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An OECD integrity study finds the Dominican Republic meets 78% of rules on paper but 22% in practice, and has no lobbying law. What changes next. The post Dominican Republic Integrity: OECD Says Rules Are Strong but Enforcement Lags appeared first on The Rio Times .
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Proekt has published an extensive investigation into senior Russian officials’ use of private jets. Its journalists examined a database from the border service of Russia’s Federal Security Service…
Costa Rica extradites five men to the United States after 2025 drug busts: 48 kg of crystal meth and 70 kg of cocaine. Who they are and what happens next.
Guyana aviation laws face a full review ordered by President Ali as international flights nearly tripled since 2020, and a Greece air pact is now signed.
Suriname drug planes: President Jennifer Simons told parliament she wants none in the interior and urged lawmakers to back an agreement already signed.
For decades, India has maintained a policy of deliberate ambiguity. Unlike some nuclear powers that periodically release broad data about their arsenals, New Delhi prefers silence.
GCC Secretary-General Jasem Albudaiwi strongly condemned the Houthi drone attack targeting a power station serving the Prophet’s Mosque and civilians in Medina.
