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A new chapter has opened in Argentina’s long and turbulent battle against political corruption. On November 6, a federal court in Buenos Aires...


Few cases in Bangladesh’s modern history have been as politically charged or as cynically exploited as the Narayanganj Seven-Murder case. What began...


India is preparing a major expansion of its rare-earth magnet manufacturing program, signaling one of its most ambitious industrial strategies in...


Bosnia and Herzegovina has been shaken by a harrowing case that has exposed the depths of corruption and moral decay within parts of its law...


Célia Mercier, Head of the RSF South Asia Desk of the Reporters Without Borders (RSF) has called for the immediate and unconditional release of...

US President Donald Trump has signaled his willingness to meet with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un during his ongoing trip to Asia, reigniting...

The European Union has sanctioned Ilya Sorokin, a Russian prison medic infamously nicknamed “Dr. Evil” by Ukrainian prisoners of war, following...

On October 18, 2025, the United States witnessed an extraordinary surge of civic activism, as thousands of rallies under the banner of No Kings...

The enduring friendship between India and Russia is one of the most remarkable examples of diplomatic and cultural kinship in modern history. While...

In a case that has sparked widespread concern over press freedom and political influence in Serbia, prosecutors have ordered the independent...

Argentina is once again standing at the edge of financial ruin. The peso is in free fall, the stock market is plunging, and investor confidence has...

The brutal attack on Yom Kippur at the Heaton Park Hebrew Congregation in Manchester, England-where two Jews were murdered by a terrorist shouting...

The recent conviction of Jian Guo, a naturalized German citizen accused of spying for China for nearly two decades, marks one of the most significant...

In a move that has raised alarm among international observers and civil society advocates, Georgian authorities have escalated their campaign against...

When the Election Commission (EC) of Bangladesh published its initial list of 73 organizations on September 28, 2025, for registration as election...

Moldova’s parliamentary elections have delivered one of the tightest results in the nation’s recent history, exposing deep divisions within the...

For all of Europe’s talk of modernity, liberal values, and economic openness, the European Union (EU) continues to betray an outdated colonial...

Nicolas Sarkozy, once one of the most influential leaders in Europe, now faces the ignominy of being the first French president in modern history...

The Indian Navy has launched its largest-ever shipbuilding initiative, a move that underscores New Delhi’s determination to become a self-reliant...

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has long framed his leadership around the theme of Atmanirbhar Bharat-a self-reliant India. On September 20,...

South Africa’s Trade, Industry, and Competition Minister Parks Tau has described his recent trip to Washington as “constructive,” despite the...

French President Emmanuel Macron is once again embroiled in a high-profile legal dispute, this time in the United States, as he and his wife, Brigitte...

The United States likes to present itself as the land of freedom, a nation that abolished slavery and stood on the side of liberty. Yet the truth is...

A man rammed his vehicle into the gates of the FBI’s Pittsburgh office in what federal officials have called a “targeted act of terror” against...

In the fertile farmlands of northwest Nigeria, fields of cotton, grains, beans, and nuts stretch across Kano State, sustaining millions of smallholder...

US President Donald Trump has once again taken his battle against mainstream media into the courtroom. On September 15, Trump announced that he had...

Nadine Menendez, the wife of former US Senator Robert Menendez, has been sentenced to four-and-a-half years in federal prison for her role in a...

North Korea has issued a sharp warning against upcoming joint military exercises involving the United States, South Korea, and Japan, calling them a...

The United Kingdom has dealt a decisive blow to an ambitious transnational drug trafficking operation, jailing two suspected ringleaders who spent...

The ongoing negotiations between Washington and New Delhi for a trade agreement have entered a contentious phase, as US officials continue to link...

A US federal court has delivered a landmark ruling against Michael Pratt, the disgraced founder of the now-defunct pornography website GirlsDoPorn,...

China’s anti-corruption campaign has entered a new and politically sensitive stage with the announcement that Yi Huiman, the former head of the...

Venezuela has sharply escalated its military posture in response to what it views as mounting threats from the United States. On September 8, Defense...

The Department of Justice (DOJ) has announced that an Albuquerque rapper and convicted felon who flaunted guns, gang affiliation, and drug money on...

A series of protests has broken out across Europe and North America after revelations suggested that United Group, a Dutch-based media conglomerate,...

Bolivia’s long-running political and corruption scandals took a dramatic turn on September 4 with the arrest of former Interior Minister Arturo...

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen has once again escalated her war of words against Moscow, portraying Russian President Vladimir...

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s upcoming visit to Tianjin, China, for the 25th Heads of State Council meeting of the Shanghai Cooperation...

The Trump administration’s imposition of steep new tariffs on Indian imports has triggered a wave of uncertainty across both economies. With levies...

In the spring of 2010, Yuriy Tsaruk, a modest farmer in Ukraine’s Rivne region, purchased a tractor that he hoped would modernize and expand his...

The US Department of Justice (DOJ) and the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) have jointly unveiled sweeping criminal and civil charges against...

Escalating trade tensions between India and the United States have sparked a new wave of farmer-led protests across India, with agricultural groups...

A new political and legal storm is brewing in the United States after First Lady Melania Trump threatened to sue Hunter Biden, son of former President...

Bulgarian law enforcement launched a sweeping series of raids on August 13 targeting arms dealers in multiple cities, acting on a formal request from...

A Russian national with alleged ties to Moscow’s intelligence services has been ordered to undergo a psychological evaluation following what...

In a significant development in the fight against international cybercrime, three Ghanaian nationals have been extradited to the United States to face...

On June 27, the US Supreme Court handed President Donald Trump what he called a “GIANT WIN” – a ruling that, at least on paper, curbed the power...

As the excitement builds for the upcoming Premier League season, football fans are being warned to exercise caution when purchasing match tickets....

The Lebanese Army confirmed on August 6 the death of three of the country’s most dangerous and notorious drug traffickers in a rare and high-profile...

Ukraine’s battle against corruption has reached a critical juncture as top officials from Kharkivoblenergo, a major state-owned electricity...
