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Lawyers arrive at Gibraltar Supreme Court for a decision on whether an Iranian oil tanker seized last month near the tiny British territory can be held longer amid speculation that it might soon be released. The decision has been adjourned until 14:00 GMT. IMAGES

Brazil's Supreme Court on Tuesday rejected a request to free leftist icon Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva from prison while they consider whether the convicting judge was biased in his case. IMAGES

Brazil Supreme Court debates an appeal that could free former president Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva. IMAGES

Outgoing Guatemala's President Jimmy Morales casts his vote as the Supreme Court opened voting at 7:00 am (1300 GMT) where a crowded field of 19 candidates is vying to succeed outgoing President. IMAGES

Catalonia's separatist leader Quim Torra arrives at the Spanish Supreme Court in Madrid for the final hearings in the trial of 12 Catalan leaders charged over an independence bid. IMAGES

The high-stakes trial of 12 Catalan separatist leaders over their role in Catalonia's failed 2017 independence bid is due to wrap up after four months of hearings. REVALIDATION WITH CORRECT SHOTLIST. IMAGES

Former FARC guerrilla leader Jesus Santrich greets his supporters from the balcony at the Party headquarters, after been released on orders of the Colombian Supreme Court, drawing an expression of regret from the United States, which wanted him for alleged drug trafficking. IMAGES

Venezuela's Supreme Court issues a statement condemning comments by US Vice President Mike Pence, who has hinted that the United States could impose sanctions on Venezuelan judges if they use the court as "a political tool for a regime that usurps democracy, indicts political prisoners and promotes authoritarianism." SOUNDBITE

Der Widerstand in den USA gegen die Entscheidung von US-Präsident Donald Trump, zur Finanzierung der umstrittenen Grenzmauer zu Mexiko den "nationalen Notstand" auszurufen, wächst. Eine Gruppe von 16 US-Bundesstaaten reichte Klage bei einem Bundesgericht in San Francisco wegen Verstößen gegen die Verfassung ein, wie mehrere US-Medien berichten. Zu den Klägern …

US-Präsident Donald Trump hat am Freitag bestätigt, in Kürze den "nationalen Notstand" auszurufen, um den Bau einer Mauer an der Grenze nach Mexiko ohne Zustimmung des Parlaments aus Bundesmitteln zu finanzieren. Am Donnerstag hatte dies seine Sprecherin Sarah Sanders bereits offiziell angekündigt. "We will have a national emergency, and we …

Im Europäischen Parlament regt sich massiver Widerstand gegen Bestrebungen der US-Regierung, US-Ermittlern Zugang zu europäischen Datenzentren zu verschaffen. Mehrere EU-Abgeordnete äußerten in einem sogenannten Amicus-Brief an den Supreme Court ihre Bedenken, berichtet das "Handelsblatt" (Mittwochsausgabe). Der Oberste Gerichtshof der USA will bis zum Sommer entscheiden, ob eine US-Behörde von Unternehmen …