The Reform leader used an appearance in Davos to say that Trump was 'unfair' on the UK and other nations like Denmark whose soldiers gave their lives in the two-decade conflict.

When people think of child sexual abuse, they almost always imagine predatory adults. Yet according to the National Police Chief Council, in 52 per cent of reported cases of child sexual abuse and exploitation in 2022, the alleged offenders were other children.

Lucy and Rhys Thomas snapped up the five-bed property in Peterstone Wentlooge, Wales, at auction. But the pair were left 'shocked' when they dug up the flooring.

Malawi’s donor community has offered guarded approval of the government’s economic reform agenda, even as the country slides deeper into fiscal distress marked by soaring inflation, chronic foreign exchange shortages and shrinking budget space. The cautious endorsement came in Lilongwe during high-level pre-budget consultations convened by Minister of Finance, Economic Planning and Decentralisation Joseph Mwanamvekha, […] The post Donors cautiously back Malawi’s reform push as fiscal pressures deepen appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

The yuan rate rose 2 kopecks to 10.85 rubles

Andrey Kelin explained that this strategy enjoys support not only from Britain, France, and Germany but also from the Nordic and Baltic nations

The agency stated that that maintaining the measure was in the wider economic interest of the UK

Rock climber Alex Honnold's attempt to climb Taiwan's tallest skyscraper with no safety gear is likely to be a nail-biter, drawing millions of viewers around the world on Friday. While some rock climbing enthusiasts in London, Ont., say they'll tune in, they will be watching with a sense of both curiosity and anxiety.

The vacant building that caught fire earlier this week in Montreal, forcing the closure of the Jacques-Cartier Bridge, was handed two infraction notices in recent years.

The upcoming closures of Porter Airlines’ crew bases in Thunder Bay, Ont., and Halifax, N.S., will affect 60 pilots, according to the Air Line Pilots Association (ALPA). Here's what we know about what this means for employees at the airline.

A corporation majority-owned by Kashechewan First Nation has set up a mobile clinic in Kapuskasing, Ont., to provide medical care for evacuees in that city.

As the federal government seeks to downsize the public service, civil servants are weighing buyouts, early retirement packages and a process allowing them to trade jobs with someone exiting a position.

The Prime Minister said the American leader should apologise for astonishing remarks belittling Nato's role in the conflict.

Lance Sergeant Antony Pugh, 36, and Sergeant Connor Forgan, 32, boasted to each other about their sexual relations with the 17-year-old trainee, a Bulford court martial heard.

The Home Office said 27 'illegal migrants' were taken into Crowborough Army Camp in the East Sussex town - with the first arriving under police escort at 3.30am yesterday.

Dementia remains the UK's biggest killer, as statistics show 2,500 more people died  of the memory-robbing condition in England than expected last year.

Ibrahim Sollaku, of Southampton, pleaded guilty to conspiracy to assist unlawful immigration into the UK and possession with intent to supply class A drugs in December 2025.

According to Andrey Kelin, the British government previously announced that there was a document that allowed for such actions

Gold futures with settlement in February accelerated to $4,989.9 per troy ounce

The vessel is expected to reach the port on Saturday morning

A rolling blackout schedule has been in place in Kiev for several days in a row

The title was conferred to her by rector of Moscow State University Viktor Sadovnichy

This policy will take effect beginning with the upcoming World Junior Championships, scheduled from May 2 to 8 in Ismailia, Egypt

No information about the venue of the talks has been disclosed

Silver prices began rising rapidly in 2025

No threat was identified at Paya Lebar Air Base at the end of security sweeps after a bomb threat, said the Republic of Singapore Air Force (RSAF) on Jan 23. In a Facebook post at 11.35pm, RSAF said that it was made aware of online posts alleging a bomb threat at its air base. “Precautionary measures were taken and bomb sweeps were conducted at the air base. No threat was identified,” a Ministry of Defence spokesperson told AsiaOne at around the same time. The spokesperson added that investigations are ongoing. In a post made on a social media platform seen by AsiaOne, the user alleged that bombs were planted at various parts of the air base, including the security trooper squadron. Making a bomb hoax is a crime punishable by up to seven years' jail, a fine of up to $50,000 or both.AsiaOne has contacted the police for more information. [[nid:727082]]editor@asiaone.com

As Europeans worked furiously to divert a crisis over the president’s threatened takeover of Greenland, his allies took over this Swiss alpine village.

The FBI offered a $15 million reward for information leading to Ryan Wedding’s arrest and accused him of ordering the slaying of a witness set to testify against him.

Families of Hyderabad youths are pleading with the government for help, claiming their sons were lured to Thailand with fake job offers and are now held captive and tortured near the Myanmar border. These individuals were reportedly forced into long working hours, denied basic necessities, and beaten for attempting to leave.

DA leader John Steenhuisen has said killings in South Africa are not limited to white victims and also affect other racial and ethnic groups Read Full Article at RT.com

The US has completed its withdrawal from the World Health Organization, leaving behind roughly $260 million in unpaid dues, media report Read Full Article at RT.com

The International Weightlifting Federation will allow Russian junior athletes to compete under their flag, sports minister has said Read Full Article at RT.com

A 17-year-old male teenager will be charged in court on Saturday (Jan 24) for allegedly causing a  police officer to suffer facial injuries which required about 20 stitches.The police officer was responding to a case of noise disturbance caused by a group of youths at about 10.30pm on Thursday (Jan 22) at Block 305A Punggol Road.Police said in a statement on Friday (Jan 23) that the group began to disperse in various directions upon the officers' arrival. The teenager, who was seated on his personal mobility device (PMD) was stopped by the injured officer, who had held on to the PMD's handlebar and the teenager's arm.Despite this, the teen allegedly sped off, causing the officer to be dragged for some distance before falling off. He later crashed into a nearby pillar and was arrested.The officer sustained cuts on his forehead, left eyebrow and left cheek, and received about 20 stitches for his facial injuries. He was also given 13 days of medical leave.

A Malaysian man has been sentenced to 14 weeks' jail for attempting to smuggle e-vaporisers into Singapore concealed in groceries.Muhammad Amirul Iqbal Mohd Nazri, 21, pleaded guilty to one charge of importing an imitation tobacco product on Thursday (Jan 22).Amirul was caught by Immigrations and Checkpoints Authority officers at Woodlands Checkpoint when they uncovered 1,000 e-vaporisers in his rental car on Nov 15, 2025.He was working for a man named MK, who instructed him to import the vapes into Singapore in exchange for a cash reward of RM1,000 (S$320), reported The Straits Times.MK sent a worker who provided Amirul with instructions on how to smuggle the vapes into Singapore.Amirul was told to rent a car and fill it with groceries to conceal the vapes loaded into the car by MK's accomplice before entering Singapore.Amirul was caught that night, according to court documents.Under the enhanced penalties introduced on Sept 1 last year, those convicted of importing into Singapore will face a jail term of up to six months, a maximum fine of $10,000 or both for their first offence.