Green Party MPs urge voluntary price reduction on ice cream as poor families struggle to afford summer treats Read Full Article at RT.com

Danish Economy Minister Stephanie Lose has warned that Western militarization plans should be tempered by the goal of financial stability Read Full Article at RT.com

Motability was set up to provide free cars for those with serious physical disabilities, but now people with VERY surprising conditions are using it to get around courtesy of taxpayers.

The Prime Minister had planned to use a summit with Emmanuel Macron this week to sign a new 'one in, one out' deal with France.

Andrey Sushentsov said that without the Israeli operation, Washington would hardly have dared to launch such risky strikes against Iran's nuclear facilities

NAIROBI, Kenya (HOL) — Kenya is on edge as the nation marks Saba Saba Day, with mass protests expected nationwide following weeks of public outrage over police brutality, economic hardship, and a controversial protest bill that has drawn widespread criticism.

HELSINKI, Finland (HOL) — The Finnish Film Foundation has awarded nearly €2.2 million in production support to 16 new projects, with a standout among them: Halima, the debut feature by Somali-Finnish filmmaker Naima Mohamud. The groundbreaking film, which secured the largest grant at €738,000, marks a historic milestone as Mohamud becomes the first Black Finnish woman to direct a feature-length film.

Garowe (HOL) — Puntland warned Sunday that Somalia’s federal government will be held accountable for any violence in the disputed Sanaag region after regional troops seized the coastal village of Elbuh and forced rival political figures to withdraw overnight.

According to Mukesh Agnihotri, relief camps with food distribution points have been set up in the region

Igor Kimakovsky said the village of Yanvarskoye is one of the last settlements in this part of the region that is still occupied by Ukrainian forces

Meanwhile, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu continues to insist on the need to remove Hamas from power in the Gaza Strip

Andrey Sushentsov pointed out that the US strikes on Iran’s nuclear facilities have seriously damaged the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons and its verification system

Denis Pushilin stated that the envelopment of the city will eventually lead to its liberation

MOGADISHU, Somalia (HOL) — Kuwait and the United Kingdom have signed two memoranda of understanding to jointly provide $10 million in humanitarian aid for conflict-affected communities in Sudan and Somalia, officials announced Sunday.

Mogadishu (HOL) — Somali President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud met Sunday with Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi, further deepening security and trade ties while navigating rival pressure from Cairo and Addis Ababa over the Nile’s contested waters.

FARGO, N.D. (KVRR) – People of all nationalities gathered in Broadway Square this Saturday to celebrate Somali culture.

US President Donald Trump has threatened to impose an additional 10% tariff on any country doing business with BRICS Read Full Article at RT.com

Surrey Police said the alleged incident occurred near Chertsey Library at around 7pm on Friday, June 27. In their witness appeal, the force said the girl was with a friend when approached by two males.

Ozzy Osbourne's pals have lifted the lid on his future plans, saying he won't stop making music as it's 'in his DNA'.

Erin Patterson has been found guilty of murdering her three in-laws with death cap mushrooms in a beef Wellington that she served them for lunch at her home.

London's parks are being gripped by a mounting crimewave that is turning the green spaces into danger zones amid fears over knife crime, theft and assaults.

Marcus Fakana, now 19, from, London, was 18 when he was arrested for having consensual sex with a 17-year-old girl from London while he was on holiday with his parents in the UAE city in August.

[New Times] Victoire Ingabire Umuhoza is expected to appear before the Kicukiro Primary Court on Tuesday, July 8, for a pre-trial detention hearing, The New Times has learned.

[Shabelle] Addis Ababa -- The African Union has extended the deployment of Burundian troops in Somalia by six months to strengthen efforts against al-Shabaab and support state-building, officials said.

[New Times] I was born and raised in a rural area among seven sisters. One morning, I noticed blood on one of my sister's clothes and panicked, I thought she had been hurt. Only later did I realise she was menstruating.

