Bill White has shared insights into former US President Donald Trump’s personal appreciation for Belgium, detailing the historical and cultural reasons behind his stated admiration.

Indian authorities have arrested a Delhi-based couple accused of facilitating espionage for Pakistan’s ISI by smuggling SIM cards to Islamabad via Dubai. The case highlights ongoing security concerns regarding cross-border intelligence operations.

Critics ridiculed a CNN journalist after she posted a photo of White House aide Natalie Harp working in the Oval Office, arguing her routine duties were not newsworthy.

The retail giant reported a strong quarterly recovery, significantly aided by approximately $1 billion in refunds stemming from changes to Trump-era tariff policies.

A presiding magistrate recuses themselves from hearing a case concerning allegations against senior administrative aides to the Prime Minister.

Ghana's national broadcaster is organizing a special early-morning prayer gathering to bless students and educators as the 2026/2027 school term approaches.

The head of French mutual insurer Maif cautioned that without regulatory intervention, climate-driven droughts and fires could render highly exposed areas financially unviable for private insurance providers.

A curated guide to local art shows featuring intriguing installations such as disorienting signs and directional displays.

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President Donald Trump has selected Ben Moss, a former aide to Vice President J.D. Vance, to serve as the next White House Staff Secretary. The appointment places Moss in a key administrative role responsible for managing presidential correspondence and scheduling.

Social media claims allege that Minneapolis police raided the apartment of Ilhan Omar’s son following a roommate’s arrest over firearms, though officials have not verified the location or his involvement.

Irish police have raided premises and seized evidence as part of an investigation into a series of sinister phone calls threatening female local government officials.

The Republican People's Party has referred 49 members, including senior figures, to its disciplinary board seeking expulsion, escalating an ongoing internal power struggle.

Lithuanian authorities raided two suspected drug trafficking hubs in the Markučiai district, arresting seven individuals and seizing narcotics and cash.

A desperate search operation is underway in the Ionian Sea for a Spanish sailor who fell overboard, aided by precise GPS coordinates recorded by his wife during her own three-day drift. The incident highlights the challenges of maritime safety and emergency response.

The capital's airport surpassed all previous annual statistics, welcoming three million travelers ahead of schedule, aided by promotional efforts from local figures Kristína and Tosh.

An author has failed in her legal attempt to overturn a prior defeat in a copyright dispute against Disney, alleging that the Indiana Jones franchise copied elements from her book.

British farmers have achieved a 6% increase in berry yields compared to last year, aided by climate-resilient irrigation systems that offset summer water shortages and extreme temperatures.

Authorities have detained a former aide to Zimbabwe's health minister as part of ongoing investigations into alleged misconduct within the ministry.

Homeowners in Helsinki's Meri-Rastila district face challenges selling their properties due to unclear future development plans for the area.

Nigerian political figures, including an aide to President Tinubu and SDP candidate Adebayo, criticized Atiku Abubakar's proposal to restore petrol subsidy, while Atiku disowned his own aide's comments.

A live discussion offers guidance for parents, students, and educators on easing the transition back to school.

The Bulgarian Ministry of Justice announced regular meetings between Minister Nikolai Naidenov and the US Chargé d'Affaires to discuss national progress across various policy areas.

A new study warns that the total number of people living with dementia could reach approximately 216,000 by 2040, driven by an aging population and increased life expectancy.

Ukrainian presidential aide Iryna Mudra has been ordered to be detained for 60 days. She is suspected of participating in a scheme where illegal money is presented as legal. About 3.3 million could have been laundered in that scheme.

Authorities have confirmed that the Aide-de-Camp and Chief Security Officer to Katsina State Governor Dikko Umaru Radda were never detained and have resumed their official duties following recent rumors.

Heavy rainfall in northern Norway and Sweden is missing key hydropower regions, leading to sharply rising electricity prices for Finnish consumers.

A former Trump administration staffer claims Melania Trump avoids public appearances not due to official duties, but because she simply does not wish to be present at the White House.

A senior aide to California Governor Gavin Newsom ridiculed Pete Buttigieg's recent South Carolina visit, highlighting intensifying rivalries within the Democratic Party ahead of the 2028 presidential race.

The Helsinki Biennial, curated by Arja Miller and Mami Kataoka, is set to return to Vallisaari next summer.

