Liechtenstein reforms succession law to allow firstborn child, regardless of gender, to inherit throne

David Warner convicted of drink-driving, ordered to install interlock device

Former Australian cricketer David Warner was convicted of mid-range drink-driving following a random breath test conducted on Easter Sunday. A court handed down the penalty and ordered Warner to install an alcohol interlock device in his vehicle. The judge noted the serious nature of the offence, particularly as children were present in the car at the time. While the court acknowledged the potential media scrutiny and financial repercussions Warner may face, deterrence was cited as a key factor in the sentencing decision.

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India Eyes Duty-Free Sugar Imports to Tackle Record-High Prices

India is weighing limited duty-free sugar imports along with stricter stock limits to ease pressure on domestic supplies. Wholesale sugar prices have surged nearly 20% since early August, reaching record highs. Seasonal festival demand is further straining supplies, as consumption of sweeteners typically spikes during this period each year. The government is currently evaluating multiple policy measures to stabilize market conditions.