Sources: The leader of Iran, who replaced Ayatollah Khamenei, may also be dead
Former President Donald Trump claims that recent attacks have resulted in the deaths of several candidates for Iran's leadership, including high-ranking officials.
Four Iraqi soldiers killed in airstrike
Four Iraqi soldiers from the former paramilitary coalition Hashed al-Shaabi have been killed in an airstrike, according to security officials and a source within Hashed.
Trump dissatisfied with Iranian views
Former President Donald Trump has expressed dissatisfaction with the opinions of Iranian officials.
Ex-INEC officials criticize 'ambiguities' in new Electoral Act
Former INEC officials have expressed concern over confusing provisions in Nigeria's newly amended Electoral Act, warning that these could jeopardize electoral integrity.
Former INEC Officials Warn of Flaws in Electoral Act 2026
Former officials of Nigeria's Independent National Electoral Commission have raised concerns about potential flaws in the recently signed Electoral Act 2026 that could threaten electoral integrity.
Kano anti-graft agency recovers vehicles from Kwankwaso’s son, four others
The Kano State Public Complaints and Anti-Corruption Commission has successfully recovered government-owned vehicles from former officials, including the son of a notable politician.
Cuba: The grandson of Castro met with people of Rubio
American officials close to Secretary of State Marco Rubio met with Raul Guillermo Rodriguez Castro, the grandson of former Cuban leader Raul Castro.
The Corruption Case of the Plant Protection Service: STT Questioned Former Head J. Kornijenko
Former head of the Plant Protection Service, J. Kornijenko, was questioned by STT in connection to a corruption investigation involving multiple officials from the agency.
To be governed, but not controlled. A pair of former officials describe how they help Plaga outline a major reform of higher education
Former Czech officials Tomáš Fliegl and Šimon Stiburek have established a non-profit organization aimed at reforming higher education in collaboration with the Ministry of Education.
Former KSČ Officials Will Continue to Receive Lower Pensions, Confirmed by the Constitutional Court
The Constitutional Court of Czechia has reaffirmed that former officials of the Communist Party of Czechoslovakia (KSČ) will remain subject to reduced pensions in a recent ruling.
MPPE asks police to investigate former aide of Raquel Lyra for post with complaint against Recife secretaries
The Pernambuco Public Prosecutor's Office has requested an investigation into journalist Manoel Medeiros for allegedly making false accusations against public officials.
UK officials to consider the release of confidential documents related to Epstein-linked former Prince Andrew
UK Parliament is considering the release of confidential documents concerning former Prince Andrew and his ties to Jeffrey Epstein.
The leaders of the 'patriotic police' minimize their maneuvers against the Pujol in the trial
High-ranking police officials have downplayed their involvement in illicit operations against former Catalan president Jordi Pujol during a trial.
Former Secret Service officials warn of low-tech threats facing Trump after latest Mar-a-Lago breach
Former Secret Service agents warn that low-tech threats from lone actors are a significant challenge to protecting President Trump, especially in light of recent security incidents at Mar-a-Lago.
Dismissed head of VZP: I had certain indications. From the circle of people around Vojtěch
The former head of VZP shares insights into his dismissal, claiming he had prior indications related to officials connected to Vojtěch.
Prince Andrew allegedly used taxpayer money for massages and trips
Prince Andrew reportedly utilized British taxpayer funds to cover personal expenses like massages and travel during his time as a commercial envoy for the UK, as revealed by former officials.
Officials report: Andrew allegedly billed massages as expenses
Former Prince Andrew is accused of improperly billing for massages as travel expenses while serving as a trade envoy for the UK.
Inquiry into Andrew's Epstein links not ruled out as police searches continue
Police searches at Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor's former residence are ongoing, with officials considering a potential inquiry into his connections with Jeffrey Epstein.
Emmanuel Macron asked Donald Trump to lift sanctions on European officials
French President Emmanuel Macron is personally requesting former President Donald Trump to reconsider sanctions imposed on European officials, arguing they are unjust.
Macron's letter to Trump: Paris calls for the lifting of sanctions against Thierry Breton and judge Nicolas Guiot
French President Emmanuel Macron has requested the lifting of 'unjust' U.S. sanctions against European officials, including former EU Commissioner Thierry Breton and International Criminal Court judge Nicolas Guiot, in a letter to President Trump.
Police suspect that requests for diplomatic passports went through Eli Cohen's advisor
Police suspects that Tal Alvaz, former Foreign Minister Eli Cohen's advisor, coordinated requests for diplomatic passports from local officials associated with Likud.
The Investigation Rights of the High-ranking Officials Crime Investigation Agency (SPO) on Insurrection, Which Were Denied a Year Ago... Reversed Again by Judge Ji-gwi Yeon
The court recognizes the investigation rights of the SPO on insurrection crimes in the case involving former President Yoon Seok-yeol.
Roh Sang-won and others sentenced for roles in 2024 insurrection
A South Korean court has sentenced several former officials, including Roh Sang-won, to prison for their involvement in the 2024 insurrection attempt.
Interior Minister Claims They Were Informed of the Report at Six PM, but Investigates Whether the Circle of the Former Police Chief Covered Up the Rape Case
Spain's Interior Minister stated that he only learned of a police officer's rape accusation late Tuesday, as investigations commence into whether there was a cover-up by senior police officials.
From Pemex to CFE: Former Officials 'Enjoy' Pensions Ranging from 300 Thousand to 1 Million Pesos, Sheinbaum Reveals
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum announced plans to propose a constitutional reform to limit high pensions for former government officials.
