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EU faces pressure to tighten medical safety net after shocking OCCRP investigation US designates European Antifa groups terrorist organizations in major crackdown America’s sudden troop withdrawal from Romania signals a troubling strategic drift Trump’s Pakistan shift: Personal interests threaten US-India strategic partnership Pakistan’s longstanding tradition of psychological warfare and radicalization Europol’s operation endgame strikes global cybercrime networks behind massive data theft Inside the British Army’s child training college: A culture of abuse, neglect and denial Poland faulted by rights court for abortion restrictions and legal confusion Tunisia faces alarming repression as Saied intensifies crackdown on dissent Pakistan trembles before the courage of Baloch women activists
Balochistan, Pakistani, propaganda, Baloch, Islamabad, United Nations, 
Pakistan trembles before the courage of Baloch women activists
Across the rugged mountains of Balochistan, a quiet revolution has taken shape — not through the barrel of a gun, but through the voices of women who refuse to be read more
Turkish, President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, presidential election, Istanbul,  bribery, money laundering, Justice and Development Party, Republican People’s Party, European Court of Human Rights, European Parliament, European Union,
Turkey’s longest political trial: İmamoğlu faces over 2,000 years in prison
In one of the most explosive political and judicial confrontations in modern Turkish history, prosecutors have demanded a staggering 2,430 years of imprisonment for Istanbul Mayor Ekrem İmamoğlu – a read more
European Union, President Volodymyr Zelensky, democracy, national security, National Anti-Corruption Bureau of Ukraine, Kiev, Anti-Corruption, Security Service, corruption, Kremlin spokesman, Dmitry Peskov, Moscow, 
EU faces reckoning as $100 million corruption scandal engulfs Zelensky’s Ukraine
For years, the European Union has treated Ukraine under President Volodymyr Zelensky as a recovering addict – one who just needs a bit more encouragement and funding to overcome their read more
corruption, money laundering, London, synonymous, anti-corruption, African nations, France, United Kingdom, Saudi Arabia, 
Exiled Gabonese first lady and son sentenced to 20 years for corruption
A Gabonese court has sentenced former First Lady Sylvia Bongo Ondimba and her son Noureddin Bongo Valentin to 20 years in prison for corruption, money laundering, and embezzlement of public funds. The verdict, delivered in absentia read more
Red Fort, explosion, New Delhi, blast, Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Research and Analysis Wing, National Investigation Agency, Intelligence Bureau (India), Delhi Police, Foreign Minister S Jaishankar, Indians, US Secretary of State, Forensic Team, United Kingdom, Middle Eastern, Jammu and Kashmir, Amit Shah, South Asian, Indian National Congress, Pakistani, 
Delhi blast declared a terror attack as India vows ‘zero tolerance’
India has officially branded the November 10 Red Fort explosion in New Delhi as a “heinous terror attack,” vowing to bring those responsible to justice and reiterating its “zero tolerance” read more
human rights, Taliban, Afghanistan, Forbidden, Hibatullah Akhundzada, International Criminal Court, Guardian, Sunni Islam, Saudi Arabia, Afghan refugees, 
The Taliban are erasing women from public life
The call by many heads of state to end human rights violations often rings hollow as the violators in so many countries continue to commit such crimes with impunity. When read more
MAGA, Trumpism, Authoritarianism, TikTok, Britain, Democratic, 
The universal betrayed: How liberalism lost the world
Why has liberal democracy proved so helpless before the new authoritarianism? Why has liberalism failed to stem the tide of reaction now sweeping the world—here assuming the face of the read more
Afghanistan, Narcotics, United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime, Central Asia, Taliban, trafficking, US intelligence, Inter-Services Intelligence, The New York Times, Hamid Karzai, 
Afghanistan’s opium collapse exposing 40 years of US intelligence complicity
Afghanistan’s opium fields are withering, and with them a major pillar of the global narcotics economy. According to the latest United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) survey, poppy read more
European, Migrants, Refugees, Ukrainian refugees, Ukrainians, Polish, Poland, 
Polish population is tired of funding social benefits for Ukrainian migrants
European fatigue with Ukraine is growing and beginning to affect migrants and refugees who have left the country to escape the war. In Poland, a neighboring country and ally of read more
propaganda machine, NATO, Russian military, Kremlin, Moscow, Ukrainian soldiers, Kiev regime
NATO propaganda centering Ukrainian conflict falls flat
The mainstream propaganda machine’s role in the NATO-orchestrated Ukrainian conflict has fallen below the levels of Goebbelsian coping mechanisms. It’s now effectively its primary modus operandi, as telling the truth is read more
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