In Touch With Stakeholders Over Chabahar Port: India Amid US-Iran Tensions

U.S. launches its first strike on Iran in over a month, regime retaliates

Army Secretary Dan Driscoll submitted his resignation to President Trump on Monday. Over the weekend, the war with Iran entered its seventh month, with the first exchange of attacks in weeks.

2026-08-31 ·cbsnews.com

THE MERCHANTS OF HUMAN ORGANS

All stakeholders must do more to contain the scourge It is unfortunate that a most heinous dimension to human trafficking is becoming rampant in our country given recent developments. Currently

• Trafficking of human organs prevalent in Nigeria, raising stakeholder concern
• Samuel Ezekiel claims deceived into kidney removal at Wellington Hospital
• NAPTIP cites corruption and judicial delays as obstacles in prosecuting offenders

2026-08-31 ·thisdaylive.com

US Sanctions on ICC President Escalate Dispute Over Court's Role

The ICC has flaws, but US sanctions on its president and calls to dismantle the court risk undermining international justice.

2026-08-31 ·japan-forward.com

The ruling People Power Party on Monday called for a special prosecutor investigation into Rep. Yong-beom Kim, a member of the main opposition Democratic Party, after he was revealed to have made massive stock profits. This comes after Rep. Kim offered to resign from the party on Sunday amid mounting criticism that he had used his influence to make 1.5 billion won ($1.1 million) in stock market profits through the exercise of inside information. Kim’s son also came under fire for reportedly working at a securities firm while his father was serving in the National Assembly. “Unless there is a special prosecutor’s investigation, we will not be able to determine if there was any illegality in Rep. Kim’s massive stock profits,” a spokesperson for the People Power Party said in a statement on Monday. The party also called on the Democratic Party to take disciplinary action against Rep. Kim. “Democratic Party lawmakers have been making one excuse after another, saying that Rep. Kim’s case is not a problem,” the spokesperson said. On Friday, Rep. Kim denied allegations of insider trading, saying that he had made his stock market profits through “legitimate” investment using his own money. However, the Financial Supervisory Service has launched an investigation into Rep. Kim’s stock market profits amid suspicions of insider trading. The ruling party also raised concerns over Rep. Kim’s son, who reportedly worked at a securities firm while his father was in office. “There are concerns that Rep. Kim’s son may have been involved in the case, given that he worked at a securities firm,” the spokesperson said. “Unless a special prosecutor’s investigation is conducted, the public’s trust in the Democratic Party will only continue to dwindle,” the spokesperson added.

2026-08-31 ·hani.co.kr