Just two months ago, Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor might have convinced himself he was still riding high. But he'd be hard-pushed to believe that now.

The World Meteorological Organization marked World Meteorological Day on March 23, an annual observance held since 1950 to recognise efforts in protecting lives and property through weather and climate services.

The Vanuatu Police Force (VPF) received police equipment valued at approximately VT40 million ($280,000 USD), including 16 drones, 20 motorcycles, and full operational gear, in a handover ceremony at VMF Cook Barracks yesterday.

The Supreme Court of Vanuatu has struck out a Judicial Review claim by George Bogiri challenging his recall from a foreign diplomatic posting, ruling that the case lacked merit and did not meet the legal threshold to proceed.

Vanuatu has moved to tighten its citizenship by investment programme after currency conversion arrangements cut into government revenue, prompting new rules to correct the imbalance without increasing fees.

Defence counsel Andrew Bal has formally ceased to act for Member of Parliament (MP) and Deputy Leader of the Opposition Jay Ngwele in ongoing criminal proceedings before the Supreme Court of Vanuatu.

The official emphasized the need for such meetings to ensure peace

Spokesman Dmitry Peskov says that Moscow is ready to develop the contacts «to the same extent and at the same pace» as the US

Four ammunition depots and ten materials storages were also destroyed, Battlegroup spokesman Vasily Mezhevykh said

Air defense crews and mobile firing teams shot down 15 fixed-wing type unmanned aerial vehicles and 53 heavy combat quadcopters in air

Two ships caught fire during the attack, Al Hadath television reported

Follow all the latest updates on the conflict in the Middle East as the war enters its second month.

If President Trump approves the plans, such an effort would mark a new phase of the war that could be significantly more dangerous to U.S. troops than the first four weeks.

Spokesman Dmitry Peskov commented on the meetings of the Russian delegation in the US

The ground campaign could last several weeks

Some victims sustained serious injuries

According to the American Automobile Association, Regular gasoline averaged $4.138 per gallon in Washington as of March 28

By anyone's standards, Samba the capybara has had quite a time of it since her dramatic escape from Marwell Zoo in Hampshire on March 17.

The Mail on Sunday was told that commando raiding crafts have been quietly transferred to the eastern Mediterranean in readiness to pluck Britons from beaches and ports.

Priscilla Presley, 80, has a longstanding relationship with the former Duchess of York who has not been seen in public for several months.

We are losing more than 300 words from our daily conversations every day - equivalent to 120,000 words a year, a study reveals.

In Queen Elizabeth II, serialised in the Mail on Sunday, biographer Hugo Vickers discloses that the then Duke of Edinburgh was diagnosed with inoperable cancer in 2013.

The military operation halted shipments of urea, ammonia, and sulfur

No casualties or damage have been reported

No civilian casualties have been reported

Andrey Marochko says that Ukrainian forces have strong fortifications in the city

Tehran shows no signs of willingness to capitulate, Nate Swanson says

According to the statement, the US must condemn the bombing of universities, otherwise IRGC would attack more than two universities in the Middle East

The State Duma deputies will inform the president about «the contacts that took place»

Quoting two anonymous US officials, the report said it was unclear why Musk was on the call or whether he spoke. “His companies have taken on significant investment from sovereign wealth funds in countries in the Middle East, including Saudi Arabia and Qatar. Musk has also long coveted a greater commercial presence in India,” it said.

Under new rules notified by Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI), food licences and registrations will now remain valid permanently, unless cancelled for violations. This means lakhs of restaurants, small eateries and vendors will no longer need to renew their licences every few years. The move is part of a wider overhaul aimed at making compliance easier while tightening actual food safety checks.