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Hone Krasae: The TV Show Thais Turn to for Justice

Last Updated on October 21, 2026 by Jeff Tomas BANGKOK – In Thailand, a common frustration unites many ordinary citizens across the country through the TV show Hone Krasae. When local officials ignore a serious complaint, the formal justice system often feels completely useless. People find themselves stuck with unresolved cases and no clear path […] The post Hone Krasae: The TV Show Thais Turn…

Hone Krasae: The TV Show Thais Turn to for Justice

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Fabrication, Galvanizing Capacity, Key to Nigeria’s 2030 Manufacturing Push

Chris Ijeli Nigeria’s push to triple manufacturing’s share of the economy will stall unless the country builds more of the engineering capacity factories depend on, industry operators have said. At

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After more than four decades in academia and public service, former Vice-Chancellor of Obafemi Awolowo University, Prof. Michael Faborode, recalls his career, leadership lessons, and the challenges of…

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  • University as crucial institution for societal continuity and leadership development
  • Faborode aims to strengthen institutions to turn research into innovation

Trump visa revocations top 300,000, foreign pro-Palestinian protesters face particular scrutiny

The Trump administration has revoked over 300,000 US visas, including those of foreign pro-Palestinian protesters opposing Israel's attacks on Gaza, drawing criticism from civil rights advocates.

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  • Pro-Palestinian protesters face heightened scrutiny for criticism
  • Administration claims zero tolerance for law-breaking visa holders

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