<h1>Multiple international legal disputes: consular review, UN sanctions transparency challenge, leader suing broadcaster, judges resigning, tariffs removed</h1> A range of legal and constitutional issues emerged internationally: a national foreign minister reviewed bilateral relations and consular support in the US, while a country urged greater transparency in UN Security Council subsidiary organs, challenging opaque designation and delisting procedures. A head of state announced intent to pursue litigation against a broadcaster despite an apology, raising media-law and defamation implications. Judicial resignations in another country protested a recent constitutional amendment, signaling a potential constitutional crisis and questions about judicial independence. Separately, removal of tariffs on various commodities constitutes an administrative trade-policy change with regulatory and commercial effects.