Malaysia’s Network School probe raises questions over openness to tech talent – South China Morning Post

Malaysia’s Network School Probe Sparks Debate Over Openness to Tech Talent

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Malaysia’s Network School probe has ignited worries about the nation’s appeal to global tech talent, as authorities delve into alleged irregularities that could shake its standing in the fiercely competitive tech education arena

Mongolia’s Long Struggle to Ensure Accountability in Governance – The Diplomat – Asia-Pacific

Mongolia’s Ongoing Battle for Transparent and Accountable Governance

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Mongolia remains steadfast in its ongoing battle to achieve true accountability in governance, despite facing persistent challenges like corruption and political instability. The country is pushing forward with vital reforms designed to boost transparency and rebuild public trust

What Afghanistan’s rotten apples tell us about its non-profit sector – Al Jazeera

What Afghanistan’s Rotten Apples Reveal About the Challenges Facing Its Non-Profit Sector

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Al Jazeera dives deep into corruption within Afghanistan’s non-profit sector, uncovering how a handful of bad actors sabotage aid efforts, shatter public trust, and create major hurdles for humanitarian work amid ongoing crises

4th annual OLAF Expenditure Conference takes place in Cyprus – European Anti-Fraud Office

4th Annual OLAF Expenditure Conference Kicks Off in Cyprus

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The 4th annual OLAF Expenditure Conference took place in vibrant Cyprus, uniting top experts to explore innovative strategies for fighting fraud in EU funds. Hosted by the European Anti-Fraud Office, the event highlighted a strong commitment to transparency and accountability

Bhutan: Despite Progressive Rhetoric, Rights Violations Continue – Human Rights Watch

Bhutan’s Rights Challenges Persist Despite Promises of Progress

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Human Rights Watch reveals that despite Bhutan’s inspiring promises on human rights, serious issues remain-such as limits on free speech and the rights of minorities-underscoring the continuing struggles within this Himalayan kingdom

Transition Minerals Tracker 2025: Asia and the Pacific – Business & Human Rights Resource Centre

Tracking Transition Minerals 2025: Unlocking Asia and the Pacific’s Future

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The Transition Minerals Tracker 2025 report by Business & Human Rights Resource Centre reveals Asia-Pacific’s vital role in driving the clean energy revolution, while shining a light on the complex supply chain risks and human rights challenges tied to mineral extraction