The High Court in Lilongwe has reserved its ruling in a politically sensitive legal battle in which the Malawi Electoral Commission is challenging a presidential directive ordering the relocation of its headquarters from Lilongwe to Blantyre. The case pits the electoral body against former president Peter Mutharika, whose Executive Order No. 1 of 2025 directed […] The post High Court Reserves Ruling in Explosive MEC–Mutharika Headquarters Battle appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

Prophet Shepherd Bushiri has launched a blistering attack on South Africa’s Special Investigating Unit (SIU), accusing the agency of spreading falsehoods and misleading the South African public over claims that he fraudulently obtained immigration documents. In a strongly worded statement, Bushiri dismissed the SIU findings as “irrational” and insisted that his immigration status in South […] The post Bushiri Fires Back at findings of South African Investigators, Accuses Them of Lies, Witch-Hunt and Deliberately Misleading Unsuspecting South Africans appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

Russia is investigating Telegram’s Pavel Durov as part of a criminal case over terrorism content on the platform, the Kremlin has said Read Full Article at RT.com

Sergey Lavrov recalled that in May of last year, on the sidelines of the meeting of the leaders of Russia and Vietnam as part of the celebration of the anniversary of the Great Victory in Moscow, a consultation plan between the foreign ministries of both countries for 2025-2026 was signed

No casualties were reported

President of the Kurchatov Institute National Research Center Mikhail Kovalchuk explained that Russia «has practically the world’s most advanced nuclear weapons» at this point

Attempts to impose trade and economic dictates cannot produce any positive outcome, the embassy noted

Joshua Myers and Jordan Everett, both 16, died instantly when they were struck by an inter-city service near Poynton station in Cheshire on July 3 last year.

As day one of their explosive nine-day trial kicks off, Ioan Gruffudd told the court about his ex-wife's social media posts and how they impacted his life and relationship with his daughters.

Savannah Guthrie has now offered a $1 million reward for her kidnapped mother, Nancy Guthrie, after the weeks-long search has yielded no answers.

Vladimir Putin said on Tuesday that Moscow's adversaries probably understood how any attack on Russia or Russian forces using 'a nuclear element' could end.

Footage shows the Christian preacher surrounded as he tries to speak through a microphone on Whitechapel Road in the East London district on February 16.

Encirclements, buffer zones, and collapsing lines signal mounting pressure on Ukrainian defenses from Kupiansk to Gulaipole Read Full Article at RT.com

The upcoming US-Iran nuclear talks will decide whether American soldiers “go to hell” or return home, Iranian MP Ebrahim Rezaei has warned Read Full Article at RT.com

Ukraine’s Vladimir Zelensky has demanded that the EU approve a €90 billion loan backed by the bloc’s taxpayers, despite Hungary’s veto Read Full Article at RT.com

Ukraine’s Western-backed anti-graft agency has arrested an official with the country’s interior security agency SBU over alleged bribery Read Full Article at RT.com

US President Donald Trump has called former White House staffer and Netflix board member Susan Rice “racist,” demanding she be fired Read Full Article at RT.com

Russia’s Foreign Intelligence Service has warned of a UK-French plot to arm Ukraine with a nuclear weapon Read Full Article at RT.com

Russian President Vladimir Putin has told an FSB board meeting that the number of terrorist attacks in the country has increased Read Full Article at RT.com

Vladimir Zelensky has dismissed claims that Ukraine is more corrupt than European states, satubg Kiev is doing a “great job” fighting graft Read Full Article at RT.com

The Trump Organization has signed a deal to build a 91-story skyscraper on Australia’s Gold Coast, a plan that has divided locals Read Full Article at RT.com

Canada has summoned OpenAI officials to Ottawa after the firm failed to alert police about a school shooter–linked account Read Full Article at RT.com

Russia would consider using non-strategic nuclear weapons if NATO supplied nuclear capabilities to Ukraine, Dmitry Medvedev has warned Read Full Article at RT.com

A suspicious person was sighted in the vicinity of Soo Chow View in Upper Thomson on Tuesday (Feb 24) afternoon. Responding to AsiaOne's queries, the police said it received a call for assistance at about 2pm. The person had left the area before officers arrived. Soo Chow View is adjacent to Marigold Drive, where an intruder trespassed into a landed home on the night of Feb 21. A similar case of trespass had occurred on the night of Feb 17 at a private residential property along Taman Permata, some 500m away from Marigold Drive. When AsiaOne arrived at the scene just before 6pm, two Special Operations Command vehicles were seen along Upper Thomson Road. 

The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) has no plans to stop the issuance of five-cent coins as there continues to be public demand for these coins, said Deputy Prime Minister Gan Kim Yong.DPM Gan, who is also the Chairman of MAS, was responding to a parliamentary question on Monday (Feb 24) by Member of Parliament Fadli Fawzi. Fadli, who represents Aljunied GRC, had asked about the cost of minting each five-cent coin, and whether the Government has any plans to withdraw five-cent coins from circulation if the difference between the face value of the coin and its product cost is negative. In his written reply, DPM Wong said that MAS has not minted any new five-cent coins in the last five years, adding that the authority also has no plans to mint new five-cent coins.He also updated that the estimated cost of producing a five-cent coin remains below its face value. Turning to the question on circulation, DPM explained that there is still public demand for five-cent coins.

Prime Minister Lawrence Wong on Tuesday (Feb 24) evening urged Singaporeans to remain united amid a world which is becoming more contested, fragmented and fractured.PM Wong was speaking at An-Nahdhah mosque in Bishan, where he joined some 300 Muslim congregants for a breaking of fast event. Referring to the different festivals, traditions and religious occasions taking place together, PM Wong said that it is «something quite special» that Singaporeans can mark these events together.«That's truly special in Singapore.»You don't see this always in other countries. But here in Singapore, we are able to do so, and it is this harmony which we must treasure, cherish, nurture and continue to strengthen," the prime minister explained.