Takeshi Ebisawa, a Yakuza leader, pleaded guilty to trafficking weapons-grade nuclear material from Myanmar, intending to sell it to fund an arms deal for a Burmese insurgent group. This illicit operation also involved the trafficking of significant quantities of heroin and methamphetamine to the United States in exchange for surface-to-air missiles. Ebisawa’s activities, spanning from 2020, involved a sting operation resulting in the seizure of weapons-grade plutonium and uranium. He faces up to 20 years in prison for his crimes.
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The recent crackdown on “ghost colleges” in Australia has left many fake students, predominantly from India, in a precarious situation, prompting complaints to Indian newspapers. These complaints highlight a complex issue involving not only the students themselves but also the broader systemic issues that enabled this situation to flourish for so long.
The sheer scale of the problem is staggering. The closure of hundreds of unregistered or non-existent colleges underscores a significant failure in Australia’s regulatory oversight. For years, the system appears to have been exploited, with little to no effective action taken to stop the proliferation of these fraudulent institutions.… Continue reading