Japan’s Tomoko Akane Defends International Criminal Court Against U.S. Corruption Allegations Tomoko Akane, president of the International Criminal Court, rejected U.S. accusations of corruption and vowed the court will persist …
Philippine economy grows 2.3% in Q2 as fuel costs and spending cuts curb momentum Philippine economy grew 2.3% in the second quarter as high fuel prices linked to the Iran …
Vietnam Exam Cheating Scandal: Over 140 Perfect Scores Spur Nationwide Probe Vietnam exam cheating scandal: 140+ perfect scores trigger nationwide probe, exposing pressure on students and teachers and long-standing corruption …
Nadiem Makarim Sentenced to 10 Years, Fined 810 Billion Rupiah in Laptop Procurement Case Former education minister Nadiem Makarim was sentenced to 10 years in prison and fined 810 billion …
Yatsushiro city hall cash concealment: suspect posed as journalist to probe staff before hearings A newly arrested suspect in the Yatsushiro city hall cash concealment case is accused of using …
Marcos Jr. state visit to Japan highlights security gains as tax and corruption fears dampen investor enthusiasm Marcos Jr.’s state visit to Japan on May 26, 2026 seeks deeper security …
Executive corruption trials in Indonesia raise fears over legal certainty and investor trust Executive corruption trials in Indonesia, including Nadiem Makarim’s case, have raised warnings they could erode legal certainty …
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