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‘Your time is up’: Thousands protest against Netanyahu over economy, corruption allegations

  • Demonstrators waved Israeli flags and called on Netanyahu to resign over what they say is his failure to protect jobs and businesses affected by the pandemic
  • The protest movement has intensified in recent weeks, with critics accusing Netanyahu of being distracted by a corruption case against him, in which he denies wrongdoing
By Reuters ·

Saudi anti-graft agency probes 105 corruption cases in different sectors

By SPA ·

Kabul under fire for alleged misuse of pandemic aid

By Sayed Salahuddin ·

Iran opens trial of former judiciary deputy head

By AFP ·

Lebanon removes banking secrecy rules to fight corruption

By AP ·

Iranian regime accused of corruption over COVID-19 test kits

By Arab News ·

London court appoints joint administrators for UAE’s NMC Health

By Reuters ·

Algerian president’s son acquitted in high-profile corruption case

By AFP ·

Egypt’s parliament says abolishing imprisonment of businessmen will attract investment

By Yasmine Issa ·

Pakistan stays on FATF terrorism financing ‘gray list’

By Khurshid Ahmed ·

Record $4 billion Airbus fine draws line under ‘pervasive’ bribery

By REUTERS: ·

Netanyahu seeks immunity, buying time until after vote

By AP ·

Vietnam court sentences ex-minister to life in MobiFone corruption scandal

By Reuters ·

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Kerry Boyd Anderson
Fighting corruption essential to sustainable development
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