Megyn Kelly expressed frustration with the Trump family's "grifty" business practices, particularly their sons' earnings from government contracts and cryptocurrency ventures. She compared it to Hunter Biden's dealings, despite her support for Trump over Kamala Harris.
Begoña Gómez, wife of Spanish PM Pedro Sánchez, will stand trial on corruption charges including embezzlement and influence peddling. A judge has ordered her to surrender her passport and report to court monthly, barring her from leaving Spain.
Protesters will target Hyundai at a World Cup rally in Guadalajara, criticizing its business ties with mining company Ternium, accused of environmental damage and links to activist disappearances. The rally coincides with a Mexico-South Korea game.
Jared Kushner's firm, Affinity Partners, is backing a €1.4 billion luxury resort project on Sazan Island, Albania, sparking nationwide protests over environmental concerns and lack of transparency.
Jared Kushner's firm, Affinity Partners, is backing a €1.4 billion luxury resort project on Sazan Island, Albania, sparking nationwide protests over environmental concerns and lack of transparency. The deal involves hotels, villas, and a marina.
Jared Kushner's firm, Affinity Partners, is backing a €1.4 billion luxury resort project on Sazan Island, Albania, sparking nationwide protests over environmental concerns and lack of transparency.
Jared Kushner's firm, Affinity Partners, is backing a €1.4 billion luxury resort project on Sazan Island, Albania, sparking nationwide protests. Environmental groups and locals oppose the deal, citing ecosystem threats and lack of transparency.
Leire Díez's notebooks detail meetings with Santos Cerdán's alleged network at Servinabar, discussing 29 business opportunities in the public sector. The group, including Vicente Fernández and Antxón Alonso, aimed to gain commissions and influence investigations.
The inquiry came after a Guardian investigation revealed Israel used company technology to support mass surveillance of Palestinian phone callsThe head of Microsoft’s Israeli subsidiary will step down in the wake of an inquiry that has scrutinised its business dealings with the Israeli military.Microsoft ordered the inquiry last year in response to a Guardian investigation revealing the military had used the company’s technology to operate a powerful surveillance system that collected Palestinian civilian phone calls on a mass scale. Continue reading...
