A St Andrew businessman who allegedly collected millions of dollars for motor vehicles he failed to deliver has been granted bail in the sum of $1.2 million with surety. Nicholas Morgan, 35, is facing six counts of obtaining money by means of...

Climate activist Sonam Wangchuk faced detention under NSA. His wife Gitanjali Angmo rejected all allegations against him. She denied Pakistan links and financial irregularities. Angmo stated Wangchuk always advocated peacefully for Ladakh's statehood. She clarified his foreign visits focused on climate issues. HIAL's funding details were also provided. She questioned police action during recent protests.

External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar highlighted global unpredictability, noting how «tweets» and rapid policy changes impact the world order. He urged de-risking through resilient supply chains and diverse production centres. Jaishankar also subtly criticised major powers like the US and China for trade protectionism and tariff volatility, which erode international trust and disproportionately affect the Global South.

Congress MP Shashi Tharoor passionately defended idli on X, calling it «a cloud, a whisper, a perfect dream» after a critic dismissed it as «steamed regret.» He likened enjoying idli to experiencing a Beethoven symphony, celebrating South Indian culinary heritage. His poetic post quickly went viral, garnering widespread praise and shared love for the dish.

Mogadishu (HOL) — Somali Speaker of the House of the People Sheikh Aden Mohamed Nur Madoobe met with Britain’s ambassador to Somalia, Charles King, on Sunday to discuss ways to strengthen bilateral relations, a day after London pledged millions in new security funding for the country.

Marka laga soo tago in dowladdu masuul ka tahay maamulka dhulka danta guud, xaqna u leedahay in ay ku tasarufto iyada oo la xaqiijinaayo dan qaran; waxaan halkan idin kula wadaagayaa dhowr arrimood oo ka dahsoon in badan oo dadka ka mid ah:

Beledweyne (HOL) – At least one soldier was killed and five civilians wounded on Sunday following a clash between two units of Somali government forces in Beledweyne town, residents said.

The creation of a U.S. subsidiary, which has raised questions about censorship and favor for allies, will almost certainly be touted by Vance as a top achievement.

Russia and Kazakhstan are preparing a substantial package of documents, noted Peskov

According to the newspaper, it will include long-range weapons

The party leader Victoria Furtuna said that she would appeal the decision to the Supreme Court of Justice

Moldovan President reported cases of people trying to take a blank ballot out of a polling station in order to then insert a filled and stamped one

Over 40% of registered voters had cast ballots

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Pavel Durov stated earlier that French intelligence had wanted his platform to censor some channels ahead of last year’s vote Read Full Article at RT.com

One question, one answer will decide Europe’s fate. How a century-old technique can help hawks rethink Russia to avoid Versailles 2.0. Read Full Article at RT.com

Kerala's Raj Bhavan journal launch became a political flashpoint. CM Pinarayi Vijayan criticised an article in 'Rajhamsa' for not reflecting government views, while Shashi Tharoor suggested renaming 'Raj Bhavan' to 'Lok Bhavan'. Governor Arlekar defended the journal's open platform and welcomed the renaming idea, acknowledging past controversies surrounding his office.

An inmate, Ajay Kumar, facing serious charges, escaped from Central Jail Ambala on Saturday, marking the second security lapse in 45 days. He scaled an 18-foot electricity pole and used a wire to cross the boundary wall, exploiting power cuts. Two officials were suspended.

The Duke's furious broadside is an echo of his mother Princess Diana 's criticism of shadowy royal courtiers - who she also derided as 'the men in grey suits' and accused of undermining her.

The NHS has been accused of 'taking the knee' to political correctness by advocating the benefits of marriages between cousins - despite it carrying an increased risk of birth defects.

'The first rule of Fight Club is you do not talk about Fight Club. The second rule of Fight Club is you do not talk about Fight Club.'

