Portugal's caretaker government said on Wednesday it had decided to seek financing from the European Union in an abrupt turnaround after resisting a bailout for months despite sharply deteriorating financial conditions.
The nation of 10.5 million became the third member of the euro zone to seek a rescue after Greece and Ireland after months of fending off market pressure to request assistance, as borrowing costs soared amid deepening political instability.
Reward whistleblowers in civil service, says deputy speaker
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(FMT) – Dewan Rakyat deputy speaker Ramli Nor has proposed that the
government reward civil servants who expose corruption within their ranks.
He suggest...
1 day ago
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