Les députés ont approuvé à l'unanimité ce mercredi en commission une proposition de loi refondant le régime d'indemnisation des victimes des essais nucléaires français menés en Polynésie entre 1966 et 1996, remplaçant la notion de «causalité» par un «principe d'exposition» aux rayonnements ionisants.

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[FrontPageAfrica] Monrovia -- Criminal Court «A» has ordered the Clar Hope Foundation, owned by former First Lady Clar Marie Weah, to turn over all financial and administrative records relating to the construction of its multi-purpose complex in Marshall, Margibi County, intensifying a growing government probe into alleged corruption and possible misuse of public funds.

[Capital FM] Nairobi -- The High Court has upheld a Sh145,000 judgment arising from an agreement that was never written, signed or stamped, affirming that contracts formed through phone calls and WhatsApp messages can be legally binding if key elements of a contract are proven.

[Nile Post] The Uganda Prisons Service failed to produce opposition veteran Dr Kizza Besigye and his co-accused before the High Court today, a move that comes just twenty-four hours after authorities reportedly disputed claims that the politician was unwell.

The Reform UK leader, speaking in Davos, told the US President he must respect the 'rights and views of the Greenlanders' and 'national self-determination'.

Beryl Barrett died on Christmas Day aged 87 after she clipped the wheel of her walking aid and fell backwards onto the road while crossing near her home in the market town of Warsop, Notts.

Rupert Matthew, the £78,000-a-year police commissioner for Leicestershire and Rutland is said to have sent an 'unsolicited' email asking for help organising the picture.

Prince William will make a royal visit to Saudi Arabia next month at the request of the British Government, Kensington Palace confirmed today.

A court heard how Amanda Wixon, 56, from Tewkesbury, Gloucestershire, abused the victim for 25 years from 1996.

His remarks to the annual World Economic Forum come as European leaders try to de-escalate tensions with the U.S. over Trump’s plan to acquire Greenland.

Trump delivered a speech that rebuked alliances that have defined U.S. foreign policy for generations and derided Europe’s economic policies.

The Post demanded in a court filing Wednesday that federal law enforcement officials return electronic devices the government seized from a staff reporter’s home.

FDI flows to developed economies increased by 43% to $728 billion

Joshua Kershaw, 21, had flown out to Bangkok, Thailand for a week's holiday on January 12 when he stopped replying to his mum Jenny's phone calls

An Ethiopian asylum seeker has been charged with sexually assaulting a member of staff at a hotel housing migrants.

The Great British Bake Off judge Prue Leith has revealed she's leaving the Channel 4 show after nine years of judging alongside Paul Hollywood.

Logan anchored the streaming service's coverage of Arsenal's 3-1 victory over Inter Milan, with Wayne Rooney, Theo Walcott and Clarence Seedorf supporting as pundits.

A court heard how Amanda Wixon, 56, from Tewkesbury, Gloucestershire, abused the victim for 25 years from 1996.

Delhi aims to boost its sewage treatment capacity to 1,500 MGD by 2028 to clean the Yamuna River. The government will complete drone surveys of drains by January and connect all unauthorized colonies to the sewerage network by 2028. Coordination with Haryana and Uttar Pradesh is deemed essential for the river's cleanup.

The EU Parliament has sent the Mercosur trade deal for judicial review amid opposition by farmers groups across the bloc Read Full Article at RT.com

William praised the role of local boozers in bringing people together and getting them off their phones, saying they were 'crucial' for 'human-to-human contact'.

His remarks to the annual World Economic Forum come as European leaders try to de-escalate tensions with the U.S. over Trump’s plan to acquire Greenland.

The office of the Leader of the Opposition (LO) will remain vacant until the Workers' Party (WP) is ready to nominate someone to take on the responsibility,  said the Prime Minister's Office (PMO) on Wednesday (Jan 21).In response to WP's letter shared earlier on Wednesday, the PMO said that it accepts the party's decision.While agreeing with WP that the main opposition party in Parliament is «indeed the natural choice to serve», it said that Singapore is currently in an «exceptional situation» due to Pritam Singh's criminal conviction.«In Singapore, we place a high premium on honesty and integrity in our political system, and on respect for the rule of law,» the PMO said.MPs must exemplify these values and uphold the integrity of our system, it said.The PMO also said that in other jurisdictions, members convicted of crimes involving dishonesty or lying under oath would typically resign from their roles.«This has not happened here,» said the PMO, adding that the office of the LO will thus remain vacant until WP nominates another member to take the role.[[nid:728551]]

Tower Transit bus captain of service 858 Lim Chwin Chien, who was seen on video helping to put out a vegetation fire, had to rush home to register his marriage in Malaysia after his shift ended.The fire happened at about 12.10 am on Tuesday (Jan 20) behind a bus stop before Punggol Road and along the Tampines Expressway.

Chinese automakers have closed or rebranded hundreds of showrooms in Russia amid falling sales and rising costs, Kommersant has reported Read Full Article at RT.com

Emmanuel Macron has made another defiant yet empty speech at Davos Read Full Article at RT.com

President of the People’s Development Party (PDP), Kondwani Nankhumwa, has strongly condemned the latest fuel price increase, describing it as unprecedented, reckless and a direct economic assault on ordinary Malawians. The Malawi Energy Regulatory Authority (MERA) this week raised the pump price of petrol from K3,499 to K4,965 per litre, while diesel has gone up […] The post PDP President Nankhumwa Condemns Fuel Price Increase appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

Traditional and community leaders from Mzimba Hora Constituency have made an impassioned appeal to the Malawi Judiciary to fast-track the hearing of the appeal case by embattled lawmaker Martha Ngwira, warning that prolonged delays will cripple their area’s social and economic development. The High Court in Mzuzu nullified Ngwira’s September 2025 victory due to compromised […] The post Chiefs, community leaders plead with judiciary to dispense Martha Ngwira’s appeal case appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

[New Times] All newly launched carbon market projects and transactions in Rwanda will be subject to newly introduced fees, while existing projects are exempt, the Rwanda Environment Management Authority (REMA) has clarified.