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AWCC rolls out 4G services in Sar-e-Pul province - Vimarsana News

AWCC rolls out 4G services in Sar-e-Pul province

In line with AWCC’s (Afghan Wireless Communication Company) ongoing efforts to take internet services to all corners of Afghanistan, the company on Sunday launched 4G internet services in northern Sar-e-Pul province. Local AWCC officials said the aim was to facilitate communication in the remote province of Afghanistan. “Fortunately we launched 4G services at a ceremony

Honorary consuls were meant to foster ties. Now some of them are threatening the rule of the law - Vimarsana News

Honorary consuls were meant to foster ties. Now some of them are threatening the rule of the law

Corrupt and dangerous appointees have turned a system meant to leverage the generosity of honorable citizens into a perilous form of rogue diplomacy.

Source: scroll.in
Hundreds of diplomats publicly embroil in controversy - Vimarsana News

Hundreds of diplomats publicly embroil in controversy

ICIJ and ProPublica identified at least 500 current or former diplomats publicly accused of wrongdoing or embroiled in controversy. By Will

Hezbollah using honorary consuls to smuggle, launder funds - report - Vimarsana News

Hezbollah using honorary consuls to smuggle, launder funds - report

Hundreds of honorary consuls were found to have abused their diplomatic privileges across the world, according to a new report.

Source: jpost.com
Honorary Consuls Accused of Crimes Get Diplomatic Protections — ProPublica - Vimarsana News

Honorary Consuls Accused of Crimes Get Diplomatic Protections — ProPublica

Honorary consuls were meant to foster ties between countries. Accused terrorist financiers, arms traffickers and drug runners are among those who have wielded diplomatic protection, a global investigation finds.