MONEY LAUNDERING
Law enforcement officials say that investing in real estate is the last stage of the money laundering process that corrupt people engage in
JAPAN TODAY
In August, thousands of South Koreans marched to express anger at Japan’s decision to downgrade South Korea’s ‘trusted’ trade status
TOMORROW’S WORLD
October global events calendar. The 7th IWA specialist conference on natural organic matter in water. Tokyo (Japan)
BREXIT IN THE BOGS

GRAFT IN GOVERNMENT
When corruption becomes a way of life, people consider robbery to be the new normal. As French economist and writer Claude-Frédéric Bastiat
THE RULE OF LAW
Supremacy of the law is paramount to any society on which a state is founded. While the reasons for an increase in crime are complex, weaknesses
CHINA TODAY

RELIGIOUS CONTRACT
As Sri Lanka faces the prospect of imminent disintegration, shouldn’t we unite to fight the ideas that cause division? Tottering on a precipice in a fashion
HONG KONG PROTESTS

RULE OF LAW
The all-encompassing influence of political power is a misleading illusion. George Bernard Shaw once said that “power does not corrupt men; fools however
THE US TODAY
Fifty economically diverse states, a GDP that accounts for a quarter of the world’s output, an average annual growth rate of three percent
TOMORROW’S WORLD
August global events calendar. 2019 summer conference on investigative journalism in London
COUNTERTERRORISM ACTION

COUNTERING EXTREMISM

BLACK HOLE OF FAITH
On 10 April, the first photograph of a black hole in space was published. The black hole was located in the Messier 87 galaxy, approximately 55 million
SAMOA TODAY
Let’s be honest. When was the last time Samoa was in the news? And when it did feature in the international news headlines
INDIA GENERAL ELECTION
Of the 600 million Indians in 29 states and seven union territories who cast their ballot at the recently concluded general election, 43.9 percent returned
EASTER SUNDAY AFTERMATH
Sri Lanka hardly rings a bell unless you’re travelling in the region. People will nod their heads
ANTICORRUPTION VICTOR

THE EU TODAY
