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IMF staff agree fourth Pakistan EFF review, unlocking about $1.2bn after Board vote
The terms anchor the FY27 budget on a 2% primary surplus, end a fuel support scheme and list SOE and anti-corruption reforms without dated benchmarks.
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Türkiye's competition authority agrees cooperation declaration with African agencies
Authorities from 24 African countries, plus COMESA, EAC and ECOWAS bodies, agreed in İstanbul to share case experience; Türkiye also signed a protocol with the Gambia.
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IMF staff agree Niger's final ECF review and a new SDR 150m arrangement
The new 38-month facility equals 114% of quota; the release lists governance commitments without benchmarks and expects a Board meeting in early December.
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Ukraine to cut more than 4,000 vacant central government posts in first phase
The Cabinet plans a functional review before setting final headcount, with deputy minister posts down about 20%, as austerity limits non-priority spending.
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Anti-corruption court holds PGO official accused of protecting fraud call centres
Bail is set at UAH 120m until 2 November; days later NABU and SAPO said the Prosecutor General's statements continued an attack on their independence.
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Azerbaijan to set up competition research centre under 2027-2029 action plan
Azerbaijan's antimonopoly agency outlined the plan at the third National Competition Forum. The text schedules the centre for 2028-2029, alongside a competition map.
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IMF staff agree Sri Lanka's seventh EFF review, ask to keep anti-corruption laws intact
Board approval of the SDR 254m tranche waits on a 2027 budget in line with the programme and a financing assurances review covering debt restructuring.
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NABU suspects ex-head of Supreme Court's commercial chamber of laundering UAH 26m
Property bought in 2021 and 2022 was registered to a former subordinate's mother, investigators allege. NABU names no one and notes the presumption of innocence.
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What NABU and SAPO's first-half 2026 figures count, and what they say blocks them
The agencies report 107 suspects, 106 defendants sent to trial and 55 guilty verdicts in six months, and press for an independent forensic body and wider SAPO powers.
