Reps Reject Gambaryan’s Bribery Allegation, Calling It an Attempt to Undermine Nigerian Institutions and Officials

The House of Representatives has dismissed bribery allegations made by Tigran Gambaryan, Binance’s head of financial crime compliance, calling them an attempt to discredit Nigerian institutions and public officials.   Gambaryan, who was detained in Nigeria from February to October 2024, claimed in a post on X that certain Nigerian lawmakers solicited substantial bribes in…

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Lebanese Security Forces Detain 25 in Connection with Attack on UN Peacekeeping Mission

The Lebanese security agents have arrested more than 25 people in connection with Friday’s attack on United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon (UNIFIL) convoy in the country . At least two peacekeepers, including the mission’s outgoing deputy commander were injured in the attack. The Lebanese Interior Minister, Ahmad al-Hajjar, confirmed the arrests to journalists on…

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Imprisoned Filmmaker Harvey Weinstein Sues Brother, Claims He Was Misled into Backing $45 Million Loan

Harvey Weinstein has filed a lawsuit against his brother, Bob Weinstein, and Hollywood executive David Glasser, accusing them of orchestrating a financial conspiracy that left him personally liable for a $45 million loan.   The disgraced former film mogul, currently serving a prison sentence for sex crimes, claims in the lawsuit filed Thursday that Bob…

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