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Pakistan and Sri Lanka did better than Bangladesh in the index

At a hearing Tuesday, Democrats disagreed—and said the Education Department’s Office for Civil Rights, facing budget cuts, needs more money to respond to the crisis. Diversity, equity and inclusion programs on college campuses are behind the recent spike in campus antisemitism, several House Republicans said Tuesday during a hearing on “confronting the scourge of antisemitism on campus.” “I think DEI is a fraud and what we’re seeing now on campuses is proof of that,” said Burgess O...

The Financial Action Task Force (FATF) is an intergovernmental organization founded in 1989 on the initiative of the G7 to develop policies to combat money laundering and terrorist financing.

“They (terrorists) have become so independent and localised that they generate their own funds locally.

Massachusetts Sen. Elizabeth Warren is taking advantage sensationalist claims related to Hamas' use of crypto. Unfortunately, those claims are largely false.

International transactions exceeding Rs 50,000 will now face heightened scrutiny as the Central government on Tuesday notified an amendment to the

India Business News: The Indian government has implemented a new amendment to the Prevention of Money-laundering (Maintenance of Records) Rules, 2005, to enhance record-ke

Every international transaction above ₹50,000 will be subject to closer scrutiny and a reporting entity will have to identify clients, verify their identity and also ascertain purpose of the business if not well defined. The latest rule also mandated reporting entities, which are part of a group, to have adequate safeguards on the confidentiality and use of information exchanged, including safeguards to prevent tipping-off.

Two senior Hamas members, Jawad Abu Shamala and Zakariya Abu Moammar, have been killed in Israeli airstrikes, according to the military. Abu Shamala was responsible for managing the groups finances and directing terror activities, while Abu Moammar was a key decision-maker and coordinator between terror groups in Gaza. In response, Hamas has threatened to attack the Israeli city of Ashkelon, and over 4,500 rockets have been fired into Israel since Saturday.