A bus driver sustained serious injuries after his vehicle collided with a bridge pylon in Port Adelaide amidst heavy rain.

Cell C's maiden annual results as a standalone JSE-listed company, alongside MTN's financials, offer contrasting perspectives on the evolving telecommunications sector.

The royal battleship Vasa, intended to be a symbol of Swedish dominance, sank after less than fifteen minutes of its maiden voyage before thousands of spectators. The wreck was discovered centuries later by an amateur archaeologist.

Bendigo and Adelaide Bank's latest earnings report indicates that cost pressures are casting a shadow over its future financial outlook.

Russian security officials raided the private punk festival Day x Night near Vyborg, detaining nearly 100 people over alleged pro-Ukraine songs and drug use.

An aide to Ondo State Governor Aiyedatiwa has refuted reports of anti-party activities, affirming the governor's loyalty to his political party.

Police raided the Victorian CFMEU headquarters and arrested five individuals as part of a corruption probe, with two men subsequently charged. Drugs, guns, and cars linked to the union were seized during the investigation into alleged corruption and secret commissions.

The Adelaide hip-hop trio Hilltop Hoods is set to headline the Castaway Festival, performing alongside Violent Soho and Amy Shark across three Australian cities from November to March.

A new cancer treatment center, supported by China, has broken ground in Tunisia. This project signifies international cooperation in healthcare development.

China-aided cancer treatment center breaks ground in Tunisia Xinhua

Jūrmala Mayor Jānis Lediņš and his office head Gatis Truksnis were reportedly observed playing golf for several hours during workdays on three occasions by the LTV program 'De facto'.

Sue Duminy discusses her next chapter, revealing details about legal payouts, her decision to revert to her maiden name, and lessons learned from her marriage.

A former aide to the late Taliban commander Mullah Nazir's group was killed, and another person injured, by unidentified gunmen in the Doag area of Wana tehsil in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa’s Lower South Waziristan.

Political changes have reportedly aided the Hungarian economy, with discussions now focusing on a multi-year framework that could include an official target date for euro adoption by the 2027 budget.

Apostle Kassy Chukwu, an aide to the Edo State Governor, has retracted his earlier anti-Davido remarks and issued an apology to the musician and the people of Edo State.

An aide to the Delta State governor has offered N500,000 in support to staff of UBA, referencing Tony Elumelu.

Natalie Harp, a member of Trump's inner circle, has a brother, Preston, who lives in Nicaragua and identifies as a Sandinista, creating a political paradox.

India's Enforcement Directorate (ED) raided a Jaipur-based pastor, Ravi Mohan Pahadiya, alleging he received foreign funds from a US donor without FCRA permission and used them for proselytisation activities.

Embark Studios announced a significant delay for all future 'Arc Raiders' Expeditions until early 2027, aiming for major improvements based on community feedback.

Bar Municipality hosted a meeting to launch the AidEE project, a regional initiative focused on improving energy efficiency in public buildings, including new LED lighting for the Topolica Sports Hall.

Marine Tondelier, leader of the Ecologists, opened her party's summer university in Grenoble by advocating for left-wing unity, while maintaining her presidential candidacy.

The Ligue des Familles in Belgium has surveyed political parties regarding family allowances and is not reassured by the responses, emphasizing the need to preserve this aid.

The Latvian Saeima convened for a solemn session to mark the 35th anniversary of the de facto restoration of Latvia's independence on August 21, 1991.

Cambodia is leveraging the filming of the BAFTA-winning series 'Race Across the World' at Ta Prohm temple to showcase its emerging film-tourism strategy, aiming to replicate the success seen with 'Lara Croft: Tomb Raider'.

The organizers behind Bosnia and Herzegovina's Eternal Flame metal festival announce that the tribute band Rainmaker will bring a heavy metal night to Sarajevo on September 18.

Police scanned CCTV cameras installed around the crime scene and adjoining locations, establishing camera-to-camera movement trail

A personal account details a diner's initial experience trying mutton at a popular Middle Eastern restaurant in Kampala, highlighting culinary discoveries and local dining culture.

Destiny Omon, media coordinator for Nigeria's diplomatic mission in Ghana, has resigned citing pressure to remain silent regarding N2bn budget allocation disputes and other grievances raised by Nigerians in the country.

After testing all fourteen seasonal beverages, including the new Chaider, a reviewer identifies the Pumpkin Spice Latte, Pumpkin Cream Cold Brew, and two others worth revisiting.

