Society6 years ago
Brits lost millions to scams funding terrorism
Britons lost around half a billion pound to scams funding terrorism and drugs trafficking.
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Saudi Arabia6 years ago
Saudi executes 7 death row inmates in single day
Saudi Arabia has executed seven more people, who were convicted of murder and drug trafficking, in one single day.
Reports6 years ago
Iran marks Intl. Day against drug trafficking
Drug control officials from Iran and several other countries have come together in Tehran to discuss ways to tackle the drug issue.
Mexico6 years ago
Mexico set for general elections boycotted by natives
Millions of Mexicans are set to cast their ballots in general elections across the country on Sunday, amid a boycott by thousands of indigenous people angry at discrimination.
Mexico7 years ago
Mexico police confirm murder of 3 missing students
Mexican police say three film students who went missing five weeks ago were kidnapped, tortured, murdered, and dissolved in acid by members of a drug cartel.
Colombia7 years ago
Ecuador says 2 more kidnapped near Colombia border
An Ecuadorian couple is kidnapped just days after two journalists and their driver were kidnapped and killed on the Colombian border.
More7 years ago
Bangladesh wants to execute methamphetamine traffickers
Bangladesh wants to punish methamphetamine traffickers with the death penalty, as authorities confront the growing popularity of the dangerous and addictive drug.
Mexico7 years ago
Mexico warns of drug cartel meddling in elections
Mexican Interior Minister Alfonso Navarrete says there are "warning signs" that drug cartels are trying to influence the country's upcoming elections.
Society7 years ago
US officials studying death penalty for drug dealers
The administration of US President Donald Trump is examining new policy that could allow the death penalty for drug dealers.
More7 years ago
Manila ‘to only allow UN drug war probe by credible envoy’
A senior Philippine official says Manila will only permit a probe into alleged rights abuses in its drug war if it is led by a “credible” United Nations (UN) official.
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