Australian activists who joined a humanitarian flotilla to Gaza allege sexual assault by Israeli defence personnel. Foreign Minister Penny Wong met with the activists, assuring them the Australian Federal Police (AFP) will investigate their claims. The Israeli embassy has denied the allegations.
Former police officer Lucy Lenius faces four sexual assault charges over a 2022 incident. The Wedge Tailed Eagles Football Club confirmed the player has stepped aside pending the resolution of the charges. The matter returns to court in November.
A secret Deloitte report commissioned by RSL NSW has revealed allegations of fraud and mismanagement of funds in 18 sub-branches across New South Wales. Concerns include improper spending on foreign veterans, suspicious invoices, and attempts to use charitable money for a sculpture and member benefits.
A secret Deloitte report commissioned by RSL NSW has revealed allegations of fraud and mismanagement of charitable funds at 18 sub-branches across New South Wales. Concerns include misuse of funds for foreign veterans, unauthorized expenses, and conflicts of interest in property dealings.
Jude Bellingham's girlfriend, Ashlyn Castro, is embroiled in a public family dispute after her mother, Tina Marie Young, claimed to be living in a Los Angeles homeless shelter and accused Castro of cutting ties and lying about her mental health. Young directly addressed Bellingham in online videos, questioning his involvement.
Ghana's Thomas Partey denied Canadian visa due to rape allegations, missing World Cup opener. Meanwhile, a Japanese player implicated in a gang rape remains on the tournament roster, drawing scrutiny.
Two players accused of sexual assault face contrasting fates at the 2026 FIFA World Cup. Ghana's Thomas Partey was denied a Canadian visa due to rape allegations, while a Japanese player implicated in a gang rape remains on the tournament roster.
Prince, brother of educator Raushan Anand and accused in the vandalism of Khan Sir's coaching institute, has died under mysterious circumstances in Nepal. The incident occurred amid an ongoing legal battle concerning the vandalism.
Hong Kong's government has issued a strong rebuttal to a US newspaper's commentary titled "Hong Kong’s nightmare gets darker," which described new national security legislation as "repressive." The government stated the new regulation clarifies offenses and ensures fair trials.
Dr. Baidyanath Ghosh Dastidar, son of TMC MP Kakoli Ghosh Dastidar, has sent a legal notice to Mamata Banerjee and other TMC leaders, denying allegations of seeking a nomination for the Barasat Assembly constituency. He claims he was abroad and denies defamatory statements made by party leaders.
A financial misconduct dispute at the Ma Ying-jeou Foundation has escalated into public accusations and criminal complaints, involving former Taiwanese leader Ma Ying-jeou and impacting the KMT opposition party.
CPI(M) leader MA Baby criticized Congress MP Rahul Gandhi's comments at the INDIA bloc meeting, stating Gandhi should not facilitate ED/Modi govt actions by demanding opposition arrests, rather than hugging political rivals like Pinarayi Vijayan.
Union coal minister G Kishan Reddy has requested an inquiry into reports of 40 lakh tonnes of coal, valued at approximately Rs 1,600 crore, missing from Singareni Collieries Company Ltd (SCCL). The minister expressed concern that these allegations could negatively impact SCCL's financial stability, especially given the company's existing dues from the Telangana government.
KPMG faces a major scandal involving allegations of misuse of confidential client documents by senior partners. A whistleblower's claims have triggered internal and external investigations, led to resignations and demotions, and prompted a formal probe by corporate watchdog ASIC. A parliamentary hearing is scheduled to scrutinize the firm's dealings.
High-profile defections from Sudan's RSF militia to the SAF raise questions about impunity. Human Rights Watch reports detail alleged UAE support for RSF, including Chinese drones and Colombian mercenaries, while the UAE denies these claims. The conflict has led to a massive humanitarian crisis with widespread displacement and hunger.
A 48-year-old TCS employee died by suicide in Pune on June 2, allegedly due to workplace harassment, difficulties obtaining leave after a family bereavement, and stress from his wife's chronic illness. A suicide note named three individuals, leading police to register a case of abetment to suicide against two female colleagues and a man.
Hungary's anti-corruption watchdog, the HIA, has called for an investigation into senior officials in Viktor Orban's inner circle over allegations of missing EU funds totaling €3.5 billion. The HIA believes that inflated pricing on government contracts awarded to communications companies may be the source of the missing money, potentially damaging Orban's legacy.
Ghana's government has strongly criticized Canada's decision to deny midfielder Thomas Partey a visa for a World Cup game, calling it "high-handed and extremely unfair." The denial is reportedly due to pending criminal proceedings in Britain against Partey, who denies the charges.
Daniel Kretinsky and Vanessa Gold have expressed concern over allegations against West Ham shareholder David Sullivan, stating the board was unaware until recently. Kretinsky's stake will increase, making him the largest shareholder, while Sullivan denies the claims.
Hungary's anti-corruption watchdog, the HIA, has called for an investigation into senior officials in Viktor Orban's inner circle over potentially inflated government contracts totaling €3.5 billion in missing EU funds. The allegations center on communications companies awarded €10 billion in contracts over four years, with the HIA suspecting a third of that amount may be due to overpricing and a risk of corruption. The watchdog is particularly interested in the Lounge group tied to Gyula Balasy, whose companies saw a dramatic rise in state contracts during Orban's tenure. The new prime minister, Peter Magyar, has pledged to tackle corruption and reacquire stolen state assets.
MHP Rize Provincial Chairman İhsan Alkan alleged irregularities in ÇAYTAŞ's sale of 31,500 tons of tea, suggesting fictitious invoices and a lack of physical transfer to inflate profits. ÇAYKUR officials denied these claims, stating the sale was legal and followed commercial rules, with proper collateral and payment terms in place.
High-profile defections from Sudan's RSF militia to the SAF raise questions about general amnesty. Meanwhile, the UAE faces renewed accusations of supplying drones and recruiting Colombian mercenaries for the RSF, while the UN warns of 'hallmarks of genocide' in El Fasher and a severe humanitarian crisis.
Pakistan faces a severe water shortage in Sindh and Balochistan, impacting agriculture and livelihoods. India has placed the Indus Waters Treaty in abeyance following a terror attack, exacerbating the crisis. Political blame is being cast internally over unequal water distribution, with farmers struggling as canals run dry.
Pakistan is experiencing a severe water crisis in Sindh and Balochistan, impacting agriculture and livelihoods. This comes after India placed the Indus Waters Treaty in abeyance following a terror attack. Water shortages are affecting irrigation networks, leading to political blame games and farmer distress.
