India's Vivek Aggarwal elected Vice President of the FATF, a global watchdog against money laundering and terrorist financing. The appointment is seen as a major win, highlighting India's growing role in international efforts to combat illicit financial networks.
India enforces strict regulations around protected monuments to preserve historical sites. The law defines prohibited (100m) and regulated (200m) zones, restricting construction and requiring approvals for any development to protect heritage character.
French President Emmanuel Macron stated the G7, including the US, recognizes Ukraine's territorial integrity and has a "re-synchronisation" of positions. He noted a "very deep change in the US approach" and that leaders acknowledged Putin's lack of willingness for peace. The summit communique vowed increased sanctions on Russia.
Tasmanian Minister Gavin Pearce apologized after appearing to make a vomiting gesture behind MP Kristie Johnston as she spoke about integrity. Pearce initially claimed he was swallowing a lozenge, then stated he was moving a Listerine strip stuck to the roof of his mouth due to a throat infection.
Tasmanian Premier Jeremy Rockliff confirmed that nearly $1 million in taxpayer funds covered legal fees for former ministers Madeleine Ogilvie and Jane Howlett fighting the Integrity Commission. Both have resigned to the backbench over accusations of misleading parliament.
Tasmanian Premier Jeremy Rockliff confirmed that nearly $1 million in taxpayer funds have been used for legal fees for former ministers Madeleine Ogilvie and Jane Howlett, who were fighting the Integrity Commission. Both ministers resigned to the backbench over accusations of misleading parliament.
Tasmanian Premier Jeremy Rockliff confirmed in parliament that $525,000 in taxpayer-funded legal fees for former ministers Madeleine Ogilvie and Jane Howlett were for fighting the Integrity Commission. The total legal costs, including the commission's own expenses, approach $1 million.
As the NEET-UG 2026 re-exam approaches, candidates report admit card download issues, refund confusion, and technical glitches on the NTA portal. Meanwhile, Ahmedabad police arrested two individuals for allegedly running a fraud network targeting NEET candidates.
Kerala Chief Minister VD Satheesan strongly criticized the Vice-Chancellors of Kerala, Mahatma Gandhi, and Malayalam universities for attending an event with RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat, calling their presence a "grave lapse" and demanding an apology.
Donald Trump sediará um evento de MMA na Casa Branca, gerando controvérsias sobre o uso de monumentos nacionais e potenciais conflitos de interesse. O evento, UFC Freedom 250, celebra o 250º aniversário dos EUA e o "espírito lutador americano".
TMC MP Kirti Azad accuses rebel leaders Kakoli Ghosh Dastidar and Ritabrata Banerjee of corruption, alleging bribery. He also claims BJP's 'Operation Lotus' is pressuring TMC MPs, including through intimidation and vandalism.
The US FDA has issued an import alert for Dabur India's factory in Dadra and Nagar Haveli, India, due to significant data integrity and maintenance lapses, including falsified manufacturing records and unsanitary conditions.
Tasmanian Premier Jeremy Rockliff strongly indicated MP Madeleine Ogilvie is under Integrity Commission investigation, referencing comments by the chief commissioner. Ogilvie resigned from cabinet amid allegations of misleading parliament over Supreme Court action, with taxpayers covering $120,000 in legal fees.
Independent lawmaker Han Dong-hoon urged People Power Party leader Jang Dong-hyuk to resign, accusing him of obstructing efforts to focus on election integrity issues and engaging in "election fraud conspiracy theories" for self-preservation. Han also congratulated Jeong Jin-seok on his election as the new floor leader and expressed a desire to unite conservatives for future rebuilding.
Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan reviewed NEET-UG 2026 re-test preparations at NTA, emphasizing strict confidentiality, cyber security, and inter-agency coordination for the June 21 exam.
Top Democrats express concern over Bill Pulte's temporary appointment as Director of National Intelligence, citing his lack of national security experience and potential to advance Trump's unfounded voter fraud claims, potentially disrupting national security and voter integrity ahead of midterm elections.
Gold Coast's Max Knobel under investigation for alleged homophobic slur in VFL match, potentially facing significant ban if found guilty, amid AFL's ongoing efforts to combat homophobia.
Victorian Premier Jacinta Allan faces speculation about her leadership after handling three major tests poorly, including integrity law reforms, donation law changes, and a minister's character reference controversy, amidst poor polling and rising opposition.
The US Justice Department sent a federal prosecutor to observe ballot processing in Los Angeles amid Donald Trump's baseless claims of election rigging in California's primary elections, where key races remain undecided with 65% of votes counted.
A 31-year-old invoice for a TV repair, paid by Xi Jinping when he was Fuzhou party secretary, highlights his commitment to separating public and private funds and upholding integrity. The article contrasts this with instances of public fund misuse and emphasizes the importance of correct views on official achievements for Party members.
CBS fired '60 Minutes' executive producer Scott Pelley, who alleges new leadership is pushing for political bias and censorship. This comes amid a broader shift at CBS News following its acquisition by the Ellison family, whose business interests are intertwined with President Trump's administration.
Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergey Ryabkov stated that Russia's nuclear doctrine permits the use of nuclear weapons if the country's territorial integrity is threatened by aggressors. He also discussed normalizing US relations and criticized the IAEA's stance on the Zaporozhye Nuclear Power Plant.
Longtime 60 Minutes correspondent Scott Pelley was fired by CBS News after clashing with new management. Pelley accused executives of silencing employees, instructing him to inject falsehoods and bias into reporting, and currying favor with the Trump administration.
Longtime 60 Minutes correspondent Scott Pelley was fired by CBS News after clashing with new management. Pelley accused executives of silencing employees, injecting bias, and giving politicians control over interviews, stating the new leadership is "murdering 60 Minutes."