Around midday yesterday, the Icelandic Coast Guard received a signal from an emergency beacon showing a location near Skaftafellsfjara beach on Skeiðarársandur.

SINGAPORE – Singapore was re-elected to the International Civil Aviation Organisation (ICAO) council at its 42nd assembly session, held in Montreal, Canada, on Sept 27.It is one of 36 states sitting on the governing body of ICAO, a United Nations agency that oversees global aviation standards and practices.The Singapore delegation was led by Acting Minister for Transport and Senior Minister of State for Finance Jeffrey Siow.In a Facebook post on Sept 28, Mr Siow said that Singapore’s place on the council was secured with a “record number of votes”. It had garnered 176 of 184 votes, earning the largest number of votes among all elected states.“In a world where rules matter less and small countries find it harder to exert influence, we have to work harder with like-minded partners to secure our interests,” he said.Well-functioning international organisations like ICAO remain important platforms to build a world that Singapore can continue to do well and prosper in, he added.

The Land Transport Authority (LTA) will be rolling out its autonomous shuttle service in Punggol next year, and it will be the first time that autonomous vehicles (AVs) will be deployed as fixed shuttle services in Singapore.But before these AVs can be put into service, what is being done to ensure that they are completely safe to operate on our roads, and will be able to co-exist peacefully with other road users here?To find out, the LTA invited AsiaOne to see how these AVs are being tested, as well as offer some insights as to what the testing parameters are for AVs and the standards they have to follow before being officially allowed on our roads.We also got to experience riding in one of the new autonomous shuttles that will be deployed in Punggol, to see what it is like being driven around in these driverless vehicles.

«Sorry you have to go.»Those were the parting words from SMRT train captain Mohd Zaidi Sulaiman, 52, when he spoke to AsiaOne and other media about the soon-to-be retired Kawasaki Heavy Industries (KHI C151) trains he had worked with for the past 31 years.The 66-strong fleet entered service on Nov 7, 1987, when the MRT system first began operations, plying the North-South and East-West MRT lines.The last KHI train concluded its final day of service on Sept 26, with all 66 of the first-generation trains phased out as of Sunday (Sept 28).They have been replaced by the new seventh-generation Alstom Movia R151 trains, several of which first began operating in June 2023, reported The Straits Times.In a Facebook post on Sunday, SMRT wrote: Today, we bid a fond farewell to the last of the Kawasaki Heavy Industries (KHI) trains - Singapore's first-generation MRT fleet, which has faithfully served the nation since 1987.

Franceville, 2ᵉ Arrondissement, Emmanuel Obakamba Ombana, Candidat aux élections législatives dans le 2ᵉ arrondissement de la commune de Franceville, a lancé un appel solennel aux observateurs nationaux, de l'Union Africaine et aux missions internationales afin qu'ils évitent de produire des rapports « de façade » à géométrie variable. Selon Emmanuel Obakamba Ombana, la transparence électorale doit être la pierre angulaire de la 5ᵉ République, sans quoi « la démocratie gabonaise, hier (...) - POLITIQUE / SUJET_ECRIT_MAISON

Depuis le retour du pays au multipartisme politique, les différentes autorités de la République s'emploient à faire du respect du calendrier électoral, un impératif constitutionnel. Ainsi de 1991 à nos jours, le pays a organisé plus d'une dizaine de scrutins, ce qui lui confère une expérience certaine en matière d'organisation des élections. De la Commission Nationale Électorale (CNE), à l'autorité de Contrôle des Élections et du Référendum (ACER), en passant par la Commission (...) - POLITIQUE / SUJET_ECRIT_MAISON

Shiv Sena (UBT) MP Sanjay Raut questioned nationalism ahead of the India-Pakistan Asia Cup 2025 final, arguing the match should not proceed due to recent terror attacks. He stated playing cricket with Pakistan contradicts India's stance on terrorism, claiming public sentiment opposes it and money drives the decision. Raut also criticized the BJP for allowing the series.