Anger over corruption-tainted flood projects sparks student-led protests in the Philippines

Philippines, Corruption, Disinformation, Misinformation, House of Representatives, Ferdinand Marcos Jr, Supreme Court Justice

Anger over corruption-tainted flood projects sparks student-led protests in the Philippines

The Philippines is facing a surge of public anger over a multibillion-peso flood control scandal that has not only tarnished the government’s credibility but also reawakened a wave of student

Northern Ireland, British, British Army, Catholic, British Prime Minister Tony Blair, Public Prosecution Service,

Soldier F faces trial over Bloody Sunday killings after decades of delay

More than five decades after the events of Bloody Sunday shook Northern Ireland and left an indelible scar on British-Irish relations, a former British soldier known only as “Soldier F”

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Polish PM warns against rising ‘antipathy’ toward Ukraine amid drone incidents

Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk has issued a stark warning about what he describes as a growing wave of hostility among Poles toward Ukraine, cautioning that it could undermine both

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Moscow dismisses Western pressure, says attempts to harm India-Russia ties will ‘fail’

Russia has once again made it clear that its partnership with India is not only enduring but also immune to Western attempts at disruption. The Russian Foreign Ministry, speaking to

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Nepal appoints former Chief Justice as interim prime minister amid deadly protests

Nepal has entered a new and uncertain chapter in its political history after the appointment of former Chief Justice Sushila Karki as interim prime minister, following weeks of anti-corruption protests

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Former Georgian Defense Minister arrested on money laundering and abuse of power charges

Georgia has been rocked by the arrest of its former Defense Minister, Juansher Burchuladze, who now faces grave allegations of money laundering and abuse of power. The charges, unveiled on September

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Albania appoints world’s first AI government minister to tackle corruption

In an unprecedented move, Albania has appointed the world’s first artificial intelligence-generated government minister, aiming to eradicate corruption and streamline public administration. The digital assistant, named Diella-meaning “Sun” in Albanian-has