India’s custody deadline, stock-market falls, Somalia’s presidential term ruling

India’s Supreme Court starts 24-hour custody clock at detention

India’s Supreme Court has ruled that detention starts the 24-hour deadline for taking an accused person before a magistrate, rather than the later recording of a formal arrest.

Serbia’s prosecutor general orders records protected

Serbia’s prosecutor general instructed chief prosecutors to prevent records from being destroyed, and the Novi Sad prosecutor’s office has sent police orders to implement the instruction.

Somalia’s Supreme Court rejects president’s term extension

Somalia’s Supreme Court has rejected President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud’s term extension, leaving only the cabinet with limited caretaker authority and setting an election deadline ahead of the commission’s timetable.

Infant dies in Wisconsin’s first measles death since 1990, officials say

An infant in southwestern Wisconsin has died of measles, the state’s first death from the disease in 36 years. Nearly all reported cases in the state were in unvaccinated people.

Russia’s emergency ministry reports blackouts in 12 towns

Russia’s emergency ministry says a storm caused partial blackouts across towns mostly in southeastern Sverdlovsk. Meteorologists expect blizzards farther north before the system weakens.

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Paraguay’s central bank closes Ueno Bank and starts liquidation

Paraguay’s central bank has placed Ueno into a process that allows deposits to move to other banks before remaining assets are liquidated. Customers still lack account access, while a state-guaranteed repayment arrangement gives priority to small accounts.

Nasdaq falls 5.5% in its worst day in 18 months

The Nasdaq’s sharp fall put it in correction territory as investors sold technology shares. Reports differ on the size of the Dow’s decline, which reversed its post-election rise.

Japan’s Nikkei closes down 6% as chip shares fall

Japan’s Nikkei closed down 6%. An analyst said investors were concerned about spending on superintelligence (SI) and possible tighter regulation after the US midterm elections.

Ireland’s RTÉ evacuates Dublin office after bomb threat

RTÉ evacuated staff after a bomb threat, interrupting its radio schedule as other Irish newsrooms also evacuated and authorities worked to identify those responsible.

US agency adds exploited Apple authentication flaw to catalog

CISA has listed an actively exploited Apple authentication flaw, bringing it into a catalog that guides federal security priorities. Apple says a fix was included in earlier software updates.