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WASHINGTON — Female soldiers face rampant sexism, harassment and other gender-related challenges in male dominated Army special operations units, according to a report Monday, eight years after the Pentagon opened

Hilary drenched deserts and flooded roadways in California. Now its threatening Oregon and Idaho

Crackdown the biggest since Malaysia’s 1MDB scandal

The Singapore police on Friday said ten foreigners have been arrested on suspicion of committing offences such as forgery and money laundering after about USD 735 million worth of cash and assets were seized in raids across the country.

Eleven more properties were issued with prohibition of disposal orders in the billion-dollar anti-money laundering case involving foreigners from Fujian

SINGAPORE - Eleven more properties were issued with prohibition of disposal orders in the billion-dollar anti-money laundering case involving foreigners from Fujian, said the police on Friday (Aug 18). This takes the total number of properties issued with prohibition of disposal orders in this case to 105 after 94 properties were earlier issued with the orders. The orders mean the...

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Eleven more properties were issued with prohibition of disposal orders in the billion-dollar anti-money laundering case involving foreigners from Fujian, said the Singapore police yesterday.

The Singapore Police Force (SPF)has busted up a foreign anti-money laundering operations, seizing approximately $1 billion in assets.

The crucial moment in this vivid exposé of the murky world of transnational crime comes in 2015. Mustafa Badreddine, one of two Lebanese Shia cousins who for three decades had led the deadliest Iranian-linked terrorist network in the Middle East, was finally indicted by a UN special tribunal investigating the assassination of the Lebanese prime