Russian President Vladimir Putin may have given the order to exchange opposition leader Alexei Navalny just hours before his tragic death on February 16. The alleged exchange would have involved Navalny for Russians arrested in the West, and the plot thickened with
A South Korean court on Wednesday convicted three former police officers of destroying internal files and other evidence in an attempted cover-up after a Halloween crowd crush that killed nearly 160 people in the capital, Seoul, in 2022. They were the first
Humza Yousaf has been accused of continuing Nicola Sturgeon’s “addiction to cover-up and secrecy” after it was revealed the Scottish Government had responded to just one-third of FOI requests in full and on time. Scottish Conservatives leader Douglas Ross also described the
The Covid Inquiry into Scotland’s handling of the pandemic has sparked multiple headaches for the SNP today, with evidence Nicola Sturgeon bypassed Government rules when receiving key information about the virus. A screenshot from Ms Sturgeon’s Twitter messages showed the then-First Minister
The mystery of what happened to the doomed airline MH370 has taken another sensational twist, after a leading investigator accused the Malaysian government of deliberately ducking calls for another search to locate the wreckage of the missing plane. British aerospace engineer Richard Godfrey
A court in Mexico sentenced 11 former police officers to 50 years in prison each for the 2021 slayings of 17 migrants and two Mexican citizens, authorities said Tuesday. The ex-officers were convicted earlier this year of homicide and abuse of authority.
Humza Yousaf is “dizzy from his own spin” as he tries to justify his government’s “catastrophic mistakes” during the pandemic, Scottish Labour deputy leader Jackie Baillie has claimed in the wake of the ongoing row over deleted WhatsApp messages. The row over
A U.S.-based Iranian American organization has uncovered what they say is new evidence against Oberlin College’s “Professor of Peace” Mohammad Jafar Mahallati, leading Amnesty International to publish a critical report about the liberal arts school professor’s alleged cover-up of the mass murder of at