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A joint production by Antonio Banderas and Producciones Merlín bring together 30 artists and 200 square metres of screen to create a circus-style show at Soho CaixaBank t

'What we’ve seen particularly in the Philippines, when there’s a change in the government, there are improvements in the first year…but the years that follow, there are sometimes just setbacks,' says World Justice Project chief research officer Alejandro Ponce

After a verdict of life in prison for the man who murdered Blake Schaufler, Blake is remembered for helping his community.

Currently on exhibit at The Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art (JSMA) at Portland State is the 2023 BFA/MFA showcase, At This Time—an exhibition featuring the diverse works of 31 students in PSU’s School of Art + Design.   This event is the culmination of the final projects for students in the MFA Conte

For the family of a man killed in January 2020, the sentence brings closure, although the sentence is more lenient than they desired.

Cambodia, Myanmar among the world’s worst jurisdictions for the rule of law, new report says.

A ranking of the strength of the rule of law in various nations and jurisdictions showed Singapore holding steady amid a decline in scores across most of the globe for 2022.

Malaysia scores higher than Indonesia, Thailand, the Philippines and Bangladesh in World Justice Project report.

Bangladesh has ranked 127th out of 140 nations on the World Justice Project Rule of Law Index 2022.

This paper focuses on the usage of accounts to avail various financial services under the financial inclusion drive by the Government of India. It examines the factors affecting the use of financial services by 500 respondents from three districts of Punjab, namely Jalandhar, Gurdaspur, and Sangrur. It investigates financial services such as deposits, withdrawals, loans,