Trinidad and Tobago’s CEPEP Program Remains in Limbo
The CEPEP program in Trinidad and Tobago has been halted, leaving thousands of workers without…
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Bangladesh Police Arrests Several Individuals in Ongoing Crackdown on Corruption
In a bid to curb corruption, Bangladesh police have arrested multiple individuals, including high-ranking officials,…
Unveiling the Lives of North Korea’s Elite: The Donju Class
Delving into the world of North Korea's affluent Donju class, exploring their rise to power,…
Sheikh Hasina’s Exile and Extradition: A Year of Turmoil in Bangladesh
Sheikh Hasina, the Prime Minister of Bangladesh, was ousted from power and forced into exile…
DOJ’s Russia Investigation: Uncovering The Greatest Risk Of Legal Jeopardy
The Russia investigation has put several high-profile individuals at risk of legal jeopardy, but one…
Guam AG’s Office Rejects Governor’s Request for Special Prosecutor
The Attorney General's office in Guam has denied the Governor's request for a special prosecutor,…
Ghanaian Minister Asenso-Boakye Urges Reconsideration of New Accra-Kumasi Expressway Proposal
Asenso-Boakye petitions Mahama to rethink the proposed Accra-Kumasi expressway, citing concerns over the project's feasibility…
Malaysia Anti-Corruption Commission Strengthens Advisory Board with New Appointments
Six new members have been appointed to the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission's advisory board to enhance…
South African Court Under Fire: Zuma’s MK Party Accuses ConCourt of Ignoring Serious Violations by Ramaphosa
The MK party, led by former President Jacob Zuma, has accused the Constitutional Court of…
Malaysian Government Faces Criticism Over Handling of Floods
The Malaysian government is under fire for its response to the recent floods, with many…