The Czech High Court overturns acquittal of ex-PM Andrej Babiš in a $2 million EU subsidy fraud case, exposing judicial leniency and political entanglement ahead of crucial elections.
By Patriot News Investigative Desk | June 23, 2025
As border tensions escalate, Thailand intensifies efforts to combat cybercrime originating from Cambodia, targeting casino tourism and tightening border controls—revealing deeper geopolitical struggles with regional security implications.
By National Security Desk | June 23, 2025
Russian prosecutors demand 14.5 years for ex-deputy defense minister accused of multi-million-dollar bribery, exposing deep-rooted corruption amid Putin’s regime.
By Patriot News Investigative Desk | June 23, 2025
Oman’s decision to impose a personal income tax on its highest earners by 2028 signals economic distress and government overreach, challenging the Gulf’s longstanding tax-free model that underpins prosperity and attracts talent.
By Economics Desk | June 23, 2025
The Vera C. Rubin Observatory, with the largest digital camera ever built, has unveiled stunning first images—marking a pivotal moment for American-led space exploration and scientific transparency.
By Economics Desk | June 23, 2025
The European Union’s claims that Israel breaches human rights under their agreement over Gaza ignore Hamas’ brutal provocations and threaten to fracture Western alliances at a time of critical security challenges.
By National Security Desk | June 23, 2025
London’s covert wartime tunnels transition from forgotten military secret to public attraction, raising critical questions about preserving national security history without sanitizing government secrecy.
By Economics Desk | June 23, 2025
A shooting at a Michigan church highlights dangerous lapses in mental health monitoring and security readiness, with heroic staff preventing catastrophe.
By National Correspondent | June 23, 2025
Despite bans in multiple states, abortion numbers climb in 2024 driven by telehealth pill prescriptions—raising urgent questions about legal enforcement and state sovereignty.
By National Correspondent | June 23, 2025
NATO’s latest defense spending pledge demands a hefty 5% of GDP from members—yet Spain and potentially others dodge the core commitments while the U.S. shoulders a disproportionate share.
By Economics Desk | June 23, 2025
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