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EU Reportedly Suspends €18 Million Sierra Leone Aid
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— Oct 1, 2026
The EU has suspended or delayed €18 million in aid to Sierra Leone as Dutch Justice Minister David van Weel links the move to the country’s refusal to extradite convicted drug trafficker Jos “Bolle Jos” Leijdekkers, and warns more support could be at risk. The European Commission says the delay stems from technical or administrative issues, while Sierra Leone also rejects the claim that it is a new punitive measure.
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South Africa Open to US Talks Despite Curbs
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— Sep 26, 2026
South Africa remains open to talks with the United States despite new visa restrictions, with Foreign Minister Ronald Lamola saying Pretoria wants to avoid retaliation and preserve an important economic relationship. The discussions had included mining investment and Black ownership and employment rules, amid wider disputes over land reform, racial-equity policies and South Africa’s case against Israel at the International Court of Justice.
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Gay Ex-UK Justice Minister Who Hosted ‘Chemsex’ Parties Fined For Crystal Meth Possession
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— Mar 26, 2026
A U.K. court fined former Conservative justice minister Crispin Blunt £1,200 (about $1,600) on Wednesday after he admitted possessing crystal meth, cannabis, and sedative drugs, following revelations he hosted chemsex…
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Burnham Plans Review Early Prisoner Release Scheme
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— Jul 22, 2026
UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham has ordered a comprehensive review of the controversial early prisoner release scheme amid public outrage linked to the Andrew Harper case and ongoing prison overcrowding. He says the policy will be examined in detail with the Justice Secretary to ensure every aspect is considered before implementation, with assurances that the main perpetrator will not be eligible for release while others could be affected.
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Cornell Bans All Fraternity Parties For The Rest Of Academic Year
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Modi Announces Fast-Track Courts for NEET Leaks
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— Jul 23, 2026
The Modi government is fast-tracking justice for exam paper leaks by establishing fast-track courts to swiftly punish the culprits, a move framed as safeguarding the welfare and future of India’s youth, with Amit Shah endorsing the decision. The announcements came amid protests over NEET leaks and ongoing political pressure including calls for the education minister’s resignation.
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AP Top 25 College Football Teams
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College football fans argue endlessly over which programs deserve the top spots in the AP Poll based on wins, schedule strength, and legacy.
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