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The company behind a "forever cruise" that stranded more than 200 passengers in Cambodia this week blames rising fuel costs for halting the trip. But documents obtained by CBS News reveal a longer history of financial trouble. Cristian Benavides reports.
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The Sri Lanka College of Internal Medicine (SLCIM) will host its 10th Annual Academic Congress, SIMCON 2026, from 5th to 7th November, 2026, at Shangri-La, Colombo, bringing together distinguished…
The Budget estimates, relating to the Appropriation Bill for 2027, the management of public revenue and expenditure, and priority development projects, were discussed and approved recently at the…
Canadian parliamentarians gathered on Parliament Hill, in Ottawa, on 20 October, to demand international accountability for the uncovered mass graves in Chemmani, Tamil Guardian reported.
The House of Representatives Committee on University Education has faulted the alleged absence of two vice chancellors during its oversight visits to federal universities in the South-East.
Former President Olusegun Obasanjo has faulted President Tinubu’s position on borrowing, declaring that Nigeria’s mounting debt is worse than leprosy.
INEC has received over 5,400 claims and objections to its Preliminary Register of Voters as it works to clean up the database for the 2027 elections.
