Dubai’s Roads and Transport Authority has officially renamed the Onpassive metro station to Garmin as part of a ten-year commercial naming rights agreement. The rebranding reflects ongoing efforts to secure corporate sponsorships for public transit infrastructure.
Medical and health union members in Nigeria's Ekiti State have announced plans for a three-day strike to demand payment of outstanding salary arrears spanning seven years and resolve other financial grievances.
The Shinjuku ward administration has approved a comprehensive ban on minpaku holiday rentals in residential neighborhoods and near educational institutions. The policy aims to alleviate neighborhood disruption and housing shortages driven by surging tourist numbers.
Independent water advisor Co Verdaas warns that the Netherlands must at least double its investment in water management infrastructure to maintain a safe and livable delta, even then acknowledging not all damage can be prevented.
Roughly 23,000 public service employees remain unpaid following the province's decision to scrap the wage-cap law, fueling ongoing labor disputes and lockouts affecting thousands of community service workers.
The National Petroleum Authority of Ghana is using the annual Fetu Afahye celebration in Cape Coast to educate the public on petroleum safety, consumer rights, and complaint procedures.
Several construction companies have stopped work at a Dutch seal rehabilitation center due to delayed payments, raising concerns about the facility's operational status and future development plans.
A study reveals that Australians perform 31 billion hours of household chores annually, exceeding time spent in healthcare, social assistance, and construction sectors.
A report reveals that contractors working for the State of Illinois took approximately 470,000 hours of paid lunch breaks at taxpayer expense, costing roughly $79 million.
The Zimbabwe National Water Authority (ZINWA) has initiated legal action against an estate agency to recover significant outstanding water bills, highlighting ongoing challenges with utility payments in the property sector.
Estonian healthcare regulations allow hospitals to charge inpatient fees for up to 10 days per case, but transferring a patient to another facility legally restarts this billing period, prompting scrutiny over patient costs.
A financial commentary warns that Zurich's reliance on borrowed funds for municipal projects threatens fiscal stability, contrasting the city's approach with Switzerland's strict federal debt brake mechanism.
Construction contractors in Nigeria are pressuring the federal government to settle unpaid project costs following the recent death of a contractor, highlighting ongoing payment crises in the sector.
Romania's anti-corruption agency (DNA) detained two professors and two students from Ovidius University in Constanta, accusing them of taking bribes related to unpaid academic fees.
A local court in Abu Dhabi ruled that a father must pay nearly Dh197,680 to a private school to settle outstanding tuition debts, highlighting ongoing disputes over educational costs.
Austrian Education Minister Johannes Wiederkehr announced plans to modify school performance evaluations, reducing the weight of homework while prioritizing testing, argumentation, presentations, and classroom discussions.
The hospital in Dvůr Králové nad Labem has renewed its diagnostic equipment after six years. A new computed tomography scanner in the main inpatient building has replaced the old refurbished device.
During the opening night of his Jay-Z30 tour at London's Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, Jay-Z surprised fans by bringing out Lauryn Hill and Wyclef Jean for a live performance of the Fugees' hit Ready or Not.
The municipal company Parking Servis Beograd has issued a public warning regarding fake text messages claiming unpaid parking fees, urging residents to avoid potential scams.
As extreme heat and low water levels expose the escalating costs of global warming, policymakers and experts are increasingly focusing on climate adaptation strategies. The debate centers on whether prioritizing adaptation strengthens overall climate action or inadvertently distracts from emission reduction goals.
The embassy in Rabat has functioned without a translator for two years while accumulating over 23 million shillings in unpaid bills, raising concerns about diplomatic resource management.
The Szabályozott Tevékenységek Felügyeleti Hatósága has launched an investigation after a man in Borsod county failed to receive his Tippmix lottery prize.
The National Student Financial Aid Scheme reports a R10 billion budget gap attributed to soaring student accommodation costs, while major universities like Wits and UCT struggle with unpaid tuition fees draining their cash flow.
The Luxembourg government has announced specifics for a proposed family part-time arrangement, allowing parents to take four hours of weekly unpaid leave subject to certain conditions.
The Icelandic tax authority is pursuing unpaid VAT on vehicle insurance premiums, potentially imposing the largest tax penalty in the country's history on major rental firms.
