Tajul Islam
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Ismail Sabri’s asset case: Another test of Malaysia’s fight against political corruption (opens the original)
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Malaysia has spent years trying to rebuild public confidence in its institutions after a succession of political scandals damaged the country’s reputation for clean and accountable governance. The latest case involving former Prime Minister Ismail Sabri Yaakob is therefore about far more than one politician and a disputed declaration of wealth. It raises a fundamental question for Malaysia: can the country’s anti-corruption institutions apply the law equally, even when the person standing before
South Korea’s peace overture to North Korea faces a nuclear test (opens the original)
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The Korean Peninsula has lived for more than seven decades under the shadow of a war that never formally ended. The guns fell silent in 1953, but the Korean War concluded with an armistice rather than a peace treaty. Since then, an uneasy military confrontation has persisted, periodically interrupted by diplomatic openings, escalating rhetoric, missile tests and renewed threats of conflict. Against this long and troubled history, South Korean President Lee Jae Myung’s August 15 proposal for dire
Former Brooklyn banker jailed for laundering millions in Medicare fraud scheme (opens the original)
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A former bank manager from Brooklyn has been sentenced to 18 months in federal prison after admitting his role in laundering millions of dollars connected to one of the largest Medicare fraud schemes ever uncovered in the United States. The case highlights the growing role financial professionals can play in enabling sophisticated criminal organizations to conceal illicit proceeds, as well as the US government’s intensified efforts to dismantle networks that exploit public health programs for fi
Lebanon’s sovereignty demands more than words (opens the original)
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For decades, Hezbollah has occupied a unique and deeply controversial position in Lebanon’s political and security landscape. Simultaneously a political party, an armed movement, and a provider of social services, the organization has exercised influence far beyond that of any conventional political actor. Supporters have long portrayed Hezbollah as a resistance force against Israel and an essential pillar of Lebanon’s defense. Critics, however, argue that its independent military structure has
Tether’s $200 billion mystery: The crypto giant that revealed a new financial power (opens the original)
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In the fast-moving world of cryptocurrency, few companies have grown as rapidly-or as quietly-as Tether. Once an obscure startup behind an experimental digital token, the company has evolved into one of the world’s most influential private financial institutions. Its flagship stablecoin, USDT, now underpins a significant share of global cryptocurrency trading and has become a cornerstone of the digital asset economy. Yet despite its enormous financial influence and estimated valuation of around
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