocide against Palestinians. The case adds to mounting international legal scrutiny of Israel's conduct in Gaza and the role of its Western allies, with the court expected to examine Germany's obligations under the convention.

Kenyan politician Muli has publicly challenged the narrative that it is "Kalonzo's time" to lead the opposition, questioning who had reached such a consensus. According to Capital FM, Muli pointed to competing ambitions among other opposition figures as evidence that no agreement exists. The remarks highlight ongoing divisions within Kenya's opposition over leadership and strategy ahead of future political contests, with Kalonzo Musyoka's position as presumptive flagbearer remaining contested.

A trial has opened in Paris over the murder of Argentine rugby star Federico Aramburu. According to Al Jazeera, two former members of a violent far-right group face charges of murder and attempted murder in connection with the killing. The proceedings mark a significant legal step in the high-profile case involving the former international rugby player.

The Peter Obi Media Reach (POMR) has pushed back against comments attributed to Datti Baba-Ahmed regarding former Anambra State governor and 2027 presidential hopeful Peter Obi. According to Tribune Online, the media group insisted that Obi remains capable of rescuing Nigeria, rejecting suggestions to the contrary. The exchange highlights ongoing debate within opposition political circles ahead of the 2027 general elections, as supporters of the former presidential candidate defend his leadership credentials and political standing.

Iraq is approaching a sovereignty test as the deadline for the US-led military coalition’s withdrawal nears, according to Al Jazeera. Analysts cited by the outlet warn that the country could face severe security and political challenges during the transition, including questions over state authority, stability and the capacity of Iraqi institutions as foreign forces prepare to leave.

Kenyan political figure Oparanya convened leaders from the Western region in Kisumu to rally support for President Ruto's re-election bid. According to Capital FM, Oparanya said the leaders had completed their first session and would hold a second session before issuing a comprehensive resolution on their position. The meeting signals early political mobilisation in the Western Kenya region ahead of the next general election, with regional leaders aligning behind the incumbent president's campaign for a second term.