According to the official, these contractors will be located far from combat operations areas

By 10:45 p.m. Moscow time the Bitcoin price had extended gains trading at $77,109

Luis Arce noted the importance of the status obtained by Bolivia in the context of the world’s move toward multipolarity

The Axios portal reported earlier that Musk took part in a phone call between Trump and Vladimir Zelensky

The Department made this decision «after careful risk assessment and in coordination with interagency stakeholders,» the official said

A 55-year-old man was arrested on Nov 8 after driving an overheight vehicle, which damaged the Cairnhill Circle entrance of the Central Expressway (CTE) tunnel and resulted in closure of the slip road that led to it. In response to The Straits Times’ queries, the police said they were alerted to an accident involving a lorry along the CTE towards Seletar Expressway at around noon on Nov 8. They added that while no injuries were reported, the driver was arrested for illegally driving a heavy motor vehicle over a height of 4.5m without being escorted by a police officer or an auxiliary police officer. The Land Transport Authority said the accident caused damage to some electrical and mechanical equipment on the tunnel ceiling. However, no structural damage to the tunnel was caused, it added. Recovery works were completed and the slip road reopened at about 10.35pm on Nov 8, LTA said in an update. In dashcam footage of the accident posted on the SG Road Vigilante Facebook page, a yellow lorry with a high crane affixed to it can be seen approaching the entrance of the tunnel.

A five-year-old boy tragically died from suffocation after accidentally locking himself inside a car in Mulund East. Kabir Kanojia was playing near his father's shop when he became trapped in a parked Honda. Despite being rushed to Veer Savarkar Hospital, he was declared dead. Police are investigating the incident as an accidental death.

The Supreme Court is reviewing a petition to prohibit tree felling in Delhi without its approval. The petition, prompted by data revealing the felling of five trees hourly, criticizes the Delhi Preservation of Trees Act authorities for insufficient oversight. The petitioner emphasizes the violation of procedural safeguards within the Act and highlights the significant gap between Delhi's existing green cover and the National Forest Policy's mandate.

The Gujarat High Court ruled that anganwadi workers and helpers are entitled to be absorbed as permanent government employees. The court ordered the central and state governments to formulate a policy for their absorption and to pay them arrears based on minimum pay scales for Class 3 and Class 4 posts.

U.S. president-elect Donald Trump's promise to launch a mass deportation of millions of undocumented people has the Canadian government looking at its own border.

A magnitude 5.3 earthquake has struck in northern Yukon, but Natural Resources Canada says there have been no reports of damage.

Actress June Spencer, who played Peggy Woolley on BBC Radio 4's The Archers for more than 70 years, has died aged 105, the BBC said.

A 56-year-old St Catherine man has been charged after allegedly collecting approximately $2.2 million from victims in a job scam. Phillip Panton is charged with obtaining money by false pretense and conspiracy to defraud.

Moscow and Kiev have exchanged bodies of the fallen and helped a 91-year-old woman reunite with her family in Russia Read Full Article at RT.com

Gennady Kuzmin has said that Kiev’s claims are groundless, while its attacks on the bridge prove the regime’s “terrorist nature” Read Full Article at RT.com

Officials in Brussels have reportedly discussed how they can keep Kiev fighting if Donald Trump cuts off the flow of cash and weapons Read Full Article at RT.com

The US president-elect is an ironclad supporter of Israel, but he is unlikely to launch a major war against its enemies Read Full Article at RT.com

The singer - who campaigned for Democrat Barak Obama in 2008 - hinted she'd switched up her party support as she praised the comic's  Election Day cap.

Le collectif Tātā’i et la Fondation Anāvai recherchent trente bénévoles pour le 14 décembre 2024. Cette journée, la cinquième du genre, sera dédiée à la réparation de jouets pour ensuite pouvoir les offrir aux enfants de Mahina qui en ont le plus besoin. En 2023, l'initiative a permis à 800 jouets de finir dans les mains d'enfants plutôt qu'à la poubelle.

Les boulangers de Polynésie ont été informés, mercredi 06 novembre, de problèmes d'approvisionnement en farine de froment. Un quota mensuel est imposé aux professionnels pour le mois de novembre.

Áslaug Arna Sigurbjörnsdóttir, Minister of Universities, Industry, and Innovation, yesterday presented the Icelandic government's first action plan for artificial intelligence until the year 2026.

An application is to be made in the Supreme Court to amend the lawsuit filed by Corporal Rohan James, the former chairman of the Police Federation who has been on interdiction since July 2023, to add the attorney general (AG) as a respondent. James...

Prime Minister Andrew Holness is to know on December 6, whether the Supreme Court will grant his request for a judicial review of the Integrity Commission (IC) report on his financial affairs. The prime minister is seeking, among other things,...

Jamaicans are being urged not to swim or bathe in stagnant water following the recent passage of Tropical Storm Rafael. Health Education and Promotion Officer at the Westmoreland Health Department, Gerald Miller, said playing in or swimming in...

In a landmark decision, the Supreme Court of Appeal has overturned a controversial High Court ruling that had ordered former President Peter Mutharika and former Chief Secretary Lloyd Muhara to personally pay K69 million in legal costs. The case stems from a legal battle over Mutharika’s decision to send former Chief Justice Andrew Nyirenda into […] The post Supreme Court overturns ruling on the K69m legal costs for Mutharika and Muhara appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

Il est vrai que récemment, nous avons vu circuler sur les réseaux sociaux un appel à l'intervention de Monsieur le Président de la République, Président de la Transition, concernant une affaire impliquant un compatriote, Michel Ikamba, et l'ambassade du Bénin au Gabon. Cette situation, liée à des impayés de loyer de près de 30 millions, nous rappelle l'importance de la justice et de la diligence dans le rétablissement des droits. Je souhaite également exprimer ma profonde gratitude (...) - LIBRE PROPOS / SUJET_ECRIT_MAISON

Lord Charles Hindlip passed away at his home in Dorset, aged 83, leaving behind an estate worth a whopping £6,113,334, according to reports.

British Airways is facing a backlash after axing flights to two of the UK's most important allies in the Middle East. The flag carrier is scrapping direct services to Bahrain and Kuwait.

According to Reuters, a small number of US defense contractors will be located far from combat operations areas and will not engage in fighting

«It is remarkable that US Department of State Inspector General Cardell Richardson was sent to Ukraine on November 4 to inspect the transparency and accountability of how it spent aid from across the ocean under the guise of supporting Kiev's Euro-Atlantic aspirations,» Maria Zakharova said

Also four Syrian servicemen were wounded after makeshift explosive devices were dropped near the settlement of Khan al-Sebil in the Idlib governorate