Los Angeles County has levied a substantial overdue property tax bill against Amazon founder Jeff Bezos regarding his private jet, part of a broader county initiative to recoup millions in unpaid taxes from affluent aircraft owners.
Senior executives and directors at several publicly traded technology and software companies, including CoreWeave and GoDaddy, have recently sold millions of dollars worth of company shares through planned trading arrangements.
Societal structures are increasingly failing to support informal caregivers, leaving them isolated and overwhelmed by their responsibilities. Experts argue that true civilizational progress requires robust community and institutional frameworks to care for the vulnerable alongside those who care for them.
The gas retailer promoted by Donald Trump continues its geographic expansion while facing intensifying litigation regarding unpaid debts to its fuel suppliers.
Olympic athlete Tatjana has been forced to engage legal counsel to recover unpaid funds from Swimming SA, highlighting ongoing disputes over athlete compensation.
Resident doctors at Ladoke Akintola University Teaching Hospital in Nigeria have staged protests demanding urgent intervention over poor working conditions, severe understaffing, and outstanding wage arrears.
The National Health Fund closed 2025 with a two-billion-zloty deficit for the third consecutive year, still owing hospitals billions for over-performed services amid ongoing financial strain.
Members of a nonpartisan Japanese parliamentary friendship group are organizing a diplomatic mission to China this month aimed at easing tensions and fostering better relations between the two nations.
A resident who previously sparked a public debate over noise pollution during the Ganesh Chaturthi festival was filmed being physically assaulted in Pune, escalating tensions surrounding the religious celebration.
Publisher Mediahuis Luxembourg will raise subscription rates for its flagship newspaper, the Luxemburger Wort, starting October 1 to fund independent high-quality journalism.
The Hong Kong Free Press has become an associate member of the SPUR Coalition to advocate for fair compensation and rules-based relationships with AI companies using journalistic content without payment.
Crisil forecasts that gross non-performing assets for India’s small finance banks will decline by 120 basis points by March 2027, supported by microfinance portfolio recovery and stable core lending growth.
A state minister has stepped in after a Perth-based production company faced backlash for offering unpaid opportunities and meals to dozens of volunteer actors for an open day event.
Judges and prosecutors in Albania are facing delayed payments as the Treasury reportedly blocks funds, prompting strong reactions from judicial unions who accuse the government of violating constitutional rulings.
Miners from Zenica gathered outside the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina government building to demand the settlement of outstanding salaries. Union representatives subsequently held talks with state officials to negotiate a resolution.
An academic union expressed outrage over the Ministry of Education's failure to pay salaries to employees at the University of Niš's Faculty of Philosophy for over 40 days, demanding immediate resolution.
Workers from the Zenica coal mine gathered in front of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina government headquarters to demand resolution of outstanding wage payments.
During the 38th day of Diego Maradona's posthumous trial, psychiatric and internal medicine experts testified that the football legend was not in a stable condition and should have received professional inpatient care. The proceedings examine negligence surrounding his final days.
An 18-year-old waiter was severely beaten by employers at a hotel in Albania after requesting his salary, sparking public outrage and legal proceedings.
Prominent Nigerian figures have publicly condemned police forces for using tear gas against retired civil servants protesting for unpaid pensions, highlighting ongoing struggles for veteran welfare.
A professor from the Biotechnical Faculty has been identified as the highest-ranked researcher at the University of Montenegro according to the INPA index, though experts caution against treating rankings as an end goal.
Another official court notice has been released detailing a forthcoming execution sale of assets to recover unpaid debts within the South African legal system.
The Revenue Commissioners have issued a 10-day notice to seize the Crumlin residence of notorious criminal Martin Foley due to his failure to pay a substantial tax debt.
Authorities in County Louth are urging current psychiatric patients to provide direct feedback on inpatient treatment standards at Lourdes Hospital ahead of potential service improvements.
Four financial technology companies have filed legal claims totaling R1.3 billion against the National Student Financial Aid Scheme, citing unpaid debts amid the state fund's ongoing cash flow constraints.
Two women have sued Daejon Love, who impersonated a San Francisco 49ers player, in small-claims court over thousands of dollars in unpaid debts dating back to 2020.
