A day’s world headlines span courtroom vindication, public unrest, loss, and renewal. Britain secured a legal win after an international court rejected Rwanda’s bid for more than £100 million tied to the collapsed migrant deportation deal, closing a costly chapter in a deeply contentious policy. In Kenya, meanwhile, hundreds protested plans for a U.S.-linked Ebola quarantine facility at Laikipia Air Base, as a court suspension reflected wider fears over public health capacity and sovereignty. In northern Iraq, the UK confirmed the death of a British soldier in a training accident, with few details yet released. There was a rare note of hope in Japan, where eight crested ibises were released into the wild in a landmark effort to restore a species once lost there. And in U.S. media, “60 Minutes” was thrust into the spotlight as veteran correspondent Scott Pelley reportedly denounced CBS leadership in unusually blunt terms.