Kaja Kallas said that Belgium has legitimate concerns about the risks, but the other member-states have said that they are willing to share those risks Read more
Belgium has rejected an EU plan to seize frozen Russian assets, citing legal and financial risks Read Full Article at RT.com
A Western-made UAV crossed over from Lithuania and crashed in Belarus, according to the Belarusian Foreign Ministry Read Full Article at RT.com
Ukrainian officials could have stolen up to 30% of the $360 billion provided by the West, former Prime Minister Nikolay Azarov has claimed Read Full Article at RT.com
Liraglutide - sold under the brand name Saxenda - is often offered to people with with a BMI of over 30 as it improves blood sugar control and aids weight loss.
Robert Forrester, boss at Vertu Motors, says the Chancellor's EV tax raid will be a hammer blow to demand and force brands to restrict the number of petrol cars they bring into the country.
Josh Travis, a former Nottingham Forest academy goalkeeper, died on Wednesday evening after he was struck in Burton Joyce, Nottinghamshire.
Imran Khan's son, Kasim Khan, expressed grave concerns to Reuters, fearing «something irreversible» is happening to his father due to a lack of verifiable contact and denied access to his personal physician. Despite jail authorities claiming Khan is in good health, the family's fears are amplified by prolonged isolation and mounting speculation.
BSF Kashmir IG Ashok Yadav stated that «120 terrorists» on 69 launch pads across the LoC are under close watch, with Operation Sindoor ready for activation if Pakistan attempts any «misadventure.» Following Indian strikes, Pakistan shifted some launch pads deeper, but they remain under surveillance. Infiltration attempts have significantly dropped this year.
A suspect, wanted for 35 years in the 1989 abduction of Rubaiya Sayeed, has been arrested by the CBI. Shafat Ahmed Shangloo, with a Rs 10 lakh bounty, allegedly conspired with jailed JKLF chief Yasin Malik. Rubaiya Sayeed identified Malik as one of her captors in court.
Newly elected National Conference MPs marked their parliamentary debut by pressing the Centre to reinstate Jammu and Kashmir's statehood. Chowdry Mohammad Ramzan highlighted the current powerless elected government, while Sajjad Ahmad Kichloo urged Prime Minister Modi and Home Minister Shah to fulfill their pledge. NC's third member, Gurwinder Singh Oberoi, also took his oath.
Prime Minister Mark Carney will make changes to his front bench this afternoon after Steven Guilbeault resigned from cabinet last week.
Kaja Kallas’ striking ignorance – or willful revisionism – is precisely why no one is taking the bloc seriously anymore Read Full Article at RT.com
British command was aware that detainees were being systematically killed by its elite units in Afghanistan, a former officer has alleged Read Full Article at RT.com
The top 100 arms makers’ revenues hit $679 billion in 2024 as US and European demand lifted Japan and South Korea sales, SIPRI has reported Read Full Article at RT.com
Ukraine’s former Chief of Staff Andrey Yermak lashed out as he was removed amid a massive corruption scandal, according to sources Read Full Article at RT.com
British Medical Association bosses claimed they had 'no choice but to announce more strike dates' after the Government failed to put forward a 'credible plan'.
Multiple ITV programmes will be airing festive editions later this month, but this appears to not be to everyone's taste.
The Icelandic Journalists’ Union is increasingly concerned about the state of independent media in Iceland. Sýn’s decision to stop broadcasting weekend evening news — and the accompanying layoffs — is the latest example of a worsening operating environment, and both the government and the public must recognise the seriousness of the situation.
The first appeals court to rule on the issue of interim appointments of U.S. attorneys goes against Trump. The ruling could shape other cases pending nationwide.
Gerhard Mangott said that Ukraine «has been knocked off kilter because of the corruption scandal,» and is experiencing significant problems with replenishing troops and financing
The Turkish president stressed that Ankara cannot in any way justify these attacks
The Chinese Foreign Ministry said earlier that Wang Yi will travel to Moscow on December 1 and 2
The French leader stressed that important discussions are set to be held in the coming days
The French president thanked the United States for its mediatory efforts but stressed that he doesn’t want «to speak on behalf of US representatives» who will soon travel to Moscow to coordinate positions with the Russian leadership
When Keir Starmer became Labour leader five years ago, I thought I'd better come up with a suitable nickname. The first I fastened upon was Max Headroom.
Burton Cottage was once the home of poet Robert Southey, and he is thought to have written the earliest version of the fairytale, published in 1837, while living there.
British Medical Association bosses claimed they had 'no choice but to announce more strike dates' after the Government failed to put forward a 'credible plan'.
The possibility was raised by a probe into the extraordinary episode that saw Rachel Reeves' package published 45 minutes before she started speaking last week.
In a letter to the Chancellor and the House of Commons' Treasury Committee on Monday, Mr Hughes said he was taking 'full responsibility' for the embarrassing error.
Prime Minister Modi spoke with Sri Lankan President Dissanayake, offering condolences and continued aid for Cyclone Ditwah's devastation. India's 'Operation Sagar Bandhu' has delivered crucial relief, including rescue teams and supplies, reaffirming its 'First Responder' role. Sri Lanka expressed deep gratitude for New Delhi's swift and substantial support during this critical time.
Parliament's winter session commenced with significant disruptions. Opposition MPs clashed with the government over former Vice President Dhankhar's exit, Delhi's air quality, and electoral roll revisions. Prime Minister Modi urged against turning Parliament into a stage for frustration, while the opposition insisted on debating public issues. Proceedings saw multiple adjournments and a Rajya Sabha walkout.
Six days after a section of the roof at Kong Meng San Phor Kark See Monastery along Bright Hill Road partially collapsed, initial investigations and checks have been completed and parts of the building allowed to reopen. In the aftermath of incident, the Building and Construction Authority (BCA) had closed off two buildings from public access for safety reasons. Kong Meng San Pork Kark See Monastery was then ordered to appoint a professional engineer to investigate the collapse, advise on the necessary precautionary measures, and recommend permanent rectification works.
