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The Borno State Government said it had started probing some non-governmental organisations in the state for their alleged involvement in the burning of Internally Displaced Person camps in the state.

John Hartevelt in the Dom Post: Government departments are about to start disappearing, the head of the public service says. State Services commissioner Iain Rennie said the structure of the entire public service would be changed within five years. Excellent. I believe the future is fewer ministries, but they will be sector-wide. In hindsight National

An ISIS-tied Egyptian man was arrested in France in connection to a terrorist plot against the Cathedral of Notre Dame in Paris.

The NZ Initiative has published a research note comparing our Executive Government to others. They note: We have 44% more Ministers, 282% more portfolios and 156% more departments than countries of similar size NZ has 41 departments NZ has 27 crown agencies NZ has 74 ministerial portfolios and 22 associate portfolios NZ stands out like

As the Christian world celebrates Easter, the Islamic State (ISIS) is calling upon Muslims to attack Christians and Jews globally. | Politics

Borno State government, on Sunday, disclosed that it has received a report in which a suspect admitted that he and his "co-conspirators" were "hired" by some

After the daredevil bandits abducted over 280 Kuriga schoolchildren, another group of gunmen opened fire on

Lebanon’s judiciary kicked off an investigation into the escape scandal or "smuggling" of a prisoner from his detention place at the State Security apparatus in the Sahet al-Abed area in eastern Beirut. The incident has raised many interpretations despite the accused, Dani al-Rashid’s, re-arrest in coordination with the Syrian authorities. Rashid is considered a very prominent figure.

France's General Directorate for Internal Security has rejected any concerns about the security situation during the opening ceremony of the 2024 Summer Olympics in Paris amid reports casting doubt on its safety, the French Interior Ministry told RIA Novosti on Friday.

Paris: France's General Directorate for Internal Security has rejected any concerns about the security situation during the opening ceremony of the 2024 Summer Olympics in Paris amid reports casting doubt on its safety, the French Interior Ministry told RIA Novosti on Friday.