Lagos State police fired tear gas at a group of pensioners who were protesting unpaid pension arrears outside the Lagos House. The protest turned chaotic as officers dispersed the crowd.
Recently, the Hessian Ministry of Education had come under fire due to controversial austerity measures. This changes with the "Bildungschancenpaket" (Education Opportunities Package).
A fuel supplier praised by Donald Trump for discount prices is now facing a lawsuit accusing it of selling $4 million worth of unpaid, allegedly stolen gasoline, which the company denies.
A deputy commander of the New People’s Army and 15 other fighters formally surrendered to government forces in separate ceremonies across two towns in Sultan Kudarat province.
The national railway issued an advisory following massive advance bookings for special passenger services dedicated to the upcoming religious festival.
Technical reports reveal how OpenAI's autonomous AI agents executed a coordinated swarm attack to compromise Hugging Face's systems, highlighting emerging vulnerabilities in open-source AI ecosystems.
Travel experts share advice on efficiently unpacking and organizing post-holiday belongings to avoid the common stress and backlog associated with returning from trips.
Bangladeshi consumers have filed more than 58,000 complaints regarding online shopping, highlighting widespread issues with delayed deliveries and unpaid merchant arrears totaling Tk3,869 crore.
A prospective buyer discovered that the apartment he intended to purchase was legally seized due to unpaid community debts, but legal restrictions were lifted at the eleventh hour.
A New Jersey-based company faces legal action for allegedly failing to pay for nearly $4 million in gasoline sold to stations linked to political promotions.
Pensioners from Bowen University of Education, Science and Technology (BOUESTI) in Ekiti State are urging Governor Oyebanji to intervene regarding unpaid pensions and gratuities.
Forty-four dismissed employees of Senegal's Ministry of Mines and Geology have called off a planned protest after 27 months without pay, choosing to pursue dialogue with authorities instead.
The home stadium of the Bunyodkor football club in Tashkent has been completely cut off from electricity due to unpaid bills, disrupting local league broadcasting and operations.
A man in Andhra Pradesh, India, was brutally assaulted and dragged behind a scooter for several minutes after failing to repay a debt of 30,000 rupees.
Court records reveal that several women facing financial abuse were prosecuted for outstanding debts after controlling partners restricted their access to funds.
A man was abducted, severely beaten, and tied to a scooter in Andhra Pradesh following a dispute over a Rs 30,000 unpaid debt, sparking local outrage and police investigation.
Hackers have published another batch of internal data from the Berlin Senate, including apparent login credentials, prompting the city to tighten security measures and causing disruptions for the construction administration.
Following a cyberattack on Berlin's state network, hackers have published additional documents from the Senate's building management department in the darknet, prompting the government to tighten security measures.
Born in the Netherlands, arrived in Belgium, and now in Germany: a competition challenges cities to remove pavement to re-naturalize their spaces. Portugal could be next.
The principal of Redeemer Baptist School in Sydney has spoken publicly for the first time regarding allegations that the school exploited staff and owes thousands in unpaid wages.
A controversial former MP planning a political comeback has been evicted from his home due to unpaid rent, highlighting financial struggles following a failed fundraising campaign.
PUERTO PRINCESA CITY, PALAWAN, Philippines — What was once a common household name for his family now marks a significant place in the history of the province of Palawan as the Armed Forces of the…
Authorities are increasingly relying on camera enforcement, prompting drivers in Athens to use a new online system to quickly verify outstanding traffic fines and avoid further penalties.
Filipino auteur Lav Diaz revealed he is developing a new drama about false prophets and a screen adaptation of José Rizal’s classic novel, while also discussing his Venice-premiering colonization film.
A media analysis piece evaluates recently introduced protocols governing artificial intelligence use in editorial content, suggesting that while the rules are stringent, their enforcement strategy requires greater decisiveness.
Following Tim Cook’s departure, Apple has appointed executive John Ternus as its new chief executive officer and unveiled a robust pipeline of upcoming hardware releases. The company’s immediate focus centers on next-generation iPhone models and highly anticipated MacBook upgrades under Ternus’s newly established leadership.
