Flights between African cities often require layovers outside the continent — routing through London, Paris, or Dubai. A massive infrastructure project in Ethiopia aims to change that paradigm…
Western sanctions were supposed to squeeze Russia’s elite. Instead, according to Forbes Russia, the country’s billionaires have pushed their combined wealth to a new all-time high. The magazine’s…
In what may become one of the more embarrassing legal entanglements for the Trump family’s sprawling business empire, crypto billionaire Justin Sun filed a lawsuit on Wednesday accusing World Liberty…
Today’s intelligence briefing from international investigative media.
In a lighter but no less striking piece of news, the United Nations has officially designated Jakarta the world’s largest city, home to a staggering 42 million inhabitants. The Guardian profiled a…
Lebanese journalist Amal Khalil was found dead following an Israeli attack on southern Lebanon on Wednesday. Another journalist was wounded in the same strike. The killing adds to a grim toll of…
Peru saw large-scale student mobilizations on April 22, with more than 40 universities joining a national strike demanding the restoration of half-price public transit fares for students. The…
The Greek government unveiled a new package of eight support measures worth €500 million, targeting pensioners, renters, farmers, and families with children. The package includes an extension of…
Across the Tasman, Moody’s Ratings downgraded New Zealand’s fiscal outlook to negative, citing persistent inflation and global uncertainty. The move immediately became political ammunition, with…
In Australia, Health Minister Mark Butler urged state and territory governments to “get on” with a major overhaul of the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS). The restructuring is expected to…
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