Poland issued a European arrest warrant for the former deputy minister granted asylum in Hungary
Poland has issued a European arrest warrant for former Justice Deputy Minister Marcin Romanowski, who was granted asylum in Hungary amid ongoing investigations into alleged abuse of public funds by officials from Poland's ruling party, PiS.
Sheinbaum announces reform initiative to eliminate millionaire pensions in government
Claudia Sheinbaum announced a reform initiative aimed at eliminating excessive pensions for former high-ranking officials in the government.
Mozambique: two former high-ranking officials questioned about post-election violence
Two former high-ranking officials in Mozambique are being questioned regarding their alleged roles in post-election violence that took place between October 2024 and March 2025.
Former military chief: 2023 counteroffensive underfunded by Zelenskyy and officials
Ukraine's former military chief criticized President Zelenskyy for underfunding the 2023 counteroffensive plan.
Due to the diversion of federal resources, FGR goes against three former collaborators of Javier Duarte
The Mexican Attorney General's Office is pursuing legal action against three former officials linked to Javier Duarte for their alleged involvement in the diversion of federal resources.
Is the 'Blue House signboard' a universal key?... Looking at the report card of the local elections
As local elections approach in South Korea, former Blue House officials are preparing to run for office, raising questions about the effectiveness of their political experience.
The 60 Peso Car of Marx Arriaga: This is the 1953 Chevrolet Bel Air He Bought
Marx Arriaga, a former official in Mexico, revealed in his asset declaration that he purchased a classic 1953 Chevrolet Bel Air for just 60 pesos.
The court handling the notebook bribery case will move to Comodoro Py: they seek to expedite the trial and allow it to be in-person
The judiciary is relocating the courtroom for the high-profile bribery case involving former officials and business leaders to expedite proceedings and enable in-person trials.
Neo-judge Zaradkiewicz and former deputy of Ziobro running for the renewed KRS
The latest candidate list for Poland's renewed National Council of the Judiciary features controversial neo-judges and former government officials tied to the ruling party.
The Attorney General will request the reopening of the criminal case against Caputo, Sturzenegger, and Macri for the 2018 agreement with the IMF
The Argentine Attorney General has requested the reopening of a criminal case against former President Mauricio Macri and other officials regarding a 2018 agreement with the IMF.
Former Community Director of Oulu Confesses to All Charges of Misconduct
Matti Matinheikki, the former community director of Oulu, has confessed to all charges of misconduct against him, resulting in a three-month suspended prison sentence.
'I worked with Sarah Ferguson – she had brutal nickname for men in Palace'
Paul Burrell, former butler to Princess Diana, reveals the close bond and shared frustrations between Diana and Sarah Ferguson regarding Palace officials.
FT: Russia is using former Wagner members for sabotage in Europe
According to Western intelligence officials, recruiters and propagandists who previously worked for the Russian private military company Wagner have become key tools for the Kremlin in organizing acts of sabotage throughout Europe.
Russia Uses Ex-Wagner Operatives to Recruit 'Disposable' Saboteurs in Europe – FT
Former Wagner operatives are reportedly aiding Russia in recruiting financially vulnerable individuals in Europe to carry out sabotage and violent acts, according to Western intelligence officials.
Former SOK Director: "Certain that the wax cabin was bugged"
Peter Reinebo, former director of the Swedish Olympic Committee, believes that Russian officials may have tried to eavesdrop on Swedish skiers during the Sochi Olympics.
Ukraine: Former Energy Minister Arrested at the Border - Involvement in $100 Million Scandal
Former Ukrainian Energy Minister German Halushenko has been arrested by anti-corruption officials while attempting to leave the country amidst a major corruption scandal.
Ukraine: Former minister arrested while trying to leave the country
A former Ukrainian energy minister was arrested while attempting to leave the country as part of a wide-ranging corruption investigation involving several Ukrainian officials.
Obama after Trump monkey video: Dignity has been lost
Former U.S. President Barack Obama commented on a controversial video shared by Donald Trump, highlighting a loss of dignity among public officials.
Calls for the Independence of 'Texas Canada' and Support from American Officials
The Canadian province of Alberta is preparing for an independence referendum this year, with advocates seeking support from U.S. officials, including former President Trump.
Ogun top officials and others pay last respects to Lucia Onabanjo
Lucia Onabanjo, former First Lady of Ogun State, was laid to rest at the St. Sebastian Catholic Cathedral in Ijebu-Ode, where her daughter appealed for support to complete the cathedral project dear to her mother.
Former American intelligence officer to Al Jazeera: Israel tried to recruit me
A former American intelligence officer reveals complexities in U.S.-Israel relations, including Israel's attempts to recruit U.S. officials.
Mayor, former mayor and officials become targets of the MP for ghost employee scheme in Santa Helena
The Maranhão Public Ministry is pursuing legal action against several officials in Santa Helena due to a ghost employee scheme that led to significant financial losses for the municipality.
Liberia: Supreme Court rules ex-minister Tweah not immune to prosecution
Liberia's Supreme Court has determined that former finance minister Samuel Tweah and several ex-officials are not immune to prosecution, moving forward with a significant corruption trial.
MPF charges former Rio police officials accused of obstruction in the Marielle case
Brazil's federal prosecutors have charged three former police officials with obstruction of justice in the Marielle Franco murder investigation.
MPF charges former Rio police chiefs accused of obstruction in the Marielle case
The MPF charges former officials in the Rio police for alleged obstruction of justice in the assassination case of councilwoman Marielle Franco.