Thieves have stolen around €4 million worth of jewelry from the Lalique Museum in Wingen-sur-Moder in northeastern France Read Full Article at RT.com

Alternative for Germany (AfD) is an “anti-democratic” party supposedly linked to Moscow, German Defense Minister Boris Pistorius has claimed Read Full Article at RT.com

The Ukrainian capital was hit by a combined drone and missile strike early Monday morning, according to local officials and media reports Read Full Article at RT.com

Police in Repentigny, Que., say a train derailed in the city's Le Gardeur sector on Sunday afternoon. There were no reports of injuries.

Depuis le 1er juillet, les barquettes, bols et boîtes alimentaires en plastique à usage unique sont interdits dans la restauration. Roulottes, snacks et restaurants doivent désormais se tourner vers des emballages plus respectueux de l'environnement, malgré un surcoût pour certains commerçants.

Les deux équipes de volley-ball du Lycée Diadème disputent actuellement les championnats du monde scolaires de volleyball à Shangluo, en Chine. Après des phases de poules très relevées, elles se classent 3e et 4e et abordent désormais la phase de classement du tournoi.

Après un podium au Bernex Trail quelques jours plus tôt, le trailer polynésien, Delbi Villa Gongora, termine 3e de la mythique VDA (163 km) au HOKA Val d'Aran by UTMB, en 22h43min53s, à un peu plus d'une heure du vainqueur Santos Gabriel Rueda.

Ouvert il y a six mois, le marché de Punaauia attire désormais près de 1 000 visiteurs chaque dimanche. Face à cet engouement, la mairie envisage d'étendre son ouverture au samedi, voire en semaine, alors que la cinquantaine de places d'exposants suscite déjà des demandes.

Après un premier report au dimanche 5 juillet, les prestations de Pupu 'Ori Tamari'i Vaira'o, Tamari'i Tautira et Temaeva sont de nouveau reprogrammées, cette fois au mardi 7 juillet à 18h30, en raison des conditions météorologiques toujours incertaines.

During his visit, Jaishankar met Qatari prime minister and minister of foreign affairs, Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al Thani and «reviewed the entire spectrum of bilateral relations with a focus on energy, trade, investments and people to people ties. They also discussed regional and multilateral issues of mutual interest». The technical talks are expected to take place on July 11, although a final decision on the venue has yet to be made.

President Arthur Peter Mutharika has used Malawi’s 62nd independence anniversary to deliver a pointed message to the nation: political self-rule is not enough, and the country must now fight for economic freedom. In his Independence Day address on Monday, Mutharika said Malawi’s founding mission remained unfinished. “Our mission is not yet complete,” he said. “The […] The post Malawi at 62: Mutharika says economic liberation is next appeared first on Malawi News | Breaking News, Politics, Business & Sports | Nyasa Times.

Chances are you may have seen a video circulating on social media, showing a Threads user holding up what appears to be a Singapore passport while refuelling his car with Ron95 petrol.The video, first posted on Threads by user BlackSpice, has received about 1 million views since it was posted on June 30.Its caption was deliberately inflammatory: «How to piss off Malaysians as a Singaporean. Step one. Steal their oil.»In the video, the motorist is seen holding up what appears to be a Singapore passport against a Ron95 petrol nozzle inserted into a car at a Caltex petrol station in Malaysia.He then shows that some 23.6 litres of Ron95 had been purchased at a cost of RM60 (S$19.03). Video unlikely to be taken recentlyGiven that Ron95 is heavily subsidised by the Malaysian government, the video has naturally sparked criticism from netizens from both sides of the Causeway.Some Malaysian media outlets, and one from Singapore, were quick to report on the incident.However, the video clearly shows that the price per litre is RM2.54, which was the price of unsubsidised Ron95 for the week of January 22 to 28 this year.

Former president Dr Joyce Banda says she will not seek a return to State House in 2030, declaring she has “done my part” and is now focused on supporting national efforts from outside frontline politics. Speaking in an interview with a local television station, Banda said serving Malawians “does not only happen from State House”, […] The post No 2030 bid for Joyce Banda: Says Malawi needs new energy, backs youth appeared first on Malawi News | Breaking News, Politics, Business & Sports | Nyasa Times.

Christians have been challenged to step out of their churches and take an active role in driving Malawi’s economic development, in a powerful independence anniversary sermon that called on the faithful to become agents of national transformation. Reverend Dr Matilda Matabwa of the Malawi Assemblies of God delivered the challenge during a church service at […] The post Independence anniversary sermon: stop praying, start building Malawi appeared first on Malawi News | Breaking News, Politics, Business & Sports | Nyasa Times.

Vladimir Tarabrin added that Kiev might organize provocations under a false flag

According to President of the National Assembly Jorge Rodriguez, the number of injured reached 16,740 as of July 5

Four civilians were injured

The Slovak prime minister described the European narrative of confrontation with Russia as a defense mechanism of frightened countries

The Brazilians lost 2-1 to Norway in the round of 16

Indonesia is set to integrate with India's UPI, aiming to build its own digital ecosystem inspired by India's public infrastructure. This collaboration extends beyond cross-border payments, with Indonesia looking to India's models for commerce, digital identity, and public services. The partnership, highlighted during PM Modi's visit, also encompasses food security, healthcare, and defence cooperation, fostering deeper bilateral ties.

Belgium has vowed to “defend football” after FIFA’s controversial decision to let Folarin Balogun play in the pivotal Round of 16 match Read Full Article at RT.com

A recent National Statistics Office survey reveals that childcare and household duties sideline nearly 69% of women in India's largest cities from the workforce, underscoring a persistent gender bias in caregiving responsibilities. While women earn 23% less than men in these urban centers, the quality of their employment shows improvement compared to smaller towns. The survey also highlights variations in female labor participation across different cities.

India's fertilizer stocks are set to receive a significant boost as 15 out of 20 ships carrying vital cargo have successfully navigated the Strait of Hormuz. This, coupled with three months of exceeding domestic urea production targets, ensures ample supply for farmers during the crucial kharif season. The government's proactive approach in securing alternative routes and fostering international partnerships has strengthened the nation's fertilizer availability.

The British Navy is in its worst state in history under Prime Minister Keir Starmer, a former first sea lord has claimed Read Full Article at RT.com

A cache of highly sensitive military documents relating to the UK’s largest army garrison was reportedly found at a trash disposal site Read Full Article at RT.com

The very survival of women’s sports may hinge on whether the liberal or the conservative idea of sex and gender prevails Read Full Article at RT.com

Ukrainian draft officers have conscripted four HK Kremenchuk hockey players, including national team goalie Eduard Zakharchenko Read Full Article at RT.com

Motorists with traffic violations will soon face mandatory driving tests for license renewal. The government also plans to empower tribunals to grant interim compensation to accident victims, speeding up relief. These proposed amendments to the Motor Vehicles Act, approved by a Group of Ministers, aim to curb errant drivers and enhance road safety. The bill is expected to be introduced in Parliament soon.

A significant majority of NGOs registered under the Foreign Contribution (Regulation) Act, 2010, are no longer active, with over 72% having their licenses cancelled or expired. Since 2012, out of 52,159 granted licenses, only 14,455 currently hold active status, enabling them to receive foreign funding. This tightening of regulations aims to enhance accountability and transparency among these organizations.