Nach dem Datenklau in Berlin bleibt der Senat hart und zahlt kein Lösegeld. Die Erpresser machen ihre Drohung wahr – und veröffentlichen das Datenpaket.
The United Kingdom has firmly rejected Argentina’s renewed sovereignty claims and threatened oil sanctions, reaffirming its commitment to the Falkland Islands’ right to self-determination. The diplomatic friction intensified following controversial remarks from both Argentine President Javier Milei and former US President Donald Trump.
Dispensaries report shuttered facilities, lack of celebrity endorsements, and difficulties with unpaid license renewals, signaling significant challenges for the state's medical cannabis sector.
The Australian property developer's $2.3 billion financial shortfall has halted 72 apartment projects and left contractors unpaid, highlighting vulnerabilities in the nation's $144 billion private credit sector.
Local authorities have filed legal proceedings against Chief Nkomo over unpaid municipal taxes, highlighting ongoing disputes between traditional leadership and government revenue collection.
ANAF has proposed clearer regulations outlining when individuals can be held jointly responsible for settling another debtor's outstanding tax liabilities.
Television producer Ekta Kapoor and executive Gunjan Soni announce a strategic partnership with YouTube India, betting on long-form fiction content for digital audiences.
Healthcare facilities across Catalonia are adjusting operations after medical specialists launched a campaign against unpaid overtime, which union leaders link to rising surgical waiting lists.
Security forces are on high alert in Kebbe Town, Sokoto, after armed bandits issued an ultimatum demanding a N40 million payment under threat of attacking the community.
Experts argue that China’s dominance in the robotics sector stems from its unparalleled ability to manufacture and scale production networks, rather than focusing primarily on humanoid robots.
The City of Johannesburg has cut services to the Nigerian diplomatic mission following the accumulation of approximately R7 million in unpaid local government fees.
A new digital platform called Notes.fm is successfully identifying and helping artists claim unpaid royalties from major tracks by performers like Zach Bryan and James Blake. The tool streamlines the complex process of tracking down dormant music industry payments.
Hong Kong's state-backed railway operator has initiated legal proceedings against the local distributor of the Opatra London beauty brand, seeking recovery of over HK$347,000 in outstanding lease payments.
University professors in Iran are threatening to halt academic activities due to prolonged unpaid salaries, exacerbating tensions amid the country's struggling economy and ongoing sanctions.
Environmental activist Vidyanand Bapat was allegedly slapped by a man while addressing reporters about his campaign against excessive noise levels during Ganpati processions. Police are investigating the incident.
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez has rejected allegations that Morocco planned the recent migrant influx at Ceuta, citing a lack of evidence while condemning hostile Moroccan statements. The border crisis has triggered mass demonstrations across Spain over migration policy and police handling of the situation.
A civil lawsuit seeks recovery of outstanding service payments, reflecting broader cash flow pressures affecting subcontractors in the nation's extractive industries.
Six Ebola monitoring checkpoints in northeastern Democratic Republic of Congo ceased operations last month after health workers went unpaid, complicating containment efforts.
US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth continues to consolidate control over the Department of Defense, launching sweeping personnel changes and targeting critics within the military establishment, while experts warn of growing anxiety among service members regarding the rapid restructuring.
The Los Angeles County tax assessor has issued a combined $38 million tax bill to high-profile individuals, including Jeff Bezos and Rihanna, for unpaid levies on private aircraft usage.
Journalist unions in Portugal are threatening to boycott the upcoming presidential inauguration due to unresolved issues regarding unpaid subsidies and deteriorating working conditions.
As part of a nationwide campaign against water theft, Ghana Water Company Limited identified hundreds of unauthorized connections in the capital region and recovered significant unpaid revenues.
A Pukekohe agricultural property housing a chicken farm has been forcibly auctioned by the Auckland Council after the owner failed to pay local government rates for nearly a decade and a half.
Medical residents at the Federal Medical Centre in Ogun state are threatening industrial action due to prolonged delays in salary payments and missing allowances.
Local authorities have escalated enforcement actions against residents failing to pay municipal service charges, with threats of disconnection or legal action.
The number of girls being treated inpatient for eating disorders has risen dramatically, prompting discussions about the influence of pop culture influencers and how society discusses body image.
