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Gandhi Dynasty Delayed: Next Hearing for Sonia and Rahul Gandhi Set for May 21
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On May 11, a Delhi court postponed the hearings in the National Herald money-laundering case involving Congress leaders Sonia Gandhi and Rahul Gandhi until May 21 and 22, 2025. The reason for this delay was that the Enforcement Directorate (ED) reported to the court they could only serve co-accused Sam Pitroda with a notice…
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Public Funding for Royals Triples Since 2012 Due to Palace Renovations
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Official data reveals that public funding for the Royal Household has increased threefold in real value since 2012, primarily due to repair and construction activities at Buckingham Palace. The Sovereign Grant, which offers financial backing from taxpayers for the monarchy, was initiated in 2012 with an annual amount of £31 million. According to information…
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Minister of Works and Housing Launches New TDC Ghana Ltd. Board
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The Minister for Works and Housing, Kenneth Gilbert Adjei, has formally launched the recently appointed board members of TDC Ghana Ltd, charging them with the responsibility to fulfill the firm’s mission of offering cost-effective and sustainable residential options. The recently formed board is led by Isaac Odamtten, who represents Tema East as a Member…
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Vietnam Aims for Balanced, Sustainable Trade with US: Prime Minister Says
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Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh stated that Vietnam values its Comprehensive Strategic Partnership with the U.S. and wishes for the bilateral relationship to keep advancing positively, aiming to become more substantial, well-balanced, and enduring. On Wednesday, Prime Minister Chinh met with a delegation from the U.S.-China Economic and Security Review Commission (USCC), headed by…
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Why Delta Leads the Pack in Oil Production — Aniagwu
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Over the years, the Delta State Government has persistently implemented strategic measures aimed at enhancing national income through fostering stability and progress within oil-rich regions throughout the state. Mr. Charles Aniagwu, who serves as the State Commissioner for Rural Roads and Public Information, shared his thoughts during an appearance on Channels TV’s Politics Today…
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Digital Courts Take Center Stage: Minister Harshana Nanayakkara Re-launches Judicial Modernization Program
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Sri Lanka, May 10 – The government has completed a study aimed at digitizing the judicial system, with preparations now being made to initiate this project. Led by Justice Arjuna Obeysekera, a special committee has been established under the Court Automation program. Two court complexes located in Negombo and Kandy have been selected to…
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Labour’s Bold Immigration Reforms Unveiled Next Week: Can They Win Back Voters?
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A “failed free-market experiment”—that’s what the home secretary might call the policy that has led to large numbers of individuals from across the globe arriving in the UK to serve as pub staff, haircut specialists, caregivers for those in need, agricultural workers, and plumbers. Yvette Cooper is preparing to present the government’s reforms regarding…
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NASS and the Erosion of Governance: An International Perspective
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The ongoing dispute involving Senator Godswill Akpabio and Natasha has begun to subside but has sparked considerable discussion. This situation calls for an examination of whether the Senate, indeed, the entire Nigerian National Assembly, might be deviating from its intended purpose. No parliament worldwide can claim immunity from scandals, yet the capability to implement…
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Vietnam Aims for Balanced, Sustainable Trade with US: Prime Minister
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Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh stated that Vietnam values its Comprehensive Strategic Partnership with the U.S. and looks forward to the bilateral relationship advancing positively, aiming for greater substance, balance, and sustainability. On Wednesday, Prime Minister Chinh met with a delegation from the U.S.-China Economic and Security Review Commission (USCC), headed by Chairman Reva…
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Candidates Pitch Tax Cuts as Voters’ Savior, But Details Remain MIA
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Presidential hopefuls have promised to lighten the load on taxpayers by increasing the basic income tax deduction, which has not been adjusted in 16 years. However, experts caution this might exacerbate South Korea’s budget shortfall unless there is a clear strategy for generating additional revenue to offset the change. The governing Democratic Party of…