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Ghana’s Supreme Court has rejected a legal challenge seeking to halt the construction of the Accra-SkyTrain project. The ruling clears the way for the infrastructure development to proceed despite ongoing opposition from local communities.
A High Court in Ghana has granted the accused individuals in the SkyTrain case, Asamoah and Ameyaw-Akumfi, an extension until September 23 to file their defenses.
Five Italian students were fined in Bangkok after resolving a dispute with a Thai woman regarding their behavior during a BTS Skytrain confrontation that garnered significant online criticism.
The prosecution has officially closed its case in the GIIF Sky Train trial, leading to the accused preparing a no-case submission. This development follows a statement from a legal representative asserting the traceability of funds in the case.
The Supreme Court of Ghana has postponed its decision until August 31, 2026, regarding a legal application to pause proceedings in the high-profile Skytrain corruption trial involving former GIIF CEO Solomon Asamoah.
Authorities in Bangkok have staged a large-scale earthquake drill involving a mass casualty scenario on the city's Skytrain system to test emergency response.
The Embassy of Italy issued an apology to the Thai people for the inappropriate behavior of a group of Italian underage tourists on a BTS Skytrain in Bangkok, condemning their actions.
The prosecution has concluded its case in the Skytrain trial, prompting lawyers for the accused to announce their intention to file a submission of no case application.
Judicial authorities granted additional time for the accused parties to submit their legal defenses in the ongoing litigation surrounding the transit project.
An Italian school class insulted a female passenger on a BTS Skytrain. The reason: She asked them to be quieter.
A viral video shows a heated confrontation between a Thai woman and a group of foreign teenage tourists on a Bangkok BTS Skytrain, sparking widespread debate on public behavior and cultural respect.
The U.S. Supreme Court temporarily extended access to the abortion pill mifepristone by mail, pausing a lower court's decision that would have restricted its availability. This allows the medication to continue being distributed by mail for a few more days while the court considers the case.