Construction works has begun on six MRT stations under the second phase of the Cross Island Line (CRL), with completion targeted by 2032.Six underground stations will be built over a distance of 15km, including two interchanges at the current King Albert Park and Clementi MRT stations which will connect commuters to the Downtown Line and East-West Line respectively.The working names of the other four stations are Turf City, Maju, West Coast and Jurong Lake District. Works on the 15 stations under CRL phase 1 and the Punggol Extension are currently ongoing too.At the CRL phase 2 ground-breaking ceremony on Monday (July 7), Acting Transport Minister Jeffrey Siow termed the line as an «outer ring» connecting to existing rail networks as well as the future Jurong Region Line.With eight of the 21 announced stations on the CRL to be built as interchange stations, commuters will have more route options, which Siow said will help «better absorb the impact of service disruptions». He noted that this line will also open new windows for maintenance to be done, where such works may have to be scheduled during the day «at some point» in the future.

We may be from different countries, but a flat tyre, it seems, is a common plight that we can all sympathise with.A Singaporean tourist who had a flat tyre was able to receive assistance from Malaysian police at Johor Bahru (JB), according to a Facebook post by the South Johor Bahru District Police last Friday (July 4).In photographs uploaded with the post, officers from the district can be seen assisting a Singaporean woman replace the rightmost tyre on the rear of her vehicle.Amid their efforts, the woman places her hand to her chest and shoots the camera with an endearing, grateful look.A separate, 51-second video post also shows the woman looking on anxiously, occasionally snapping pictures as at least four officers offer her assistance. 

SINGAPORE — Singaporeans can expect more debate in the upcoming 15th Parliament, with today's uncertain world and the need for more policies to tackle the attendant challenges, and more MPs in the House.But this does not mean that parliamentary sittings must go on for longer, as what is important is the quality of the debate, said Speaker of Parliament Seah Kian Peng.Noting a trend of more parliamentary questions being filed in the previous term of Parliament, Seah sounded a note of caution against having this become a numbers game.«I hope we don't get to a point where MPs are filing questions for the sake of clocking numbers — I think that is not necessary and not very productive,» he said in a July 1 interview with The Straits Times about the role of Speaker, and his plans if elected.On June 20, Prime Minister Lawrence Wong announced that the Government intended to propose Seah's election as Speaker when Parliament reopens on Sept 5.Seah has served as Singapore's 11th Speaker since 2023.

Twenty-five years ago, Dr Beverley Scott, executive director of the Family and Parenting Centre, walked through the streets of Montego Bay in St James with nothing but a pen-written flyer in hand and a heart burning with purpose. “Are you suicidal...

Thirteen adolescent mothers, who completed their studies at the Women’s Centre of Jamaica Foundation in St Andrew, were encouraged to pursue their dreams with confidence during a graduation service held at the institution on July 2. Held under the...

Members of the Customs Brokers And Freight Forwarders Association of Jamaica (CBFFAJ have re-elected veteran customs broker, Marcia Bent, to the helm of the professional and advocacy body for the vast majority of the over 200 licensed customs...

WESTERN BUREAU Shorna-Kay Richards, Jamaica’s ambassador to Japan, is urging more Jamaicans, especially young people, to get involved in the global movement for peace and nuclear disarmament, declaring that we must never, ever give up the fight. “...

A $642-million development project at the May Pen Hospital in Clarendon has been hailed by stakeholders as a forward-thinking and transformative investment in the region’s healthcare infrastructure. Last Friday, ground was officially broken and...

Les pirogues Hōkūle'a et Hikianalia ont été accueillies à Mataeia dimanche 06 juillet. Chants, danses et gestes de respect ont marqué cette arrivée hautement symbolique, célébrant les liens ancestraux qui unissent les peuples du Pacifique.

According to the Bolivian leader, the Ukraine conflict is taking place amid «the fight for geopolitical and economic control of the planet»