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International media and NGOs have repeated the group's figures without caveats, giving credence to suspicions of Israeli misconduct and fueling accusations of war crimes and even genocide.

The World Bank’s recent Policy Note on the Philippines’ Internet connectivity paints a grim picture of our digital landscape. With low investment in telecom infrastructure, the country has become synonymous with expensive broadband services, sluggish speeds, and a shocking statistic: half of Asean’s population without mobile broadband services. It is…

Houthi militant activity during the Hamas-Israel war should challenge the perception that the group has a mere “marriage of convenience” with Tehran.

THE country’s low investment in internet connectivity has led to expensive broadband services, slow speeds, and the Philippines accounting for half of the Asean’s population that do not have mobile broadband services, according to the World Bank. In a Policy Note, the World Bank said Manila has invested less than…

The Barbados Revenue Authority has issued a Policy Note on the Corporation Tax Reform Prepayment of Tax for Income Year 2024. This forms part of the reform to…

(Stock Photo) The Barbados Revenue Authority has issued a Policy Note on the Corporation Tax Reform Prepayment of Tax for Income Year 2024. This forms part ...

The U.K. Financial Conduct Authority is consulting on detailed proposals to reform its listing rules which are focused on a single listing segment, a more disclosure-based regime and...

(The Center Square) — Effective Jan. 1, through its Trans Health Equity Act, Maryland Medicaid coverage has expanded gender-affirming services and procedures.

While the bank accounts of Canada’s richest executives and CEOs bloat with money that should be equitably distributed to all, food prices, housing costs, and homelessness are spinning out of control, disproportionately impacting the marginalized and oppressed: Indigenous peoples, people of colour, women and LGBTQ+, the working class in general.

The Greater Chennai Corporation (GCC) plans to resume the relaying of approximately 2,200 roads in January, with expectations to complete the work within a month.