Air travellers across Europe are likely to face higher ticket prices in the coming months as airlines struggle to cope with soaring jet fuel costs triggered by ongoing disruption in the Middle East, according to Willie Walsh, head of the International Air Transport Association. Although some European airlines have recently lowered fares in an attempt to encourage bookings amid weaker-than-expected demand, Walsh warned that carriers would not be able to absorb rising operati

The Council of the District of Columbia has begun reviewing new legislation that would legalise online casino gaming in Washington, D.C., while also prohibiting sweepstakes casinos. Lawmakers recently held a public hearing on the proposal, hearing testimony from both gaming industry representatives and anti-gambling advocates as debate continues over the future of iGaming in the district. Councilmember Wendell Felder originally introduced the “Internet Gaming and Consumer

A Federal High Court in Abuja has sentenced former Nigerian Minister of Power Saleh Mamman to 75 years imprisonment after convicting him on multiple counts of corruption, fraud and money laundering involving billions of naira. The judgement was delivered by James Omotosho, who ruled that the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) had successfully established its case against the former minister beyond reasonable doubt. Mamman was found guilty on 12 counts relatin

The establishment of the Nobitex cryptocurrency exchange by members connected to one of Iran’s most powerful political and economic families has intensified international concern over the relationship between digital asset infrastructure and sanctioned state actors. The situation has drawn attention to the increasingly sophisticated methods through which domestic financial entities in heavily sanctioned jurisdictions may leverage decentralized technologies to bypass internati