Four teenagers pleaded guilty to the arson of four ambulances belonging to the Jewish charity Hatzola on March 23 in London, causing no injuries but sparking strong community outrage.

An examination of how Nepalese territories and leaders aided warriors like Nana Saheb in the first Indian war of independence against British colonial rule.

Public discourse has intensified regarding Donald Trump’s age and health, compounded by backlash over a viral Truth Social post by aide Natalie Harp featuring the former president and singer Dolly Parton. Critics have condemned the image as inappropriate, fueling broader political debate.

Democratic Congressman Jon Ossoff's recent comments have brought increased public focus on the role and duties of the president's personal executive assistant.

Senator Mitch McConnell has not appeared publicly for nearly three months, prompting political figures like Caroline Sunshine to accuse aides of concealing information about his deteriorating health condition.

Brazilian football club Santos FC has successfully paid off its transfer ban and regained eligibility to operate in the market, aided financially by NR Sports.

Court audio recordings have implicated Kyrylo Budanov in a significant corruption probe centered around former Deputy Chief of Staff Andriy Yermak, escalating scrutiny within the Ukrainian presidential office.

A participant shares how court-mandated community service significantly aided their personal reform and reintegration into society.

Families are seeking contract invalidation after a bank approved a €150,000 loan secured by the homes of elderly relatives suffering from dementia, raising consumer protection concerns.

Senator Ali Ndume of Borno South has publicly criticized several members of President Bola Tinubu's inner circle, alleging that their lack of qualifications and poor performance are damaging the administration's reputation.

A senior advisor to President Zelensky has indicated that diplomatic channels may reopen later this year, with September potentially serving as a window for renewed negotiations.

The Minister of Agriculture has convened regional prefects to assess crop damage and finalize a comprehensive emergency support package for farmers facing unprecedented drought conditions.

The state environment agency, aided by volunteers, has been keeping track of common crane numbers as they prepare to migrate.

Raiz Invest reported a maiden net profit of $3.5 million for FY26, driven by a 21.4% revenue increase and a 27.5% surge in funds under management.

Elon Musk has clarified that SpaceX originally used a modified Tesla Roadster as a dummy payload for its first Falcon Heavy test flight to avoid risking expensive equipment during the maiden launch.

An aide to Minister Nwifuru cautions stakeholders against diverting or tampering with government-distributed agricultural fertilizers to ensure food security.

Recent rainfall has significantly aided containment efforts on Mount Stolovi, though several residual hotspots remain active in the Ibar valley region. Firefighters continue monitoring the area as conditions gradually stabilize.

The Nigerian president has clarified conflicting statements made by his press aides regarding the government's official position on fuel subsidy policies.

A former aide to a Kenyan Member of Parliament is facing legal action after a manipulated image depicting him as a waiter at the MP's wedding went viral, sparking public outrage and judicial proceedings.

Members of the Special Anti-Terrorist Unit (SAJ) of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Republika Srpska allegedly physically overpowered and threw the Serbian ambassador to the ground during a police operation in Pale...

Exclusive: Sunak’s aides ‘worked forensically with his tacit support to undermine Johnson’, says Sir Anthony Seldon in new book

Omar Ndiaye, a 45-year-old Senegalese resident without official status, was remanded in custody for allegedly defrauding Quebec social services of nearly 120 million FCFA.

The Sokoto Governor’s aide has called for stronger regional cooperation across Nigeria’s North-West zone to tackle banditry, praising Zamfara State’s disarmament initiative.

CNN and MSNBC have extensively featured Trump aide Natalie Harp in recent days after Senator Jon Ossoff's campaign speech sparked widespread discussion about her.

Team owners and the franchise have contributed a substantial sum to fund the building of a new pediatric medical facility in Las Vegas.

Culinary experts recommend reducing, deglazing, or incorporating leftover wine into sauces to minimize waste after celebrations.

Operatives from the Enugu State Police Command, aided by local communities, rescued three kidnapping victims and recovered a stolen Lexus along with firearms and ammunition.

Heart Aerospace's X1 electric jet has successfully completed its first flight in New York, soaring for an impressive twenty-seven minutes on battery power alone.

Abdoulaye Wilane, spokesperson for the Socialist Party, advocated for reconciliation based on internal democracy amidst tensions within the political formation.

