Europe is leaving the world stage in disgrace Read Full Article at RT.com
No parent decided to give their boy the same name as the PM last year. The results could serve as a potentially damning political litmus test of Sir Keir's popularity among new parents.
A woman has been arrested on suspicion of murder after a three-year-old girl was found dead at a property in Leeds.
The rollercoaster, called '360 Degrees', powerfully collided into its own pillar, sparking scenes of panic among the riders at the Green Mountain theme Park in the popular tourist city of Taif.
Passengers aboard a Delta flight from Salt Lake City to Amsterdam said they feared for their lives as it plummeted over 1,500 feet before making an emergency landing on Wednesday evening.
Kate Garraway has been forced to sell her second home after being left in £800,000 debt due to caring for her late husband Derek Draper.
The NIA, in collaboration with Assam Police, has arrested Thanglienlal Hmar alias Boya, a key conspirator in the brutal killings of six individuals in Manipur's Jiribam district last November.
Rajya Sabha proceedings faced disruptions as Opposition demanded discussion on Bihar's electoral roll revision. Deputy Chairman Harivansh reminded members the issue is under court adjudication, lamenting the loss of over 30 hours due to adjournments. He cited a 1997 resolution on maintaining parliamentary decorum, rejecting notices for discussion under Rule 267. Despite protests, the House was adjourned until noon.
[allAfrica] Monrovia -- As global financial aid continues to decline, experts warn of the increasing risks posed to low-income countries and urge regional stakeholders to look inward to fund much-needed development.
The Immigration and Checkpoints Authority (ICA) can soon issue no-boarding directives to detect and stop high risk travellers even before they arrive in Singapore, said the authority at its 2025 Workplan Seminar on Thursday (July 31).The directive will instruct transport operators to deny boarding to individuals who pose security, immigration, or health risks on transportation bound for Singapore.This initiative will bolster Singapore's border security by preventing them from even reaching its checkpoints. More details on the implementation timeline will be shared in due course, said ICA.ICA's new Services Centre (ISC), which has been operating since April this year, was also officially opened by Coordinating Minister for National Security and Minister for Home Affairs K Shanmugam at the seminar.The event showcased ISC's enhanced processes — including self-service kiosks where customers can collect their passports or identity cards on their own at any time on their appointment date.
Five foreign women, aged 21 to 48, were arrested at Changi Airport for suspected drug trafficking, after close to 27kg of cocaine was found in their luggage on Tuesday (July 29).The Central Narcotics Bureau (CNB) said in a media release on Thursday (July 31) that the arrest was made following an exchange of intelligence with the Narcotics Bureau of the Hong Kong police.At the transit area of Terminal 4, CNB officers spotted a 21-year-old woman exchanging luggage with a 32-year-old woman.The pair and another three women were arrested and their belongings searched. Officers found about 26.9kg of cocaine and 10g of cannabis concealed within stuffed toys.Senior Assistant Commissioner Sng Chern Hong, covering director of CNB, said the authority is ready to work with its close counterparts to disrupt drug syndicates and their operations.«Those who attempt to traffic drugs through Singapore will be stopped and dealt with in accordance with the law,» he said.«Singapore is not a transit point for drug smugglers, and we will not allow our travel hubs to be misused for criminal activity.»
After over two decades of service in the region, Singapore-based budget airline Jetstar Asia will operate its final flights on Thursday (July 31).Speaking to the media at Changi Airport Terminal 4 on Thursday, Jetstar Asia's CEO, John Simeone, 56, reflected on the airline's final day, while praising the team behind its success. «It is a sad and emotional day. I've been in the crew lounge since 5.30am this morning to see off all the crew, and I'll be here tonight to welcome our last flight from Manila,» Simeone, whose career in aviation spans 26 years, said.The Australian, who took over as CEO in January 2024, reflected on the challenging journey of leading the airline through its final months.«One of the things I'll miss the most is the friendliness and dedication of the crew,» he said. «I've found this group of people to be incredibly committed professionals in the aviation industry, and I am so proud of what they have done.»
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Search and rescue teams from Eyjafjörður and Siglufjörður were called out last night after four hikers became trapped in a difficult position in the Nesskriður area near Siglufjörður.
With Verslunarmannahelgin (the Merchant’s Weekend) approaching, people across Iceland are hitting the road — and Halldór Kristinn Harðarson, organizer of the Ein með öllu festival in Akureyri, says the town is buzzing with anticipation.
The US has announced 25% tariffs on Indian goods, citing its continued trade with Russia Read Full Article at RT.com
The US authorities have released a previously classified document shedding more light on the staging of the Russiagate hoax Read Full Article at RT.com
Western agencies are sabotaging Russian companies because sanctions and military pressure have failed, Andrey Svintsov has claimed Read Full Article at RT.com
In a landmark licensing agreement, the US tech giant gained rights to New York Times content for training its large-language-models Read Full Article at RT.com
President Trump could lift sanctions on the country’s energy exports to end the Ukraine conflict Read Full Article at RT.com
An Air India flight AI 2017 from Delhi to London returned to the terminal on Thursday due to a suspected technical issue in its Boeing 787 Dreamliner. The pilots decided to discontinue the take-off as a precautionary measure. Consequently, Air India arranged an alternative Dreamliner, which departed around 6 pm.
A tragic incident has unfolded in Patna's Janipur locality, where the burnt bodies of two children were discovered in their home. Police have initiated an investigation into the cause of the deaths, which remain unknown at this time. The children's mother is employed as a security guard at AIIMS Patna, while their father works in the Election Commission, according to authorities.
Punjab is gearing up for a massive commemoration of Guru Tegh Bahadur's 350th martyrdom anniversary in Sri Anandpur Sahib, starting November 23. The three-day event anticipates over 10 million devotees, including NRIs from across the globe. Preceding the main event, “Mashaal-e-Shahadat Yatras” will begin from Srinagar and various regions of Punjab, converging at Anandpur Sahib.
Arvind Kejriwal, addressing a gathering on Udham Singh's martyrdom day, accused previous governments of ruining Punjab, while praising the Bhagwant Mann-led AAP government's efforts in combating drug smuggling and revolutionizing education. He highlighted the arrest of drug lords, improvements in government schools, and increased electricity supply for farmers.
BJP MP Ravi Kishan has urged the government to regulate food prices, quantity, and quality across Indian eateries, from roadside dhabas to five-star hotels. He highlighted the inconsistency in pricing and portion sizes, using the example of varying samosa prices. Kishan proposed a law to ensure fair value for consumers by standardizing food service practices, similar to packaged food labeling.
The US did not guarantee a continued troop presence in the Baltic states, according to Hanno Pevkur Read Full Article at RT.com
Thursday’s televised session in the Rada was marred by punches and insults thrown by MPs Read Full Article at RT.com
A pendulum ride has crashed to the ground injuring at least 23 people, according to local media Read Full Article at RT.com
An American author imagines giving the junta boss a piece of his mind in this bold cocktail of the textual and the visual.
After ending the state of emergency, Min Aung Hlaing gave his regime a new name as he positions himself to claim the presidency in December’s military-run vote.
