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Alhaji Mamadi Kurang, a former official in Gambia’s financial crimes commission, states he has endured years of threats, legal pressure, and professional isolation for revealing alleged wrongdoing by investigators assigned to probe the multibillion-dollar corruption of former President Yahya Jammeh.

Three female journalists from Azerbaijan’s Abzas Media report being mistreated in prison after initiating a hunger strike in solidarity with their jailed director, emphasizing the increasing repression of independent media in the country.

People in Kryoneri, north-east of the Greek capital, receive SMS messages telling them to get to safe areas

A minimum of 50,000 officials from within Iran’s ruling government and military have signed up on a secure platform established to organize the removal of the dictatorship in Tehran, as reported by a notable regime opponent.

The 35-year-old man reportedly stabbed his 28-year-old female colleague multiple times before jumping off the Icon of the Seas cruise ship, according to officials

Israel is prepared to allow parachute aid deliveries to the blockaded Gaza Strip.

Four North Korean youths might face a year in brutal forced labor camps after reportedly being arrested for ’speaking like South Koreans’.

IDF soldiers are reportedly shooting Palestinians at aid points "almost like a game of target practice," according to a British surgeon who recently returned from Gaza.

The HR executive of the tech firm Astronomer has resigned after a video showing her seemingly hugging the CEO at a Coldplay concert went viral.

A former envoy of the Defense Ministry and a regional vice-governor are the latest officials to be caught in an expanding crackdown on corruption and abuse of power in Russia.

According to a human rights organization, former political prisoners encounter extended travel restrictions to prevent them from speaking out.

Thailand has announced that it will close its land border with Cambodia as violence erupts between the two countries.

New law fuels casino boom in the northern part of Cyprus, turning the breakaway area into a gambling hotspot amid lax oversight and rising money laundering concerns.

A knife killer who murdered four students during a home invasion in the US has been sentenced to life behind bars without the possibility of parole.

New photos of pedophile Jeffrey Epstein attending Donald Trump’s second wedding ceremony have been discovered in a week already filled with controversy for the president.

Palau, a nation with a population of only 18,000, is contemplating a draft agreement to resettle ’third-country nationals’ from the US.

Six people have been arrested in Poland as part of an investigation into a religious group accused of fraudulently diverting €3.7 million ($4.33 million) worth of EU-funded food aid intended for refugees and the homeless, the European Public Prosecutor’s Office (EPPO) said Tuesday.

Businessman Mike Lynch’s estate is confronting bankruptcy after being ordered to pay £700 million in a fraud case following the tycoon’s death.

Stephen Colbert of The Late Show responded to President Donald Trump after Trump stated that he ’absolutely loved’ the CBS show’s cancellation.

Donald Trump has released a huge batch of previously classified documents about Dr Martin Luther King’s (MLK) assassination.

Thousands, including Alexei Navalny’s widow, signed a letter objecting to a performance by Valery Gergiev, a close ally of the Russian president.