Ukraine’s cross-border incursion into Russia will likely continue “for some period of time,” according to deputy CIA Director David Cohen Read Full Article at RT.com

Pavements by universities and hospitals are also expected to be smoke-free zones - with shisha bars facing the axe as the new Labour government bares down on cigarettes in shock new plans.

More than 20 Palestinians were wounded, Al Jazeera reported

Humanitarian cargoes included food, medical equipment and medicine, including polio vaccine, the Ynet News portal said, citing the Coordinator of Government Activities in the Territories under Israel’s defense ministry

Durov’s detention has stirred up a «shockwave» across the globe, Le Figaro reported

Thus, according to the newspaper, diplomats who considered Durov’s application filed with the French consulate in Dubai doubted that he would promote «a better image of France», Le Monde said

Four were wounded, Al Jazeera television channel said

«The target’s coordinates came from artillery reconnaissance and drones,» a crew commander of the Battlegroup Dnepr with a call name Astra said

One more person is reported missing, Japanese Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshimasa Hayashi said

Jake De-Geus and his colleague Edwin Hirst, who were employed to patrol a high street in Chichester, had been accused of tackling the teen in an 'unlawful' and 'unjustified' manner.

The 47-year-old British yachtsman was confronted by a gang and robbed of his watch on Saturday, Spanish police said.

The former glamour model, 46, jetted off to Turkey last month for her sixth facelift , after being turned down in 2022 by her former surgeon Dr Jeya Prakash.

It comes following Keir Starmer's speech this week in which he painted a woeful picture of the state of the country's economy, as he braced the UK for a difficult Autumn budget.

Britain rejoiced at the Oasis reunion that will see Noel Gallagher and his brother Liam pocket £50million each but there is one man who won't see a penny.

SINGAPORE - Singapore's foreign policy approach is not to be neutral, but to act in a principled and consistent way based on long-term national interests, said Foreign Minister Vivian Balakrishnan on Aug 27. «We do not take sides. We uphold principles,» he said in a speech on how small states like Singapore can navigate a divided world. «I found that actually, by being consistent, sticking by the rules, upholding principles, I get less pressure. It allows me, whether I go to Washington or Beijing, to say exactly the same thing.» Sometimes, other states are pleased because Singapore seems to be on their side, he said, while other times, the converse happens. «But it is not a wishy-washy shifty position where, if I put enough pressure, I can pressure you and you will change your mind,» he said. «When we say yes, it is valuable. That is the point. We are not aiming for neutrality, we are not choosing sides, we are upholding principles.» He added that Singapore has to be a credible, reliable and predictable partner to all, promoting friendly relations to advance Singapore's national interests.

SINGAPORE — A female cyclist was allegedly riding a bicycle with faulty rear brakes when it struck a pedestrian, causing the latter's death. On Aug 28, Chinese national Li Lanying, 52, was charged with causing the 65-year-old woman's death by performing a negligent act. Li is accused of riding the bicycle despite knowing that it was not in a serviceable condition. She was riding it along Martaban Road towards Balestier Road shortly after 9pm on March 8, 2023 when it allegedly hit the pedestrian. Details about the pedestrian's injuries and what happened next were not disclosed in court documents. Li's pre-trial conference will take place on Sept 5. Offenders convicted of causing another person's death by performing a negligent act can be jailed for up to two years and fined.

A 33-year-old woman was arrested on Tuesday (Aug 27) for trying to take the firearm of an Immigration and Checkpoints Authority (ICA) officer. The police received a call for assistance at Woodlands Checkpoint at about 3.45pm that day, said the Singapore Police Force in a news release on Wednesday. Preliminary investigations found that the woman arrived at the checkpoint after being denied entry into Malaysia, and was referred to the ICA duty office for secondary checks. While the woman was being interviewed, she attempted to reach for an ICA officer's firearm. She was immediately placed under arrest. The police said that the woman will be charged in court on Thursday for attempted unlawful possession of firearms. If convicted, she faces imprisonment of between five and 10 years. The offence also carries at least six strokes of the cane. But she will not be caned as she's a woman.

The delegates to attend the 42nd National congress of Vanua’aku Pati (VP) have begun to arrive on Malo for the weeklong conference from the 1st - 6th of September.

All public service leaders must put citizens’ interests first in their interventions, said the Chairman of the Public Service Commission (PSC), Martin Mahe.

Head Foreman of the Malvatumauri Chiefs Nakamal reconstruction Christopher Weman estimates that the nakamal will be completed by the end of September.

The «Pacific One New Man» prayer assembly, currently taking place at Eloul Plateau, seeks to unite all churches under a common goal of spiritual unity.

The repatriation and official handover of the Rampram artifacts from South Malekula will take place this afternoon at the Vanuatu Cultural Centre.

A 15-year-old Hellshire, Portmore, St Catherine boy was on Tuesday charged for breaking into a woman's house and stealing items and then making off with her motor car. The student, who was held in the stolen vehicle in Manchester, is charged...

A 60-year-old man who allegedly fraudulently collected cash to secure a work visa has been charged by the Linstead police. He is 60-year-old Robert Dunn, a construction worker of Above Rocks, St Catherine. He has been charged with obtaining money...

Footage of Telegram co-founder and CEO Pavel Durov leaving court in Paris after his arrest has surfaced on social media Read Full Article at RT.com

Le typhon Shanshan, attendu au Japon comme le plus puissant de l'année, a touché l'île principale du sud du Japon, Kyushu, provoquant les premiers dégats. 254 610 foyers seraient privés d'électricité en début de journée dans la région. Trois membres d'une famille sont décédés suite à un glissement terrain

The condition of the girl who suffered life-threatening injuries in the stabbing attack at Skúlagata in Reykjavík on Saturday evening is unchanged. She is still in critical condition.

According to Mike Benz, thanks to Telegram, Washington could fund «political groups or political dissidents, get tens of thousands of people to their cause with relative impunity»

Multiple sources have confirmed to CTV News Edmonton the people involved in the deadly stabbing at the Edmonton Corn Maze were on an outing from the Alberta Hospital.

A 25-year-old man who pressed a loaded handgun so hard into a woman's face that it left a permanent scar during an armed robbery attempt in Metro Vancouver has been sentenced to four years in prison.

Many Ukrainians fleeing the war in their home country came to Jasper to find a fresh start, but now they’ve been displaced again following the destructive wildfires that ravaged the town.