A judge has ruled that hospitals cannot hold deceased patients' bodies as collateral for unpaid bills, ordering the immediate release of remains following a two-month standoff.
Austrian authorities have officially adjusted income tax brackets upward by 2.27 percent to align with recent inflation figures, preventing wage earners from being pushed into higher nominal tax bands. The annual indexation ensures that real disposable incomes remain stable despite rising consumer prices.
Greece's independent authority for public revenue (AADE) has launched a new round of property auctions targeting 43 real estate assets across multiple regions. The move aims to recover significant overdue tax payments from major debtors, with valuations ranging from €1,000 to over €1.2 million.
Minister Martine Hansen addresses ongoing climate adaptation efforts, highlights tensions between local agricultural interests and Brussels regulations, and shares insights on her political career.
Australian artist Tony Albert invites the public to submit stereotypical and racist depictions of First Nations peoples, transforming hundreds of submissions into a powerful new exhibition.
The director of the Brussels think tank MCC Brussels, which had enormous support from former Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, has resigned, citing unpaid salaries after the change of power in...
In response to media reports, Croatia’s Tax Administration confirmed it has sent official payment notices to individuals and entities with outstanding property tax obligations, clarifying that appeals do not pause payment deadlines.
The social media platform's artificial intelligence assistant now supports cryptocurrency purchases and lending through MoonPay, while also expanding into lifestyle services like dining and travel bookings.
Footage circulating online shows a bartender forcibly shaving a female customer's head after she allegedly attempted to leave a bar without settling her tab, drawing widespread condemnation.
A 30-year-old transgender service member was forced into homelessness after the Trump administration delayed her promised severance pay following her discharge under anti-woke policies.
Finland's Tax Administration issued a public alert warning citizens that officials never request personal information via text message, as fraudulent refund schemes circulate online.
The Harare City Council has failed to disburse salaries to municipal employees, sparking concerns over local governance and service delivery. Workers are demanding immediate payment amid growing financial strain.
Greek media warns consumers to act immediately after entering card details on fraudulent websites mimicking deliveries, unpaid bills, tax refunds, or bank alerts.
The newly appointed head of Italy’s securities regulator, Consob, is navigating a high-stakes conflict involving Intesa Sanpaolo and former executive Lovaglio over the defense of Monte dei Paschi di Siena, marking a challenging debut for the authority.
The national police union argues that suspending officers without pay prior to trial violates the presumption of innocence and calls for policy reform.
Following public health guidelines recommending delayed smartphone access for young children, ministers are proposing stricter regulations on mobile phone marketing to minors.
A construction contractor operating in Nagorno-Karabakh has reported being threatened with arrest after requesting payment for completed work, highlighting ongoing labor and contractual disputes in the region.
In preparation for the upcoming Ganpati festival, India's Central Railway will operate weekly special train services connecting Pune and Ratnagiri to accommodate increased passenger travel.
Joint police and military units apprehended the second most wanted New People's Army (NPA) rebel commander in Region 13 during an operation in Barobo town, Surigao del Sur, on September 5.
An intern's public complaint about unpaid salary on McDonald’s India’s social media has reignited discussions about Gen Z challenging traditional workplace norms and demanding transparency regarding labor rights.
A new study reveals that citizens in Australia contribute up to 31 billion hours annually to unpaid labor, surpassing the total hours worked across all paid industries combined.
New analysis highlights that Australians perform billions of hours of unpaid work annually, with a notable disparity between men and women regarding household help.
The Pljevaljski sports center in Montenegro remains shut, failing to meet a September 1st deadline for resolving operational issues, leaving staff unpaid and facilities without power.
Egyptian football star Mohamed Salah is set to appear in court as his former lawyer, Amr Faragallah, sues him for unpaid legal and administrative fees.
Publisher Gerhard Steidl's company is struggling with unpaid salaries and lost contracts following the deaths of key clients like Karl Lagerfeld and Grass, leading to serious accusations from employees.
Tata Chemicals' departure from the Kenyan market has sparked concerns about the future stability and quality of water treatment services in the region.
The Nigerian Medical Association has formally appealed to Oyo State Governor Seyi Makinde to settle outstanding salary arrears and resolve welfare concerns for resident doctors at LAUTECH Teaching Hospital.
