A massive crowd gathered at the funeral of Iran’s Supreme Leader, with mourners waving red flags symbolising vengeance and resistance. The emotional scenes reflected deep national sentiment amid heightened political tensions. Security was significantly tightened as officials managed large-scale participation in the ceremony. The event has drawn global attention given its symbolic and political significance.


Khamenei funeral: After Khamenei's funeral, will the Middle East return to war?

The arrest of a 31-year-old woman identified as “Pinky” in Pakistan on drug trafficking charges has triggered a political storm across the country. The case escalated after reports claimed she named former Prime Minister Raja Pervez Ashraf as one of her alleged clients, sparking widespread controversy.

However, the former prime minister has strongly denied any connection to the allegations. The incident has now raised questions over the alleged drug network and its possible links to powerful figures in Pakistan’s political landscape.

‘Drug Queen’ Pinky Takes Pakistan By Storm, ‘Names’ Ex-Prime Minister As Client

South African President Cyril Ramaphosa is once again under the spotlight as the controversial “Farmgate” scandal resurfaces. Reports suggest large sums of undeclared cash—allegedly $580,000—were stolen from a sofa at his private game farm back in 2020. Questions are now being raised about how the money got there and claims of cross-border recovery operations, intensifying political pressure and public debate over transparency and accountability.


South Africa’s “Farmgate” Scandal Resurfaces: Ramaphosa Under Fresh Scrutiny 

An European Union investigation has blown the lid off a farm fraud scandal, which is turning out to be a political nightmare for the government of Greece. Three key members of the Cabinet including the Agriculture Minister resigned in the last few days to facilitate the investigation.

Farm Fraud Scandal Hits Greece, Key Ministers Resign

A global controversy has erupted after users placed over $54 million in bets on whether Iran’s Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei would be removed from power on the prediction-market platform Kalshi. When Khamenei died following the US–Israel strikes, many traders believed they had won millions.

However, the platform froze payouts, citing rules that prohibit markets that directly profit from a person’s death. The dispute has triggered outrage among users and sparked a debate about betting on wars, assassinations and global political events. 

$54 Million Khamenei Bet Scandal: Prediction Market Freezes Massive Payout After Iran Leader’s Death

Peter Mandelson, former UK ambassador to the U.S., has been arrested over his connections to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. The arrest is part of an ongoing investigation into misconduct in public office. No determination of guilt has been made.

Peter Mandelson Arrest: Former UK Ambassador Mandelson Arrested Over Epstein Ties

Former Prince Andrew has been released from police custody following his arrest over allegations related to the Jeffrey Epstein scandal. The arrest sparked international attention, with Andrew facing potential charges linked to misconduct in public office. Authorities continue investigating claims and reviewing evidence as the former royal navigates legal scrutiny and public criticism.


Epstein Files Probe: Ex-Prince Andrew Was Arrested Over Alleged Document Leak

Peter Mandelson, former UK Cabinet Minister, resigns from the Labour Party following his mention in the latest release of the Epstein Files, raising fresh questions about political accountability and high-profile connections, the files have shed light on a network of influential figures linked to Jeffrey Epstein, sparking public debate and scrutiny, stay tuned for live coverage, expert analysis, and updates on reactions from UK politics and international circles.

Epstein Files: Peter Mandelson Quits Labour Amid Epstein Files Controversy

Epstein Files: Mandelson Quits Labour Amid Epstein Scandal Fallout

Ukraine’s Justice and Energy Ministers have resigned amid an ongoing corruption probe that has shaken the government. Officials cited pressure from investigations and the need to maintain transparency in public office. The resignations highlight rising concerns over corruption in Ukraine’s political and energy sectors, while President Zelensky’s administration faces calls for reforms to restore public trust and strengthen accountability.


Two senior Ukrainian ministers resign amid corruption probe

A shocking video from Bengaluru prison has gone viral, showing inmates drinking, dancing, and flouting jail rules. Authorities are investigating the incident amid concerns over prison management and security lapses.

Bengaluru Prison Scandal: Video Shows Inmates Drinking and Dancing Inside Jail

The inmates of Bengaluru Central Jail are living a king-size life and have free access to liquor, snacks, phones, and entertainment, as there appears to be no security apparatus in place at the central jail in the capital of Congress-ruled Karnataka state. Videos and visuals of the amenities available to the inmates, including an ISIS recruiter, murder convict, and others accused of serious crimes, in incarceration can make many free souls envious. More videos are tumbling out and being shared on social media, and finally it seems that the jail authorities will face some action. Just a few hours after the state government pulled up officials for allowing VVIP treatment in Bengaluru’s Parappana Agrahara Central Jail, another video showing inmates dancing and partying with liquor and snacks has emerged.


Bengaluru jail scandal: Inmates seen using phones & watching TV

Bengaluru prison scandal: Parappana Agraahara jail faces probe over privileges to inmates 

Mass anti-corruption protests erupt across multiple countries following scandals involving massive taxpayer fraud and ghost projects. Thousands rally peacefully while some demonstrations turn violent, leading to over 200 arrests globally. Authorities brace for ongoing unrest as investigations deepen and demands for accountability grow worldwide.

Global arrests after mass anti-corruption protests worldwide

A major scandal has erupted in Norway as the Crown Princess’ son faces charges of 32 offences, including 4 rapes. The case has shocked the royal family and sparked widespread public outrage.

Norway prince scandal: Crown princess’ son charged with 4 rapes, filming without consent

As AI rapidly transforms workplaces, schools and surveillance systems across Asia, Hong Kong find new itself at a crossroads-embracing cutting-edge technology without clear safeguards to protect its citizens.


Hong Kong’s AI Porn Scandal; Victims Speak Out | GRAVITAS

Virginia Giuffre, a survivor of Jeffrey Epstein's sexual abuse, has died by suicide in Australia. She was credited for her bravery in exposing Epstein's crimes, paving the way for other survivors to share their stories. Watch this report to know more about the Jeffrey Epstein scandal.

Jeffrey Epstein scandal | Key accuser's death called a suicide, but was it?

Donald Trump has pledged to launch a full investigation into the White House cocaine scandal, suggesting possible involvement of Joe Biden or his son, Hunter. With questions mounting over the role of the US Secret Service, Trump hints at a potential cover-up.

Trump vows full investigation into White House cocaine scandal

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Official campaigning for the October 27 general election began in Japan on Tuesday, as Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba seeks a new mandate and to rebuild public trust in politics, which has been harmed by a slush funds scandal engulfing his ruling party.

Japan Elections: Japan's Official Campaign Phase Begins From Today

Nestle's water subsidiary has agreed to pay a $2.2 million fine to resolve criminal complaints in France related to its natural mineral water production.

Nestle pays $2.2 mn in French water scandal, no guilt admitted in France

The Chinese government says it will investigate allegations that fuel tankers have been used to transport cooking oil after carrying toxic chemicals without being cleaned properly between loads. The controversy has spread online as social media users express concerns about potential food contamination.

Gravitas | China's cooking oil contamination scandal

The Chinese government has set up a high-level investigation team after allegations surfaced that fuel tankers were being used to transport cooking oil, without being cleaned properly in between.

Chinese companies transport cooking oil in toxic fuel trucks? Major scandal sparks investigation

London's Metropolitan Police is investigating a small number of bets made on the timing of next week's national elections with at least seven of its police officers identified having placed such wagers.

UK elections: UK Police investigate bets on election timing

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