Russia has released a video of an alleged Ukrainian laboratory found in Donbass Read Full Article at RT.com

NATO has promised to deliver “dozens” of air defense missile systems to Ukraine Read Full Article at RT.com

The British economy is in the worst shape since WWII thanks to Tory “chaos,” the new Labour chancellor has said Read Full Article at RT.com

The byelections for 13 Assembly constituencies in seven states began at 7 am on Wednesday. The results of these bypolls will be announced on July 13, when the votes are counted. The political futures of both seasoned politicians and fresh faces, such as Kamlesh Thakur, the spouse of Himachal Pradesh chief minister Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu, will be determined by the outcome of these elections.

The US believed India can urge Putin to end the Ukraine war. Officials noted India's Russia ties, discussing energy issues, UN Charter principles. Modi's Russia visit included meeting Putin. Zelenskyy engaged Modi, with Orban emphasizing humanitarian cooperation. Press briefings and a reporter's criticism of Modi's meeting with a 'bloody criminal' impacted peace efforts and US-India strategic dialogue.

Chairman of the Integrity Commission (IC) Retired Justice Seymour Panton says the director of the IC who was shot and robbed in a New Kingston car park in September 2023 is yet to receive an update from the police on its investigation. The IC...

A more than one month murder-free streak in St James was broken Tuesday afternoon when three men were killed on King Street in downtown Montego Bay. “Mi stand up over three dead bodies on the ground right now,” a trusted...

The Integrity Commission, Jamaica's main anti-corruption agency, said its «processes» involving income and assets declarations by Prime Minister Andrew Holness «are nearing completion». The commission's chairman...

The investigation that began with accusations against the show's professional dancer Giovanni Pernice has widened after more complaints surrounding the hit show.

President Joe Biden avoided a near disastrous slip-up during his welcome speech to NATO leaders as the eyes of the world watched him to judge his fitness to serve four more years in the White House.

Brad Pitt has 'virtually no contact' with his older children according to a new report. It comes a month after the 60-year-old actor's daughter Shiloh, 18, filed to drop his last name.

The newly elected Prime Minister said he has a 'very clear' message to Vladimir Putin and believes the summit is an opportunity for allies to stand together against Russian aggression.

Health Secretary Wes Streeting used his first speech in his new role to outline plans to get people off benefits and NHS waiting lists and back to work.

SINGAPORE - Working adults looking to upgrade their skills will find it easier to identify shorter courses offered by higher learning institutions that are relevant to their needs. Education Minister Chan Chun Sing said on July 9 that institutions will provide more information on these bite-sized courses, known as micro-credentials, which allow people to learn specific skills over a shorter period of time. This is “so that learners can make more informed decisions on what formal qualifications they can stack towards”, he said, speaking on efforts to make learning more accessible for adult learners. Such courses, which have gained momentum as individuals seek more flexible and job-focused qualifications, can be accumulated and stacked towards full degrees. The number of such courses being taken up by learners has increased from 34,000 in 2019 to 42,000 in 2022, said Mr Chan, who was speaking at the SkillsFuture Forum 2024 held at the Lifelong Learning Institute in Paya Lebar. The event kicked off the annual SkillsFuture Festival, which is being held from July 9 to Aug 21.

With the durian season in full swing, it is not uncommon to hear vendors shouting «offer offer» when you visit your local stall - but it seems not everyone is too happy about it. One man in Jurong East was seemingly so upset by durian sellers yelling those words that he confronted them. The incident was captured in two videos uploaded to Facebook group Complaint Singapore by user Steven Tan on Monday (July 8). «Don't anyhow say offer,» said the post. In the clips, each a minute long, a man can be seen sauntering over to a durian stall, shouting «offer». Going up to the people manning the stall, he angrily demands to know who had shouted «offer».  The sellers calmly replied that none of them did. The man continues to scream at them in Hokkien, before another man smoking a cigarette whispers something in his ear with a smile. The man, still agitated, pushes the other man aside, telling him to «scram» in Mandarin. He then confronts one of the sellers, jabbing his finger in his face as he complains about them shouting «offer».

JEDDAH: Visitors have the chance to immerse in the ethereal artworks of Claude Monet as the “Imagine Monet” exhibition, created by renowned artists Annabelle Mauger and Julien Baron, debuts in Jeddah. Part of the 2024 Jeddah Season 2024 until July 28, the exhibition is powered by large scale displays of the paintings of one of the foremost figures of the impressionist school of art.

RIYADH: Saudi Arabia’s Foreign Minister Prince Faisal bin Farhan received a phone call from his new British counterpart David Lammy on Tuesday. During the phone call, Prince Faisal congratulated Lammy on his new role after the Labour Party’s landslide election win last week. The two ministers discussed strengthening Saudi-British relations and joint cooperation between the two countries. They also discussed developments in the Gaza Strip, the situation in Lebanon, and the importance of reducing the intensity of escalation in the region.

RIYADH: Outstanding Saudi law graduates will be receive intensive practical training from a team of specialist advisers as part of a second Future Adviser Program announced on Tuesday by the Center of Legal Studies and Research. The 12-month program aims to qualify young legal talents, and develop their skills in legal and regulatory consultation, as well as legislative drafting.

RIYADH: Abdullah Al-Rabeeah, the general supervisor of the Saudi aid agency KSrelief, met Michael Ratney, the US ambassador to the Kingdom, on Tuesday at the agency’s headquarters in Riyadh. The parties discussed issues related to humanitarian and relief developments in the Gaza Strip, the Saudi Press Agency reported. Meanwhile, Saudi Arabia’s Deputy Minister for International Multilateral Affairs Abdulrahman Al-Rassi received Ukraine’s Ambassador to the Kingdom Anatolii Petrenko on the same day, the parties focusing on bilateral relations.    

RIYADH: Saudi Foreign Minister Prince Faisal bin Farhan called on Tuesday for an immediate ceasefire in Gaza and “a renewed commitment to dialogue and negotiation guided by the principles of justice, equality, and mutual respect.” Addressing the Gulf Research Meeting 2024 virtually, Prince Faisal said: “The ongoing violence and bloodshed in Gaza serves as a stark reminder of the human cost of conflict and the urgent need for a durable solution that upholds the rights and dignity of all parties involved.”

Live updates from the 2024 campaign trail with the latest news on presidential candidates, polls, primaries and more.

Fisheries and Oceans Canada says whale rescue teams are preparing to make another attempt to disentangle a young right whale in the St. Lawrence Estuary.

Police in Red Lake, Ont., are investigating after one person died when their vehicle collided with a moose Tuesday morning.

Calgary police say four men have been charged in an 11-month investigation into a kidnapping last summer.

A new report says the average asking rent for a home in Canada reached $2,185 in June, up seven per cent compared with a year ago despite representing the slowest annual rate of growth in 13 months.

British Columbia's premier says the province worked with the federal government to change its bail rules, so he is not sure why a man with a long and violent criminal history was released from jail weeks before the stabbing death of a woman in her Surrey, B.C., home.

Jens Stoltenberg said that aliiance needs to fix these problems promptly