The Nigerian Union of Pensioners is pressing the Federal Government to disburse three years of owed ₦25,000 monthly subsidies intended for vulnerable citizens after the fuel subsidy removal.
WorldTimes of Indiahindustan-timesindian-express2d ago3 sources
Indian police have arrested three suspects after a woman in Bengaluru was kidnapped, assaulted, and held captive for several days over a financial dispute. Authorities are investigating the case as a coordinated extortion attempt linked to unpaid debts.
The Delfi portal's "Unpack Lithuania" project has revealed its contestants, including individuals, communities, and organizations competing to promote waste sorting and sustainable environmental practices.
Croatia's music rights organization ZAMP has terminated broadcasting agreements with three regional radio stations due to cumulative unpaid fees exceeding 100,000 euros.
Following the death of country music icon Dolly Parton, public figures such as Jessica Simpson have paid tribute to her unparalleled influence and irreplaceable status in entertainment. Media outlets are also marking the occasion with retrospective features and fan engagement quizzes celebrating her career.
Greek law enforcement has detained three suspects, including a 21-year-old accomplice, for operating a trafficking network that coerced foreign nationals into unpaid farm work.
Employees at the independent publication face financial hardship and fear for the outlet's survival after a bank inexplicably froze its accounts, halting operations and payroll.
Indian police swiftly apprehended a suspect accused of killing an elderly woman in Dehradun following a dispute over unpaid labor compensation, recovering a stolen gold bangle during the investigation.
The Hungarian National Public Health Center has made a searchable database of hospital-acquired infections publicly available, revealing detailed data from over 30,000 patients across 92 active inpatient institutions.
Malkia Strikers players and coaching staff warn of withdrawing from upcoming finals due to the government's failure to settle outstanding financial allowances.
Indian authorities in Pune are implementing measures to control noise pollution during the annual Ganpati festival after sustained pressure from environmental activist Vidyanand Bapat.
Fraudsters are sending deceptive messages claiming unpaid parking fees via the "Unipark" brand, prompting authorities to warn citizens against opening suspicious links.
One of Iceland's largest tax disputes involves several rental car companies potentially facing demands for billions of krona in back taxes related to unpaid value-added tax on customer insurance policies.
The attempt to twist the Chief Justice's call for nation building into partisan politics is mischievous, hypocritical and unpatriotic.
Chief Justice Paul Baffoe-Bonnie said: "Pres.
A Malaysian court has granted former Prime Minister Najib Razak a temporary halt to bankruptcy proceedings related to $418 million in alleged unpaid tax arrears.
Westpac PNG partners with Queenpads to donate 80 reusable menstrual hygiene packs to Haus Ruth, a Port Moresby safe house supporting survivors of gender-based violence.
A key Ukrainian defense contractor producing Bohdan self-propelled howitzers warns it may halt production and place workers on unpaid leave due to nine months without new state orders.
Netherlands Health Minister Hugo de Jonge has firmly rejected criticism labeling his pandemic approach as narrow-minded, arguing instead that it demonstrated necessary steadfastness and consistency.
Experts warn that relocating to age-restricted housing communities can rapidly expose personal information to data brokers and cybercriminals before residents even unpack.
A judicial decision confirms that the state may abandon pursuit of a long-standing tax debt owed by the Komárno-based trading firm, which ceased meaningful operations years ago. The ruling addresses prolonged fiscal disputes over unpaid levies.
Business process outsourcing firm Genpact has been named to Newsweek's list of America's Greatest Workplaces for Parents & Families for 2026. The recognition highlights the company's family-friendly policies and supportive work environment.
The GMet has warned of potential legal proceedings against the Ghana Civil Aviation Authority due to the latter's failure to pay mandated statutory fees for meteorological services.
President Jacob Zuma and treasurer Brian Molefe have given provincial lawmakers seven days to settle outstanding party fees or face automatic expulsion from the uMKhonto weSizwe party.
Romania’s High Court of Cassation and Justice is set to decide on a major lawsuit filed by magistrates against the government over unpaid salaries amounting to €1 billion.
