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The recent political changes in Bangladesh spark optimism for reducing corruption through transparency and tools like blockchain. [ more ]

Significant corruption risks identified in £15.3 billion of Covid-related government contracts.

Normal bidding safeguards were suspended during the pandemic, indicating potential corruption.

Transparency International UK urges investigation into high-risk contracts. [ more ]

Mexico's ruling party proposes electing all judges to combat alleged corruption, prompting fears about judicial independence and fairness in law. [ more ]

Homelessness in England is at alarming levels, with over 150,000 children in temporary accommodation and the rise of rough sleeping being starkly visible. [ more ]

Beware strongman politicians offering superficial solutions; prioritize human rights in electoral decisions.

Voters should scrutinize candidates' platforms for genuine human rights advocacy. [ more ]

The Tanzanian government is investigating the murder of opposition member Ali Kibao, who showed signs of severe torture.

President Suluhu vows to uphold democratic rights amidst rising tensions. [ more ]

There is a pressing need for resentencing IPP prisoners trapped under abolished indefinite jail terms, as highlighted by ongoing advocacy and governmental pressure. [ more ]

A deadly attack in Myanmar highlights the severe civilian toll in ongoing civil conflict, emphasizing the impact of ethnic tensions and military struggles. [ more ]

Ongoing civil war in Myanmar leads to high civilian casualties and chaos during military conflicts. [ more ]

Misinformation researchers face significant ideological attacks, especially with the rise of the internet and social media.

Social media propagandists can significantly shape public opinion on critical topics, undermining scientific evidence. [ more ]

The British public is progressively changing its views on national identity, showing less pride in traditional notions tied to history and ethnicity. [ more ]

Iran attempts to influence U.S. public opinion on Israel through targeted campaigns, but their effectiveness is often limited. [ more ]

Judge Wilken challenges the $2.8 billion NCAA settlement, calling it unfair for limiting athlete compensation.

The lawsuit marks a pivotal moment in the evolving landscape of college athlete compensation. [ more ]

Lina Khan emphasizes the importance of structural competition in markets, not just pricing, reshaping antitrust enforcement's focus. [ more ]

Criminal gangs are facilitating exam cheating in India, particularly within the NEET, amid widespread examination chaos. [ more ]

Huawei's Mate XT tri-folding smartphone has exceeded one million pre-orders before release, highlighting consumer interest in innovative mobile technology.

Indonesia is establishing a formal cyber branch to strengthen its military capabilities in cyber warfare.

Singapore's investment in India's datacenter expansion indicates growing interest in India's digital economy. [ more ]

New York's new retail worker safety act mandates better protections and panic buttons to address growing concerns over store violence. [ more ]

Gun violence is a critical issue, with guilt extending to parents who provide access to firearms for minors. Current measures may be inadequate. [ more ]

Firefighters exposed to 9/11 toxins are suffering from aggressive illnesses, necessitating urgent medical support and legislative action for continued healthcare funding. [ more ]

Passengers are increasingly facing severe injuries due to turbulence-related incidents during flights, resulting in lawsuits and significant safety concerns. [ more ]

Kalshi's future relies on listing election betting contracts before the upcoming election amid legal challenges from the CFTC. [ more ]

The government is withholding impact assessment details of fuel payment cuts until after a parliamentary vote. [ more ]

The early release scheme for prisoners may endanger domestic abuse survivors as abusers could incorrectly be released despite assurances from the government. [ more ]

The Labour government will not restore winter fuel payments for pensioners, citing budgetary constraints and a focus on economic stability. [ more ]

Lord Carlile supports Starmer's arms deal suspension with Israel and criticizes Netanyahu's peace obstructing actions, showcasing a shift in UK foreign policy. [ more ]

The article highlights a comprehensive investigation into corporate governance involving extensive research, diverse methodologies, and maintaining journalistic integrity throughout the process. [ more ]

Four people died in a plane crash in Vermont after returning from brunch in Connecticut. [ more ]

Austerity measures by Keir Starmer could empower far-right movements in neglected communities, according to union leader Matt Wrack. [ more ]

New Labour MPs are facing pushback from veterans over their bids for influential committee chair positions due to perceived inexperience. [ more ]

The ban on Olympic rings tattoos for Paralympic athletes has been lifted, raising legal and ethical questions. [ more ]

Team USA's Paralympic team excelled with 36 gold medals, showing remarkable resilience despite initial struggles, reflecting a unique sporting journey.

The medal count comparison raises questions related to success metrics for the Paralympic movement versus Olympic achievements. [ more ]

September 9 marks significant historical events, including Althea Gibson's U.S. Open victory and the establishment of the United States of America. [ more ]

Joe Ajero's arrest highlights the increasing authoritarianism in Nigeria against union leaders and dissenters. [ more ]

The United States ranks second in digital connectivity readiness among G7 nations but faces challenges in digital infrastructure and Gigabit-capable coverage. [ more ]

Tailscale simplifies secure networking for personal and professional use, prioritizing efficiency and user-centric design. [ more ]