PR Firm’s Attempt to Smear Bangladesh Bank Governor Backfires
A UK PR firm, Palatine Media, attempted to discredit Bangladesh's central bank governor, Ahsan Mansur, by sending false corruption allegations...
Year: 2025
Ukrainians’ Reactions to Ceasefire Negotiations in Saudi Arabia
Residents in Odesa react to news of a tentative ceasefire agreement between Ukraine and Russia, announced by the United States,...
France and Japan Unite to Launch Europe’s First Rare Earth Recycling Facility
France and Japan are set to establish Europe's first large-scale rare earth recycling plant in Lacq, France, to reduce reliance...
Sudan’s Civil War: A Potential Turning Point Amid Ongoing Crisis
The civil war in Sudan is witnessing a shift as the Sudanese army reclaims the presidential palace from the Rapid...
Kuwait Investigates Extensive Raffle Fraud Involving Egyptian Suspect
Kuwait's authorities are investigating a fraud network linked to manipulated raffle draws, involving an Egyptian woman arrested while attempting to...
Clarification Required on Corruption Allegations Against Liberia’s Public Works Ministry
Recent allegations from Senator Edwin Melvin Snowe suggest corruption in the Ministry of Public Works, with vendors allegedly receiving contracts...
Iraq’s Prime Minister and IHEC Strategize for Upcoming 2025 Elections
Iraqi Prime Minister Mohammed Shia al-Sudani met with IHEC Chief Commissioner Judge Omar Ahmed Mohammed to discuss preparations for the...
Kurdish Celebrations of Nowruz Flourish in Post-Assad Syria
In Syria, the Kurdish people are openly celebrating Nowruz for the first time in years following the removal of Assad...
UK Car Rental Firm Enters Ethiopia, Targeting International Visitors
Green Motion International has partnered with Excellence Car Rental Services Ethiopia to launch an eco-friendly vehicle rental service catering to...
Cllr. Gongloe Advocates for Inclusive Representation in Nimba County Elections
Cllr. Tiawan Saye Gongloe criticized Vice President Koung for promoting divisive election strategies that favor only Gio-speaking candidates. He called...
