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Armenia Delays Release of US Agreement Details, Criticizes Biden Administration

Armenia's Prime Minister announced that discussions on US-Armenia agreements finalized in Washington will start in September, involving both US and Azerbaijani officials. Despite previous statements, he clarified that there are no fixed agreements, including a 99-year commitment for corridor develop...

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Brandenburg Politicians Sue Government Over Secret Online Accounts

Four Brandenburg politicians—one from the BSW and three from the AfD—filed a constitutional complaint against the state government for refusing to fully disclose the number of fake online accounts used by the domestic intelligence agency, citing a 2024 Thuringian court ruling that mandated such disc...

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Scotland to Livestream First Criminal Appeal

Scotland's courts will livestream their first criminal appeal this week via "Criminal Appeal Court Live", a new service designed to enhance transparency and address past trial delays due to capacity issues; the service will initially focus on appeals against convictions and sentences.

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Trump Administration Releases Ghislaine Maxwell Interview Transcripts to Control Epstein Narrative

The Trump administration released Ghislaine Maxwell's interview transcripts and audio recordings on Friday, aiming to control the narrative surrounding the Jeffrey Epstein case amidst internal debate and concerns about redactions, shifting media focus from other controversies.

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Maxwell Interview Release Fails to Quell Outrage Over Epstein Case

The Justice Department released transcripts of Ghislaine Maxwell's interview, where she denied any wrongdoing, implicating no one, including President Trump, and claimed Epstein had no client list; however, inconsistencies in her statements and apparent attempts to gain favor with the Trump administ...

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Maxwell Interview Transcripts Released Amidst Congressional Pressure

Following pressure from Congress, the Justice Department released redacted transcripts of Ghislaine Maxwell's interview with Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche, in which Maxwell denied witnessing inappropriate conduct by numerous prominent figures including Presidents Trump and Clinton, despite he...

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Germany to Increase NGO Funding Amidst Debate on Political Neutrality

The German government will increase funding for non-governmental organizations (NGOs) by €10 million this year to €181 million, and to €191 million in 2026, following an evaluation and amidst concerns about their political neutrality and influence.

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Greece's Lack of Archivists Hinders Transparency and Accountability

The absence of archivists in many Greek public bodies leads to chaotic information management, hindering transparency, accountability, and effective governance, unlike Canada's GCDOCS and the EU's e-Domec which show the benefits of professional archive management.

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Trump Administration Releases Maxwell Interview in Epstein Case

The Trump administration released audio and transcripts from Ghislaine Maxwell's interview to control the narrative surrounding the Jeffrey Epstein case, a move that coincided with a congressional subpoena for related documents; the release aimed to shift media focus away from other controversies bu...

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Senegal: Landmark Whistleblower Protection Law

Senegal's parliament recently examined a bill providing legal protection for whistleblowers, a first for Francophone Sub-Saharan Africa, aiming to combat corruption and promote transparency, following President Bassirou Diomaye Faye's campaign promise.

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House Oversight Committee Receives Epstein Files, Plans Partial Release

The House Oversight Committee received the first batch of Justice Department files related to Jeffrey Epstein, planning to release redacted portions publicly following pressure from Republican constituents and a campaign promise, while Democrats express concerns about limited transparency and potent...

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NSW Government Delays Action on ICAC's Lobbying Reform Recommendations

NSW's Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC) criticizes inadequate lobbying regulations, urging reforms to address corruption risks and increase transparency, while the government's slow response raises concerns.

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