South Korean Police Seek Arrest Of K-Pop Mogul Bang Si-Hyuk Amid Investor Fraud Investigation

Authorities in South Korea announced yesterday that they are pursuing an arrest warrant for Bang Si-Hyuk, the chairman of the agency behind global K-pop sensation BTS, as part of an expanding investigation into allegations of a fraudulent scheme that reportedly netted him over $100 million from investors.

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UAE Takes Sudan Army Brass To Court Over Illicit Ammunition Plot

A dramatic legal escalation between the United Arab Emirates and Sudan unfolded Thursday as Abu Dhabi referred Sudan’s army chief of staff and 12 other individuals — along with six companies — to its State Security Court, alleging a coordinated scheme to smuggle military ammunition through UAE territory to the Sudanese Armed Forces.

U.S. Slaps Sanctions On Ex-Congo President Kabila Over Rebel Support

Kenya’s Sawe Shatters Two-Hour Marathon Barrier In Historic London Run

Three Teenagers Sentenced In U. K. For Manslaughter After Beach Attack

Kenya’s Sawe Shatters Two-Hour Marathon Barrier In Historic London Run

Kenya welcomed home a legend on Wednesday night when Sebastian Sawe’s plane touched down at Nairobi’s international airport to a traditional water-cannon salute — the kind of reception reserved for those who have done something truly extraordinary. Sawe had. The 31-year-old had just become the first person in history to complete an official marathon in under two hours.

Canadian Minister Confirms Denial Of Entry For Iranian Soccer Officials Ahead Of FIFA Congress

Iran Officials Turned Away In Canada, Casting Shadow Over World Cup Participation

Allyson Felix Eyes Comeback For LA28 Olympic Bid