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POLITICS

Shumeet Banerji Resigns from BBC Board Amid Governance Concerns

Saturday, Nov 22

Shumeet Banerji has resigned from the BBC board, citing concerns over governance amid recent controversies.

POLITICS

Tesla Chair Warns of Potential Musk Exit Over $1 Trillion Pay Plan

Monday, Oct 27

Tesla's chair warns shareholders of Elon Musk's potential departure if a $1 trillion pay package is not approved.

ECONOMY

Syria conducts first parliamentary elections post-Assad regime amid concerns over representation

Tuesday, Oct 07

Syria holds its first parliamentary elections since the fall of Assad, facing concerns over representation and inclusivity in the new governance structure.

WORLD NEWS

Tony Blair’s Proposed Role in Gaza Sparks Controversy Amid Trump’s Peace Plan

Thursday, Oct 02

Tony Blair's involvement in Trump's Gaza governance plan raises eyebrows, intertwining complicated legacies with urgent regional conflict.

ECONOMY

Nestlé Chairman Paul Bulcke to Step Down Amid Leadership Shake-up

Wednesday, Sep 17

Nestlé's Chairman Paul Bulcke resigns early following CEO dismissal, reflecting investor criticism and impacting stock performance.

TECHNOLOGY

Albania Appoints Diella as the World’s First AI Minister for Public Procurement

Sunday, Sep 14

Albania introduces the world’s first AI-powered minister, Diella, aimed at ensuring corruption-free public procurement.

ECONOMY

Tesla Proposes Unprecedented $1 Trillion Pay Package for Elon Musk

Sunday, Sep 07

Tesla's board proposes a $1 trillion pay package for Elon Musk, tying his compensation to ambitious future goals over the next decade.

WORLD NEWS

Nestlé ousts CEO Laurent Freixe over undisclosed relationship, appoints Philipp Navratil as successor

Wednesday, Sep 03

Nestlé has dismissed CEO Laurent Freixe after an investigation into a romantic relationship, appointing Philipp Navratil to navigate challenges ahead.

POLITICS

Indonesia's Military Expands Role in Pharmaceuticals Amid Concerns of Authoritarianism

Wednesday, Jul 23

Indonesia's military will start manufacturing medicines for civilian use, raising concerns about increased military powers and potential authoritarianism.