Construction has commenced on a new cancer treatment center in Tunisia, which is being built with financial assistance from China.

Annie Groenen, a customer of Proximus, reported losing 10,000 euros after falling victim to a scam during a phone call. She believed she was well-equipped against such frauds.

Witnesses, including a former security aide, were grilled during a trial concerning Vice President Sara Duterte's use of ₱125 million in confidential funds. Questions arose about the disbursement of funds for secret operations and the evasiveness of a key witness.

Responsible services held a press conference following a Cabinet crisis management meeting to provide updates on the situation and coordinate efforts to mitigate the damage caused by a devastating storm on August 22-23, 2026.

The game 'Splatoon Raiders' is highlighted for its accessibility, allowing even senior gamers to effectively participate and enjoy the gameplay.

A top South Korean presidential aide stated that the chief justice's recommendation for a justice nominee without prior consultation infringes upon presidential rights.

Ousmane Sonko visited Médina Baye during Gamou 2026, where he advocated for national sovereignty and a stronger partnership between the state and religious communities.

Governor Lucky Aiyedatiwa of Ondo State dismissed allegations that he is tactically supporting opposition candidates in the 2027 National Assembly elections, affirming his loyalty to APC.

The Latvian town of Bauska was nearly cut off from the outside world on Sunday due to a powerful storm. Special news broadcasts were aired to provide updates on the severe weather conditions across Latvia.

Serigne Cheikh Ahmed Tidiane Sy Al Amine advocates for an intellectual re-reading of the legacy of Seydi El Hadji Malick Sy, urging a move beyond purely emotional interpretations.

A presidential aide claims that 500 Islamic scholars have endorsed President Tinubu for re-election in 2027, following a resolution by the Northern Muslim Intellectual Forum.

An M-Pesa shop in Migori was raided by robbers who shot the operator during the incident.

A partially restored ancient fresco depicting the marriage of Dionysus and Ariadne has been put on display in Pompeii, with its reconstruction aided by comparison with other ancient works.

Amir Reza-Tofighi, president of the Confederation of Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (CPME), advocates for the economy to be at the forefront of presidential debates and announces a 'tour de France' to develop proposals.

The Institute of Public Relations (IPR), Ghana, has inaugurated its Annual Edzikanfo Lecture series. The maiden edition of this initiative is dedicated to honoring Joseph Allotey-Pappoe, a pioneer in the Public Relations profession.

The game 'ARC Raiders' will pause new content development until 2027, citing a need for 'bigger changes' following a significant decline in its player base.

Raids conducted at a Telangana revenue officer's properties uncovered assets totaling Rs 6.87 crore, including cash, gold, and cars, indicating potential illicit wealth.

The Edo State Government has clarified that Nigerian musician Davido is not banned from entering or performing in the state, despite earlier claims from a governor’s aide.

Lithuanian border guards, aided by their service dog Donas, apprehended seven illegal migrants in Latvia after a challenging, hours-long search operation.

A top aide to Bangladesh's Prime Minister stated the country's keenness to join a defense alliance with Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, and Turkey, signaling a new direction for its foreign policy amidst strained ties with India.

An aide to the Edo State governor has publicly warned Nigerian music star Davido to stay away from the state. The warning was issued amidst political tensions, with the aide stating they do not want to see him in Edo.

Prosecutors in Seoul have raided the home of the wife of late former President Roh Moo-hyun as part of an investigation into an alleged slush fund.

A three-time Super Bowl champion has offered high praise for Fernando Mendoza, a player for the Raiders, predicting he will be the number one pick in the 2026 NFL Draft.

A young driver was struck by a train at Ascot Park in southwest Adelaide after mistakenly driving onto the railway lines, resulting in a serious collision.

On Friday, Indian equities bounced back, driven predominantly by a surge in technology stocks. Investors showed renewed interest in undervalued IT shares, aided by a decline in crude oil prices.

Taiwanese authorities raided semiconductor manufacturer Unimicron as part of an investigation into suspected fraud connected to Chinese entities.

Turkish journalist and former press adviser Kemal Öztürk has drawn criticism for comments condemned as hate speech against Arab Alawites in Syria.

House Democrat Debbie Dingell's quip about renaming Lake Ontario "Lake Natalie" after a Trump aide sparked fierce backlash and left-wing praise.

