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In a decisive move to uphold residency, labor, and border security regulations, the Ministry of Interior in Saudi Arabia conducted a series of intensive campaigns across the nation from April 4 to 10, 2024. The result? The apprehension of a staggering 20,667 individuals found in violation. Of these, a significant portion—14,805—were caught for residency violations, …

Crackdown in the Kingdom: Saudi Interior Ministry Apprehends Thousands in Sweep Read More »

In a sweeping campaign, the Transport General Authority (TGA) of Saudi Arabia has unleashed a crackdown on unlicensed passenger transport activities plaguing the kingdom’s major airports. During the holy month of Ramadan, the TGA identified a staggering 2,194 violations, leading to the confiscation of 1,217 vehicles and the unmasking of 126 persistent offenders. The TGA’s …

Transport Authority’s Ramadan Sweep: Over 1,200 Vehicles Seized in Crackdown Read More »

In a striking turn of events, the saga of Keith Berman, the 70-year-old chief executive of a U.S. biotechnology company, culminated in a severe verdict: seven years behind bars. The gravity of his misdeeds echoed through the corridors of justice, as he stood convicted of orchestrating a deceitful scheme that preyed on the fears and …

Biotech CEO’s Deception: 7-Year Sentence for COVID Test Fraud Read More »

In the heart of the city that never sleeps, where the pulse of America’s legal system often reverberates, New Yorkers are bracing for the commencement of Donald Trump’s consequential trial, slated to kick off on Monday. Amidst the bustling streets and towering skyscrapers, conversations about justice and accountability echo. Valmir Do Carmo, a 30-year-old babysitter, …

Facing the Gavel: New Yorkers Anticipate Trump’s Day in Court Read More »

Stella Assange, standing amidst a sea of supporters, held aloft a banner as she marched through London’s streets. It was a ‘Night Carnival for Assange’, a testament to the enduring support for her husband, Julian Assange, the enigmatic figure behind WikiLeaks. In a recent interview with the BBC, Stella Assange expressed a glimmer of hope, …

Hope Dawns: Assange’s Wife Sees Promise Amidst Five-Year Ordeal Read More »

As the winds whipped through the port of Wilhelmshaven, Germany, a symbol of energy independence loomed large. The “Hoegh Esperanza,” a Floating Storage Regasification Unit (FSRU) ship, heralded Germany’s transition away from Russian gas supplies, arriving with its inaugural shipment of liquefied natural gas (LNG). A feat of engineering, the platform connecting the ship to …

Alleged Syrian Rebel Leader Charged with War Crimes in Germany Read More »

In a legal labyrinth intertwining cryptocurrency and regulation, Nigeria’s legal stage witnessed the deferment of proceedings against Binance, the colossal crypto exchange, and two of its top brass, accused of orchestrating a money-laundering scheme eclipsing $35 million. Amidst the solemn halls of an Abuja courtroom, Tigran Gambaryan, the steward of Binance’s financial crime compliance and …

Judicial Adjournment: Binance Case in Nigeria Read More »

In a high-stakes legal showdown, Tesla, the pioneering force behind autonomous driving technology, has reached a settlement in a lawsuit stemming from a tragic 2018 incident. The crash, which claimed the life of a promising Apple engineer, thrust Tesla’s Autopilot system into the unforgiving spotlight of scrutiny. The incident unfolded on a highway near San …

Tech Titans Clash in Legal Settlement: Tesla’s Autopilot Drama Resolved Read More »

In the heart of Kuwait’s vibrant culture lies a legal system shaped by tradition and propelled by the winds of change. As the nation strides forward, its legal framework undergoes a delicate dance between honoring age-old customs and embracing modernity. Understanding Kuwait’s legal landscape is akin to deciphering a rich tapestry woven with threads of …

Navigating Tradition and Progress: Kuwait’s Journey in Legal Evolution Read More »

In a legal twist reverberating through diplomatic corridors, the European Union found itself at odds with its own sanctions framework as the EU General Court in Luxembourg dealt a decisive blow on Wednesday. The court, with an authoritative stroke, annulled punitive measures levied against two Russian magnates, Petr Aven and Mikhail Fridman, challenging Brussels’ rationale …

EU Court Strikes Down Sanctions Against Russian Tycoons Amid Legal Showdown Read More »