Several leading Nepalese business groups are now facing staggering claims totaling Rs27.8 billion, as sweeping investigations into financial misconduct shake the nation and spotlight urgent corporate governance issues

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Several leading Nepalese business groups are now facing staggering claims totaling Rs27.8 billion, as sweeping investigations into financial misconduct shake the nation and spotlight urgent corporate governance issues

Scam operations are on the move, crossing borders in response to recent crackdowns by authorities. Experts caution that these shifts make it even harder for law enforcement to keep up, underscoring the urgent need for stronger international collaboration

Cambodia has given the green light to new casinos, even as Amnesty International raises alarms about connections to human rights abuses at scamming compounds. Critics caution that this move could ignite a surge in exploitation and criminal activity

Thailand authorities have just seized an extra B8.27 billion tied to a sprawling regional scam network, ramping up their crackdown on financial crime. This bold move strikes at cyber fraud syndicates running their schemes across borders

An abandoned compound once housing a notorious scam network reveals the stark brutality and banality behind online fraud operations, Reuters reports. Forgotten evidence exposes the human cost of widespread deception.

Crime syndicates could be setting up scam hubs in East Timor, warns a UN agency. This alarming development highlights a surge in cybercrime threats across the region, sparking urgent calls for tougher law enforcement actions

Additional arrests were made in Cambodia linked to a major romance scam money laundering ring. Authorities continue to crack down on the international operation exploiting victims worldwide, highlighting growing cross-border crime concerns.