[Namibian] President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah has officially relieved newly-appointed minster of agriculture, fisheries, water and land reform Mac Hengari of his duties following his arrest on Saturday.

After three years of sharing her passion for chopping wood online, Nicole Coenen has released a book all about wood and how to chop it, titled Axe in Hand: A Woodchopper's Guide to Blades, Wood and Fire.

As reports emerge of a tightening race in Pierre Poilievre's Ottawa-area riding, Liberal and Conservative supporters are confident of their respective candidate's chances of winning.

Samedi 26 avril, une action de dépollution a été menée à Vairai. Plus de vingt tonnes de déchets ont été collectées, grâce notamment à la commune de Punaauia et l’appui de deux associations. Voilà un an que Mama Natura tire la sonnette d'alarme : ce site, situé sur une parcelle relevant de la compétence du Pays, ne cesse d'être envahi de déchets. L'Océan en fait déjà les frais.

Two of Singapore Democratic Party's (SDP) rally speakers alleged Ong Ye Kung neglected caregivers and mental health issues in his time as Minister for Health. Speaking first on Sunday (April 27), Sembawang GRC candidate James Gomez said that Ong is «underperforming» in his role. «Walk around our neighbourhoods... More elderly citizens [are] navigating coffee shops, supermarkets, void decks, walkways and traffic lights... [on] mobility devices, wheelchairs, walking aids, often accompanied by caregivers,» he said, adding that many of them are not professional caregivers, but younger family members. Dr Gomez continued that Ong has failed to put in place a multi-faceted support mechanism for caregivers, saying: «Singaporeans are already stretched thin — balancing careers, raising children and now caring for our seniors. »And they are doing it mostly alone, unpaid, while coping with tremendous internal family stress. «This is a crisis... taking place in the face of an unresponsive, underperforming Health Minister Ong Ye Kung. He has held this position for nearly four years, since May 2021, and still underperforming,» he added.

Jalan Kayu SMC People's Action Party (PAP) candidate Ng Chee Meng has said that he will learn from the feedback from the Allianz-Income saga and do better. He addressed the matter during the party's rally at Fern Green Primary School on Sunday (April 27) evening. Ng said that in the course of his work in NTUC Enterprise, «problems do crop up time to time», such as the Income-Allianz deal in 2024. «The proposed deal was done in good faith and was in compliance with legal and MAS (Monetary Authority of Singapore) regulations,» he recalled in his speech. «We thought in the labour movement that it was a reasonable deal.» Ng explained that at the time, Income's market share in Singapore had dropped from 20 per cent to six per cent over 10 years, and there was a «real threat to the sustainability of Income, especially in moments of crisis». «The proposed deal could strengthen Income and, most importantly, protect the interests of Incomes policy holders,» he said, adding that a stronger Income would enable NTUC to pursue social missions in wider spaces besides insurance.

The People's Action Party (PAP)'s policies on housing, immigration, and the recent GST hike were scrutinised on Sunday (April 27) evening as it sparred with four other opposition parties in a live roundtable. The 90-minute broadcast featured Chee Hong Tat from the incumbent PAP, Michael Thng from the Workers' Party (WP), Ravi Philemon from Red Dot United (RDU), Lim Tean from People's Alliance for Reform (PAR) and Stephanie Tan from the Progress Singapore Party (PSP). On taxes, Lim said there was «absolutely no need» to raise the goods and services tax (GST) from seven per cent to nine per cent. He pointed out that the Government had enjoyed Budget surpluses, especially during the 2024 financial year when it was $6.4 billion. «That's a lot of money to finance free healthcare, education and school meals,» said Lim, who is facing a three-way contest for Potong Pasir SMC in the General Election. The PAR chief called for GST to be exempted on necessities such as food, groceries and healthcare.

The country’s citizens can join a foreign state’s army only when allowed to do so by the president

According to the Al Masirah, three residential buildings came under attack; women and children are among those killed

Touching upon the negotiating process between the United States and Iran on the latter’s nuclear program, the top Russian diplomat noted that Russia welcomes this dialogue

According to the top Russian diplomat, Moscow always is willing to meet with those who are ready for dialogue

The top Russian diplomat noted that despite Vladimir Zelensky’s stated support for US President Donald Trump’s proposal, the Ukrainians violated ceasefire «several hundred times»

«This is a done deal,» the top Russian diplomat stressed

Russian Foreign Minister arrived in Brazil earlier in the day to take part in the BRICS ministerial meeting due to be held on April 28 and 29

It's one of the most pressing and controversial questions in modern medicine: just why are cases of autism skyrocketing?

The removals of three young U.S. citizens have intensified concerns about whether the Trump administration is violating the rights of citizens and noncitizens.

Former members of the banned Jamaat-e-Islami (JeI) Kashmir have launched a new political party called Jammu & Kashmir Justice and Development Front. The party aims to bridge the gap between governance and the grassroots level. Sayar Reshi, a former JeI member, stated the party will participate in all upcoming elections in the Valley.

A patwari from Udhampur district, J&K, was apprehended by the CBI for accepting a bribe of Rs 40,000 from a complainant seeking a land record copy. The patwari had allegedly rejected the complainant's online applications without valid justification and demanded the bribe for processing the fard.

In north Kashmir's Kupwara district, unknown gunmen fatally shot a civilian, Ghulam Rasool Magray, during a power outage late Saturday. The incident occurred outside Magray's home in Kandi Khas, four days after a terrorist attack in Pahalgam. Authorities have registered a case and initiated an investigation into the killing, while political figures are demanding accountability.

Following the Pahalgam massacre, security forces in Kashmir have intensified their crackdown on terrorism, demolishing nine homes linked to active terrorists since Friday. Three more houses were destroyed overnight using explosives in Shopian, Pulwama, and Bandipora districts.

US President Donald Trump has said the peninsula that joined Russia in 2014 will remain under Moscow’s control Read Full Article at RT.com

Russian investigators have uncovered more war crimes committed by Ukrainian forces during their incursion in Kursk Region Read Full Article at RT.com

Several outlets have reported the US president would like to get the Russian-run Zaporozhye NPP under Washington’s control Read Full Article at RT.com

Ignat Kuzin acted on orders from Ukrainian handlers and planted a bomb that killed Yaroslav Moskalik in Moscow suburb, the investigators say Read Full Article at RT.com

In 2022, B.C.’s Sunshine Coast declared a state of emergency because of drought, the first of its kind in the country. Experts warn it’s a situation that other regions will face in the coming years, particularly as the climate continues to change.

Tensions flared in London as Indian and Pakistani diaspora groups clashed outside their respective high commissions, triggered by the Pahalgam attack. Demonstrators engaged in heated exchanges, with accusations of abuse leveled against Pakistani protestors. A significant police presence was required to maintain order after a previous day's confrontation and arrest for racial abuse, reflecting escalating tensions between India and Pakistan.

Yamunanagar Police's CIA-II apprehended two robbers, Rajat alias Rinku and Yatin, after an encounter near Shahpur village. The arrest followed a search for suspects involved in robberies in Sadhaura and Jagadhri. The accused, residents of Marwa Khurd village, had illegal weapons and stolen mobile phones. One suspect escaped, and the injured were hospitalized.

Kashish Kalra, daughter of Gulshan Kalra, achieved 111th rank in the UPSC exam. She received a warm welcome in Yamunanagar. Kashish credited her success to hard work and family support. She emphasized setting goals and consistent effort. Kashish aims to contribute to public service, focusing on health, education, and women empowerment. She highlighted skill development for youth and gender equality.