An unmanned electric vertical take-off and landing (eVTOL) aircraft completed its first demonstration flight in Hong Kong, marking a key step in the city's push to develop a regulated low-altitude economy.

Armed cattle raiders attacked a community in South Sudan’s Unity State, killing at least 49 people and injuring 33 others in what appears to be a violent escalation of regional pastoral conflicts.

Hungarian authorities, aided by the FBI, have apprehended a British man wanted for sexual offenses for two decades, though a court declined to specify grounds for his continued detention.

Kuningas Haraldin valtakaudella Norja voitti enemmän talviolympiamitaleja kuin aiempien kuninkaiden aikana yhteensä.

The Rovajärvi region, currently hosting large-scale Finnish military drills, serves as a sanctuary for endangered cranes, which have so far remained undisturbed by the ongoing exercises.

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. paid tribute to Maj. Ma. Joshua Santiago, his former aide-de-camp, who died at age 39. The cause of death remains undisclosed.

Mossad Director David Barnea has stepped aside from overseeing the probe into alleged Israeli-Qatari lobbying ties due to his connections with aides to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

A journalistic analysis examines how Trump aide Natalie Harp has become a focal point of public discourse, representing deeper ideological and cultural transformations within contemporary American politics rather than mere celebrity gossip.

Authorities discovered stolen personal documents, vehicle keys, artwork, and suspected identity-theft tools at suspects' homes after burglars raided the residence of a Florida couple who recently died in a helicopter accident in Kenya.

Celebrity chef Philippe Etchebest is hosting a musical event to raise funds and support relief efforts for communities devastated by recent wildfires across France.

Financial investigators raided multiple properties belonging to Charles Ratelband, suspecting him of embezzlement and money laundering related to green investments.

Oyo State Governor Seyi Makinde has named a new digital communications strategist and campaign spokesperson, signaling early preparations for his potential 2027 presidential bid.

Anti-corruption investigators revealed how senior federal officials facilitated administrative approvals and accessed government financial systems for an unauthorized organization.

A top official from the Office of the Vice President testified that only Vice President Sara Duterte and her former security chief were aware of how millions in confidential funds were spent, sparking renewed scrutiny over the fund's allocation.

The Philippine Senate impeachment trial of Vice President Sara Duterte has encountered procedural friction as prosecution and defense teams clash over the application of the sub judice rule. Despite legal constraints and external pressure, Duterte’s counsel maintains she will not resign from office.

A special prosecution panel in the Philippines has launched an investigation into how the Office of the Vice President managed its confidential funds, alleging they were handled like discretionary cash. The inquiry includes questioning aides of Vice President Sara Duterte regarding unverified acknowledgment receipts and alleged misuse.

The French prime minister visited the overseas territory of Mayotte to accelerate post-cyclone reconstruction while announcing new policies that would tie future development assistance to stricter controls on illegal immigration.

Officers raided a Sheung Shui warehouse and confiscated millions in unauthorized sexual health and cancer medications, leading to the arrest of two suspects involved in the illicit distribution network.

A new feature highlights ten acclaimed adventure movies, ranging from Raiders of the Lost Ark to The Mummy, that critics argue offer superior storytelling and thrills compared to National Treasure.

Major Scandinavian companies including Ericsson, Nokia, Kongsberg, Patria, and Saab are deepening collaboration through the new Nordic Compass initiative to bolster regional defense and technology capabilities.

American agents searched the vacation home of wealthy progressive donor James “Fergie” Chambers in Spain after his arrest, as US authorities move forward with extradition proceedings over allegations described as legally complex.

Dell is offering price cuts on Alienware gaming laptops alongside complimentary copies of Star Wars Galactic Racer and Tomb Raider: Legacy of Atlantis during a promotional sale.

The National Youth Authority in Ghana convened its inaugural mock National Youth Parliament, providing young leaders with a platform to simulate legislative processes and policy debates.

South African Hawks told a court that a raided Durban North property housed an online digital brothel rather than a traditional call centre operation.

An entertainment piece examines a specific action sequence performed by Harrison Ford in Raiders of the Lost Ark that remains unmatched by modern heroes.

The World Food Programme warns that refugees in South Sudan and surrounding regions face imminent extreme hunger due to insufficient funding following reductions in American humanitarian assistance.

A senior White House aide, Natalie Harp, has become the center of controversy following reports of a physical altercation involving her at the executive branch.

