Nyasa Times recently asked its readers on Facebook whether they had watched President-Elect Arthur Peter Mutharika’s first press briefing since winning the 2025 elections and how they would rate his performance. The responses highlighted a mixture of admiration, humor, and caution as Malawians reflected on his speech, his ability to articulate issues, and the confidence […] The post Malawians react to APM’s first press briefing: Praise, humor, and calls for patience appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

The presiding judge in former FBI director James Comey's bombshell case has been revealed as Judge Michael Nachmanoff, a former Biden appointe.

“Jimmy Kimmel Live!” has been off the air on ABC stations in D.C. and other markets since Disney-owned ABC reinstated the late-night host Tuesday.

The presiding judge in former FBI director James Comey's bombshell case has been revealed as Judge Michael Nachmanoff, a former Biden appointe.

Using frozen Russian assets to back a loan for Ukraine could spell grave consequences, Bart De Wever has warned Read Full Article at RT.com

Vladimir Zelensky has claimed that Hungarian reconnaissance drones have been detected in western Ukraine Read Full Article at RT.com

India's iconic MiG-21 warbird completed its final flight from Chandigarh after six decades of service. Defence Minister Rajnath Singh presided over the decommissioning, hailing it as a transformative symbol of India's air power and its strategic partnership with Russia. He praised its versatility across multiple roles, establishing India's global air power.

The Russian FM spokeswoman cited media reports claiming Ukraine could be planning attacks on NATO countries in order to accuse Moscow Read Full Article at RT.com

Ladakh Police arrested activist Sonam Wangchuk on Friday under NSA charges. This action followed violent clashes in Leh where four protesters died. Mobile internet was suspended as a precautionary measure. Wangchuk had ended his hunger strike for Sixth Schedule protection and statehood. His FCRA license was revoked earlier. Ladakhi organizations planned further talks with the MHA committee.

Sonam Wangchuk, the inspiration for the '3 Idiots' protagonist, has emerged as a prominent political activist for Ladakh. He has undertaken multiple hunger strikes, demanding statehood and Sixth Schedule protection for the region's indigenous people, citing concerns over resource exploitation post-Article 370 abrogation. His latest fast concluded after violent protests erupted across the region.

Jammu police arrested a Haryana native for the alleged murder of a Mumbai woman, Mehjabeen Akil Sheikh, who died on August 29 after being shot at a physiotherapy centre. Initially reported as a road accident, a SIT is now probing the incident and the role of suspended cops who allegedly overlooked suspicious activities at the centre.

Jammu and Kashmir LG Manoj Sinha reopened 12 tourist destinations after a crucial security review meeting, asserting that the war against terrorism is not over. He directed forces to remain on high alert and continue stringent action against the terror ecosystem. These sites, closed following an April 22 attack, will reopen from September 29.

Petroleum product exports are forecast to reach 125.9 million tons in 2025

According to the minister, police have not ruled out the possibility of espionage or sabotage

On September 22, Vladimir Putin announced that Russia will be ready to maintain the central limits under the New START Treaty for another year after it expires in February, provided the United States makes a reciprocal move

In mid-September, it was announced that Rosatom and the Serbian government had begun a substantive dialogue on the nuclear power plant construction project

The new center will focus on developing innovative equipment, machinery, technologies, and specialized tools

The former French president’s conviction is a rare glimpse of justice – but his true crime goes unpunished Read Full Article at RT.com

The US president has struck an optimistic note after the Israeli PM vowed to eliminate Hamas in the Palestinian enclave Read Full Article at RT.com

Before she was sworn in Monday as an interim U.S. attorney, Halligan, a 36-year-old former White House aide, had no prosecutorial experience.

The previous defense secretary, Lloyd Austin, had asked the Pentagon to review 20 medals that were given to soldiers from the massacre.

Democrats on the House Oversight Committee released redacted calendars, financial documents and flight logs from the estate.

[New Times] The ongoing UCI Road World Championships continues to draw thousands of Kigalians and visitors, who line the city streets to cheer on world-class riders competing on African soil for the first time.

[New Times] African cinema continues to captivate audiences worldwide with its rich storytelling, compelling characters, and diverse narratives.

[Monusco] At the end of a three-day mission to Beni, the UN Secretary-General's Deputy Special Representative in DRC, Vivian van de Perre, advocated for a political solution to the crisis that has shaken the East of the country for more than thirty years. Her visit, conducted from September 22 to 24, focused on security, civilian protection, and the search for lasting solutions.

Kismayo (HOL) — The Jubbaland administration on Thursday condemned what it described as forced evictions and abuses against Somali citizens in Mogadishu, calling the incidents a violation of constitutional rights and human dignity.

MINNEAPOLIS, Minnesota (HOL) — Rep. Ilhan Omar (D-Minn.) on Thursday blasted President Donald Trump a “lying buffoon” after he claimed he had asked Somalia’s president to take her back, intensifying their long-running feud.

The head of the Iranian Atomic Energy Organisation Mohammad Eslami has blasted the West after UN Security Council reimposed sanctions Read Full Article at RT.com

Kiev is insistent on getting back all its former territories that were incorporated into Russia, Vladimir Zelensky has said Read Full Article at RT.com

The Supreme Court is hearing a plea for a court-monitored investigation into the June 12 Air India crash that killed 260 people. The petition challenges the official report blaming pilots, citing inconsistencies and suggesting Boeing's potential design flaws are being overlooked to evade liability. The court also criticized selective leaks of the preliminary report, tagging this plea with a similar pending case.