A "supreme scandal" is reported, characterized by bias and power-tripping, underlying an intervention in a recurrent case involving Philippine Vice President Sara Duterte.

The 16th National Assembly (NA) will consider key personnel matters at its first session scheduled to open next Monday, including the election of state president, prime minister, and NA chairperson.

Hundreds of residents in a Jaipur locality have fallen ill after consuming water reportedly mixed with sewage, months after a similar crisis in Indore. The incident highlights ongoing concerns about water quality in Indian cities.

An article explores the Jan Vishwas Act, arguing that its significance extends beyond merely reducing red tape to fostering greater trust between the government and its citizens.

Selangor PAS Youth has urged the Malaysian government to impose stricter restrictions on alcohol sales, arguing that current fines are insufficient to curb drunk driving incidents.

A government school in Uttarakhand's Kumaon hills is facing controversy after constructing a 'temple' on campus, reportedly using money collected from students, to appease the spirit of a Nepali laborer believed to haunt the school.

A report examines the P1-billion annual revenue potential of the LTO DBP-DCI insurance certificate system in the Philippines, questioning its basis on assumptions rather than clear evidence of improved accuracy or fraud reduction.

As gas and fuel prices rise due to ongoing conflict, European nations are re-evaluating nuclear energy as a solution for energy independence.

Teachers' unions in the UK report a growing 'masculinity crisis' in schools, marked by an increase in misogynistic abuse directed at female staff. This trend is leaving educators feeling traumatized and humiliated.

A memorandum from President Trump directs officials to ensure all Department of Homeland Security employees, including those in the Coast Guard, FEMA, and CISA, receive pay after going without during a prolonged government shutdown.

The Philippines is exploring legislative actions, including a potential Bayanihan 3 bill, to formulate a comprehensive government response and secure funding to tackle the ongoing energy crisis.

The Indian Congress party is reportedly considering supporting amendments to the women's reservation bill, though it opposes rushed delimitation during ongoing elections due to concerns about potential unfair advantages, with the government yet to announce which specific bills will be introduced.

Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim emphasizes a shift in government focus towards supporting local traders and small stalls, rather than prioritizing large-scale mega projects.

A 32-year-old government employee in Macherla, Andhra Pradesh, was brutally raped at knifepoint in her home by an unidentified assailant who broke in under the guise of asking for water.

Congress MLA Rajendra Bharti was disqualified from the Madhya Pradesh assembly at midnight following a Delhi court's sentence in a bank fraud case, drawing criticism from the opposition.

Nigeria's Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) chairperson defended the commission's actions regarding the African Democratic Congress (ADC) crisis, stating that decisions were guided by a court order.

The Indian government is reportedly looking to introduce fresh amendments to the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC) to address existing gaps and improve its effectiveness.

Farmers in India and Sri Lanka are expressing panic over fertiliser shortages, fearing a looming food crisis as ripple effects from the Iran war impact global supply chains for oil and agricultural inputs.

The Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC) is investigating individuals suspected of disseminating false information related to the global energy crisis and has taken down 159 fake news posts.

Telangana leader Kavitha has urged the Central government to provide total tax relief on severance packages for tech employees. She highlighted the growing job insecurity within the technology sector.

India's Supreme Court has issued a warning to the Gujarat government regarding delays in enforcing its remission policy, cautioning that such delays could lead to illegal detention and potential contempt proceedings against officials.

A significant amount of fraud has been uncovered in California, with reports detailing the extent of the illicit activities within the state. The findings suggest widespread financial irregularities.

The Indian rupee is experiencing significant pressure, driven by economic factors that extend beyond the immediate impact of the Iran crisis, indicating a complex financial landscape.

The Indian government plans a special parliamentary session to pass women's reservation legislation, expressing confidence in cross-party support despite questions about timing.

People who were evicted to facilitate the construction of Nigeria's capital are accusing the government of failing to fulfill its promises to them.

As war drives up gas and fuel prices, Europe considers reviving nuclear power for energy independence, while Italy's finance minister proposes suspending the Stability Pact and an economist suggests collective EU energy purchasing.

The Indian central government has directed states to take measures to curb the spread of rumors concerning fuel. This move aims to prevent misinformation and potential panic related to fuel supply or prices.