Ólafur Ragnar Grímsson, former President of Iceland, has submitted two written opinions to the Prime Minister’s Office regarding a government bill introduced by Kristrún Frostadóttir, stating that it could “undermine the independence of the President of Iceland.”

Miatta Fahnbulleh accused the Reform leader of engaging in the 'politics of grievance'.

The former Duchess of York is in the midst of a 'housing crisis' and is clinging on to the hope of finding a new place in Windsor, a source close to her has said.

The Justice Department says it is releasing the latest batch of files related to the federal investigations of convicted sex offenders Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell.

Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche’s announcement signals an apparent shift from its handling so far of shootings involving agents.

A temporary funding lapse is expected over the weekend, as Speaker Mike Johnson says the House can consider the agreement early next week.

German unemployment has risen to a 12-year high as weak growth continues to weigh on the EU’s largest economy Read Full Article at RT.com

US authorities are investigating claims that Meta employees could access encrypted WhatsApp messages, Bloomberg reports Read Full Article at RT.com

Malawi is losing more than K1.2 trillion every year because gold is being smuggled out of the country instead of being sold through official channels, a new study has revealed. This means Malawi is losing about US$700 million annually, money that could be used to buy fuel, medicines, fertiliser and to support development projects. The […] The post Gold Smuggling Costs Malawi Over K1.2 Trillion Every Year appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

Small-scale traders in Limbe, Blantyre yesterday staged a furious protest against the Malawi Revenue Authority (MRA), accusing the tax body of harassment, punitive policies, and crushing businesses with the new Electronic Invoicing System (EIS). At least 400 business owners, dressed in black and carrying placards, marched from Independence Drive to MRA’s Msonkho House, flanked by […] The post “MRA, I Work So You Can Eat? Traders Say Enough is Enough” appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

The Malawi National Examinations Board (MANEB) has announced a significant change to the national examination calendar, saying that starting this year, the Junior Certificate of Education (JCE) exams will be administered before the Primary School Leaving Certificate Examination (PSLCE). Traditionally, Malawi’s national exams begin with the Primary School Leaving Certificate Examination, followed by the JCE […] The post MANEB Announces Major Change in National Exam Timetable; JCE to Be First appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

Rumphi’s chieftaincy crisis is deepening as Paramount Chief Chikulamayembe, born Joseph Bongololo Gondwe, faces mounting criticism over his handling of administrative appointments in his jurisdiction. At the center of the storm is the controversial promotion of Group Village Head (GVH) Mwang’onga to the position of Sub-Traditional Authority (STA) in Ng’onga Zone, Henga Valley. Eight of […] The post Rumphi Chieftaincy in Turmoil as Paramount Chief Pushes Controversial Appointment appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

Minister of Information and Digitisation, Shadric Namalomba, has delivered a blunt warning to employees of the state-owned Malawi Broadcasting Corporation (MBC), urging them to stop meddling in partisan politics and uphold professionalism in serving the public. Speaking during a visit to MBC’s Area 4 Studios in Lilongwe, Namalomba emphasised that the public broadcaster must remain […] The post Namalomba Issues Stern Warning to MBC Over Partisan Politics, Signals Shake-Up at Malawi Post Corporation appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta inaugurated a new Electric Receiving Sub Station (RSS) of the Delhi Metro near the Central Vista Project Area, at Park Street on Friday.

The Supreme Court has made significant observations regarding acid attack cases. The court suggested extraordinary punitive measures and questioned why convicted attackers' assets cannot be seized for victim compensation. Shaheen Malik, an acid attack survivor, shared her long struggle for justice. The court urged high courts to expedite trials and sought data from states.

Bhupinder Singh Hooda, Haryana's opposition leader, accused the BJP government of betraying the poor by arbitrarily canceling ration cards and pensions. He stated that over 70,000 ration cards and 500,000 pensions were stopped in six months due to minor errors in Family IDs, with Haryana leading national cancellations.

British authorities cannot agree on whether a migrant who entered the UK nearly 20 years ago is from Bangladesh or Myanmar (pictured).

One of the largest taxi companies in Toronto will be down to three wheelchair-accessible cabs by the end of March, leaving a gap in options for accessible road transportation. Some advocates and providers say the city is failing to support accessible taxi drivers.

A provincial court judge has found a former police officer guilty of perjury and says the man lied to protect his own interests during the trial for a colleague.

While playing college hockey in 2019, Brock Weston called a locker room meeting and came out to his teammates. He expected some backlash, but found overwhelming support.

The law is meant to give police legal authority to share information that advocates say could prevent cases of intimate partner violence.

While a record number of surgeries is being performed in the province, the number of people on Alberta's waitlist is longer than it was two years ago. And the latest provincial data shows less than two-thirds of patients had their surgeries completed within the recommended time period.

Police in Northeast Iceland are warning of slippery road conditions in many parts of the district.

Kirill Dmitriev commented on Vladimir Zelensky’s statement that Ukraine did not receive a batch of air defense missiles because Europe did not pay for them

According to Maria Zakharova, the desire of European officials to blame others for all their troubles is generally understandable

The European officials did not provide any details

The futures price lost 5.27% to $3,957 per metric ton

The batch with the volume of 47,700 metric tons was shipped from the port of Vysotsk in the Leningrad Region