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Four of six priority service projects remain unfinished. The aviation authority wants all six ready by December 23, but the ministry has not yet approved revised contracts.
A commissioner says the circulating form is not authorised and that voters must register in person. The commission has not announced an opening date.
An overnight preliminary tally projects a narrow majority for the incumbent three-party bloc, but special votes and final seat allocations remain outstanding.
Serbia's central bank withdrew Alta Group's currency-exchange authorisation and imposed RSD250 million in combined fines after a compliance inspection. No criminal verdict is implied.
Belgrade judges ordered up to 30 days of pretrial detention for eight serving police officers and one former officer accused of abuse in 2025. The charges remain unproven.
Lawmakers voted 167–1 to authorize an inquiry into allegations of manipulated prosecutions under the former administration. No misconduct has been established by the vote.
The anti-graft office reports 40 more cases than on October 12, involving projects valued at ₱10.78 billion. Filings are not convictions or proven losses.
The Anti-Corruption Bureau says two Mzuzu High Court staff members pleaded not guilty on 28 October, with separate trials scheduled for 12 and 23 November.
Polish prosecutors say six people face illegal-export and criminal-group charges, four also face espionage counts, and a court ordered three-month detention for four suspects.
Beijing says it is in contact with other parties over a possible three-leader meeting during APEC in Shenzhen; the date, format and agenda remain unconfirmed.
Preliminary results put National and Labour close in the party vote, but projected seats, special ballots and coalition negotiations leave the next government open to change.
After an October attack disrupted government digital services, President Maia Sandu announced a prime minister-led review and a three-month progress checkpoint.
State auditors say six of 13 recommendations are complete, four have not been implemented and seven require further evidence by 31 January.
Newly published third-quarter records show 19 new matters and seven completed investigations; the commission cites evidence-access and staffing constraints.
A November 6 inspector-general audit found 956 documents added after inquiries across 11 sampled contract files and identified separate failures to mark sensitive procurement records.
After a RM50 million fine was paid, the palace said the conditional house-arrest pardon must be followed, while prosecutors sought a ruling on its interaction with two prison sentences.
Military authorities will permit registered parties to hold internal meetings and congresses from 24 November, but public rallies and protests remain prohibited.
Luang Namtha's provincial inspection committee reported more than 23.3 billion kip in losses across two cases reviewed over 2021–2025; individual court rulings were not published with the account.
An eight-analyst team and 16 long-term observers are in place for the 5 December presidential election; the EU says its mission will assess the process but cannot certify results.
The former parliamentarian submitted a self-nomination on 6 November, becoming the fifth aspirant to file. The election commission has not yet registered him as a candidate.