The Bangladesh High Court confirmed the death sentences for two of the 16 convicts, including the former principal, in the murder case of madrasa student Nusrat Jahan, who was burned alive.

An aide to the Vice President confirmed that it is standard operating procedure to turn over secret funds to security agencies. This statement comes amidst calls for reasonable budgeting for government agencies.

The Croatian Mountain Rescue Service (HGSS) in Šibenik, aided by a Ministry of Interior helicopter, rescued a foreign national who sustained a head injury after falling on a hiking trail on Dinara Mountain. She was transported to a hospital due to difficult terrain and suspected concussion.

PETROSOL Platinum Energy PLC, an indigenous oil marketing company, saw its first GH₵100 million corporate bond oversubscribed by 178%, indicating strong investor confidence.

The family of an elderly man who collapsed and died at a card parlor in China is demanding 100,000 yuan (US$14,900) from the owner. They claim the owner became responsible after attempting to help the man.

Archion has announced strong maiden results for its first fiscal quarter.

South Korean President Lee Jae Myung has nominated prosecutor-turned-attorney Choi Kil-su as the country's first independent inspector general in ten years, a post that has been vacant since 2016.

An appellate court in Seoul upheld an 18-month prison term for a former presidential aide in connection with a martial law document.

Deleted tweets from controversial Trump aide Natalie Harp show she posted "FIGHT FOR TRUMP" over 150 times on January 6, the day of the US Capitol attack.

A groundbreaking ceremony was held in Tunisia for a new cancer treatment center, which is being built with aid from China.

Adelaide, Australia, is bracing for its wettest winter in over 20 years, as a low-pressure system moves towards the city, bringing significant rainfall.

An aide to the Sokoto State Governor has urged political leaders and stakeholders to unite in the fight against banditry, emphasizing that insecurity in Sokoto should not be politicized.

Police raided a secret punk festival in Russia near the Finnish border, detaining over 100 people who were reportedly singing songs about Ukraine. Authorities claimed left-wing radicals had gathered under the guise of a music festival.

The Latvian National Guard marked its 35th anniversary with a celebratory ceremony and concert at the Freedom Monument, alongside discussions focused on innovation and development within the organization.

Hundreds of protesters gathered in an Adelaide park to oppose the felling of trees, which are slated to be removed to make way for a new golf course.

The young woman involved in a controversy with businessman Tony Elumelu at a UBA event has received a ₦500,000 support offer, a VIP trip, and an ambassadorial role from a Delta State Governor's aide.

Israeli military forces, disguised as Israeli settlers, raided the eastern part of Beit Furik near Nablus, arresting the mayor, municipal council members, and several residents.

Following a rebuke from Tony Elumelu, an aide to the Delta State Governor has offered a UBA staff member N500,000 and an ambassadorial deal.

Jean-Luc Mélenchon called for support from the Socialist and Green parties, stating that any help would be welcome as they prepare for upcoming elections, criticizing their lack of strategy and candidates.

Rappler reviews the Ombudsman's complaint against Romualdez, examining how recantations from former security aides of Zaldy Co might impact the case's viability.

Former security aides to ex-Ako Bicol Rep. Elizaldy Co have denied allegations by 18 of their former colleagues that they were involved in delivering suitcases full of cash to former Speaker Martin Romualdez.

Jeanne-Françoise Hutin, founder of the Maison de l’Europe, has expressed strong opposition to France's assisted dying legislation and intends to return her Légion d’honneur to President Emmanuel Macron.

Polish NGOs are calling for the Prime Minister's aide, Maciej Berek, to withdraw his candidacy for the constitutional court, warning that his political ties could erode public trust in the institution.

A woman gave birth to her sixth child in the street in Seine-Saint-Denis, France, aided by her husband, as they were on their way to the maternity ward.

A company managing director testified in court that he handed RM350,000 cash in paper bags to a former aide of Hamzah Zainudin after his firm secured a police tender.

Following the Night of the Arts, several art exhibitions are recommended for viewing this weekend in Finland, including horse paintings by Markus Jäntti.

Lawyer Levito Baligod reportedly asked 25 former security aides of ex-Rep. Elizaldy Co to join the cause of '18 bodyguards' in a case where they denied delivering cash in suitcases.

A team of officials in Udupi district, India, raided multiple locations in Alevoor village, cracking down on an illegal network of chemical banana-ripening units following reports.