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'Africa under the influence' (5/6). Sentenced in the Netherlands to seven years in prison for importing 11 metric tons of cocaine, Jos Leijdekkers, the son-in-law of Sierra Leone's president, has continued to run his drug operations with impunity from Freetown.
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Russia has likely begun using captured Ukrainian long-range drones to stage provocations, the Ukrainian defense outlet Militarnyi reported on Aug. 1.
DB chief Evelyn Palla wants to overcome the culture of ''organized irresponsibility" by empowering new decision-makers within the railway operator.
A suspected cable vandal was electrocuted to death in Jigawa while attempting to cut a high-tension cable. Police confirm the incident and warn against van Read More…
Joint Spanish police forces have arrested in Gipuzkoa, near the northern border with France, a 17-year-old seen as Spain's main figure of network 764, accused of coercing and exploiting minors.
The "Fresh Bucks for Fresh Produce" Act would establish a pilot program that awards grants to states so they can give the extra grocery money to lower-income and moderate-income people.
The better question is not, “Who runs the prison?” The better question is, “What outcomes are governors requiring this system to produce?”