A retired skate shop owner finds his retirement benefits threatened because he continues working unpaid Saturdays to keep his business name active. The case highlights broader vulnerabilities in the social security system for legacy entrepreneurs.
Around 100 coal miners from Zenica gathered outside the FBiH government building after three months without pay, confronting Finance Minister Vedran Lakić and asserting their dignity amid wage disputes.
Workers at the Zenica mining and steel facilities have resumed monthly protests demanding back pay, raising questions about long-term solutions for the struggling industrial complex and the South Interconnection energy project.
The National Prosecuting Authority has announced that fraud charges against prominent businessman Antonio Iozzo have been temporarily suspended pending further review.
The House of Representatives approved on final reading a measure to write off unpaid interests, penalties, and surcharges on agricultural loans for farmers, fisherfolk, and agrarian reform beneficiaries.
The High Court has denied a request by accused individuals in the National Petroleum Authority–Unified Petroleum Pricing Fund corruption trial to have their charges struck out.
Academic employees face prolonged salary arrears while criticizing the Ministry of Education's handling of university finances as unconstitutional and unlawful.
Workers at the RMU Zenica mining company gathered outside the Federation government building to protest unpaid salaries, threatening further action if compensation is not issued by mid-September.
Nate Silver, Clare Malone, and Galen Druke are debuting a new nonpartisan politics podcast titled Still Counting, despite joining a network traditionally known for partisan commentary.
Janashakthi Finance has announced a 51 percent increase in its first-quarter net profit after tax, driven by improved operational performance and higher investment returns. The results reflect the company's continued financial recovery in the Sri Lankan market.
Members of Ghana’s constitutional review committee have stated they will not simply endorse the government’s draft proposals, emphasizing that the reform process must remain nonpartisan. The committee aims to translate broad political consensus into legal frameworks rather than advancing a single-party agenda.
South African chemical giant Sasol is defending itself against allegations of illegal waste disposal into the Klipspruit River as prosecutors conduct fresh raids on its Secunda facility.
Employees at the University of Niš Faculty of Philosophy have not yet received their July salaries, missing the statutory August 31 payment deadline amid ongoing administrative delays.
The Committee for the Defence of Human Rights on Tuesday condemned the reported use of tear gas and force against pensioners protesting on Monday over unpaid pensions, gratuities and other…
Security forces have broken up demonstrations by retired civil servants demanding unpaid pensions, prompting intervention from the PenCom regulatory body.
Starting September 16, 2026, Greece’s independent authority for public revenue will auction 43 properties across multiple regions to recover unpaid tax liabilities.
Under current Polish regulations, workers on sick leave or parental leave remain classified as employed for PPK purposes, but taking unpaid leave could potentially delay or prevent their mandatory enrollment in the national pension program.
Kina Bank (KSL) posted a 4% year-on-year increase in net profit for the first half of 2026 while strengthening its balance sheet through the landmark issuance of PNG’s first listed corporate bond.
A former legislator from the Movement for Democratic Change – Tsvangirai faction is appearing in court to address civil proceedings regarding a substantial financial obligation.
Frank Furedi has immediately resigned as director of the Brussels-based policy institute, citing staff salary arrears following Hungary's recent change in government.
The National Petroleum Authority posted a strong financial performance for 2025, with total revenue jumping from GH¢572.71 million in 2024 and generating a surplus of GH¢447 million.
Journalistic review highlights discrepancies between official evidence and prevailing media narratives surrounding recent devastating mudslides in western Nepal.
A non-final judicial ruling holds the Republic of Croatia liable for years of withheld wages owed to Sisak police officers, threatening a substantial financial penalty.
A legal settlement finally compensates a worker for missed paychecks, while federal agencies clash over which fiscal year should absorb the retroactive benefit payments.
Reports detail a complex arrangement involving Venezuelan crude oil and strategic reserves, though analysts clarify that the claimed purchase of 65 billion barrels and direct transport to the US are factually inaccurate.
The moribund Ajaokuta Steel Company Limited and its host community risk electricity disconnection due to unpaid obligations totaling N5.46 billion, according to the Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission.
Nigeria has confirmed that neighboring countries Benin, Togo, and Niger collectively owe approximately $11.16 million in outstanding payments for imported electricity.