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    Trump denies talking 'something inappropriate' with a foreign leader

    20 Sep 2019

    A complaint filed by a US intelligence official stems from Trump's communications with a foreign leader and a "promise" allegedly made by the president.

    Australian watchdog calls for controls on Facebook, Google

    26 Jul 2019

    Australian Treasurer Josh Frydenberg welcomed the report from the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission, although it was unclear which of the recommendations the government may implement.

    Hatred of journalists turning to violence, watchdog warns

    18 Apr 2019

    Hatred of journalists whipped up by populist and authoritarian leaders is degenerating into violence across the world, media watchdog Reporters Without Borders (RSF) warned on Thursday.

    UN nuclear watchdog to start search for new chief

    24 Jul 2019

    The post of head of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) is particularly important as international tensions run high over Iran's nuclear activities.

    US troop pullout was key factor in Afghan collapse: Watchdog

    18 May 2022

    The announcement fueled the Taliban's campaign to retake the country, aided by the Afghans' widespread distrust of their government and entrenched corruption that led to low pay, lack of food and poor living conditions among the Afghan troops.

    Pakistan completes global financial watchdog’s item list, moves closer to removal from 'grey list'

    18 Jun 2022

    "Pakistan’s continued political commitment to combating both terrorist financing and money laundering has led to significant progress," FATF said in a statement.

    Murders of land activists spike under Philippines’ Duterte: Watchdog

    24 Sep 2019

    Murders of environmental activists and land defenders in the Philippines have risen sharply under President Rodrigo Duterte, an international rights watchdog said on Tuesday,

    Australia PM vows to seek anti-corruption watchdog

    16 Apr 2022

    In the campaign's first week, Morrison has been accused of abandoning his promise to establish an anti-corruption agency, and failing to commit to set one up if he wins another term in parliament.

    EU calls for ban on Israeli-based NSO Group’s spyware tool Pegasus

    15 Feb 2022

    Israel has come under global pressure over allegations that Pegasus has been abused by some foreign client governments to spy on human rights activists, journalists and politicians.

    Greenpeace protest over nuclear fuel shipment from France to Japan

    08 Sep 2021

    A shipment of nuclear fuel containing highly radioactive plutonium headed to the French port of Cherbourg overnight on Tuesday en route to Japan, according to environmental watchdog Greenpeace, which protested the transport.

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