Keir Starmer was slammed for 'incompetence' over the handling of the Channel crisis.

The Greek Cypriot government condemned the 'unacceptable' trip by Labour's Afzal Khan, piling pressure on Sir Keir Starmer to sack him.

Kirill Dmitriev responded to a White House post describing Donald Trump as “the president of peace” Read Full Article at RT.com

The Russian and India leaders have established a palpable rapport and frequently communicate with each other, Vinay Kumar has said Read Full Article at RT.com

The White House has opted for a military base in Anchorage as the venue due to security reasons, sources have told CNN Read Full Article at RT.com

Britain will reportedly spend over $47 billion under a deal returning the Indian Ocean territory to Mauritius Read Full Article at RT.com

The Supreme Court has observed that the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) in Bihar, requiring 11 documents, is more voter-friendly than the previous summary revision's seven. Despite arguments against excluding Aadhaar, the court highlighted the inclusionary nature of the extensive document list. Petitioners, however, argued that the documents have limited coverage among the population, citing low passport ownership.

BJP has retaliated against Congress's 'vote chori' allegation, asserting that Sonia Gandhi's name appeared on electoral rolls in 1980, before she became an Indian citizen. Amit Malviya highlighted this as a violation of electoral law. Anurag Thakur presented alleged discrepancies in Congress-held constituencies, accusing the party of historical electoral malpractices.

External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar will meet Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov on August 21. This meeting follows increased tariffs imposed by the US on Indian imports. National Security Advisor Ajit Doval recently met Russian President Vladimir Putin. Discussions during that meeting were not disclosed. Putin is expected to visit India before the end of 2025.

The application process for Haj 2026 has concluded. Applicants are awaiting the Qurrah draw on August 13. The draw will be livestreamed on the Haj Committee of India website. Provisionally selected pilgrims must pay the advance fee by August 20, 2025. Vijayawada is a new embarkation point. A shorter, 20-day Haj package is available for 10,000 pilgrims.

The 27-year-old has argued that the Red Devils' 'reactionary' approach has hampered their ability to win football's biggest prizes since Ferguson's departure.

Dame Diana Johnson, the policing minister, failed to rule out changes to the so-called 'death tax' this autumn amid growing concerns about the state of the public finances.

The Greek Cypriot government condemned the 'unacceptable' trip by Labour's Afzal Khan, piling pressure on Sir Keir Starmer to sack him.

SINGAPORE — In a ploy to withdraw money from her Central Provident Fund (CPF) account before the permitted age of 55, a woman forged two medical documents claiming she had a respiratory illness.Although the CPF Board (CPFB) saw through the ruse and did not disburse any funds to her, the prosecution said Nasuha Zakaria's crime constituted serious mischief.On Aug 12, the 34-year-old was sentenced to five months and 10 weeks' jail after she pleaded guilty to one forgery charge and two unrelated charges of theft.Four other charges of theft, forgery and fraudulently possessing property were taken into consideration during sentencing.Deputy Public Prosecutor Nivethaa Ravintharan said the scheme Nasuha tried to exploit was intended for individuals with a reduced life expectancy, those who are permanently unfit for work or those lacking mental capacity.The prosecutor added: «CPF is a government body and this is a situation where the public confidence is at stake.»The court heard that in 2021, the CPFB received two medical certification forms from Nasuha.

Resistance groups in Sagaing Township say 16 people trapped on the Sagaing–Shwebo road were killed. 

Analysts say regime is seeking to erode public reverence for Daw Aung San Suu Kyi by removing monuments to her father.

Democrats have vowed to counter President Donald Trump’s push for more red House seats, but they may struggle to match it.

Small boat crossings under Labour have surged past 50,000 - equivalent to one arriving every 11 minutes. The milestone underscores the failure of Keir Starmer's pledge to 'smash the gangs'.

Brooklyn Beckham and Nicola's Peltz's vow renewal was a glamorous affair packed with family, fashion and friends earlier this month. 

Billi Mucklow showed off her revenge body in a brown bikini on a family holiday on Tuesday - on the same day her ex Andy Carroll reportedly dumped his girlfriend Lou Teasdale.

Matthew Barber, the PCC for Thames Valley said that tackling thieves was not just a job for police and criticised onlookers for simply filming instances of crime.

The man shared videos of his journey on TikTok, gaining nearly one million views, as he boasted about entering the UK illegally.

Workers' Party (WP) candidates said that their decision to contest in Singapore's next general election will not depend on personal choice, but on whether the party attracts more qualified candidates.WP candidates Siti Alia Abdul Rahim Mattar and Sufyan Mikhail Putra sat down with fellow party members and hosts of This Side of the House, Eileen Chong and Andre Low.In a 42-minute-long debut episode uploaded to the party's social media channels on Monday (Aug 11), the first-time candidates reflected on GE2025 and their personal experiences stepping into Singapore's political arena as newbies.When asked about their plans to run again at the next election in five years, Siti Alia said that it would depend on what is best for the party.«It's always a question of if there are better candidates, more experienced candidates, more trained candidates — people that the party feels would be a better fit,» she said.Siti Alia said it may not be necessary to field the same candidates, but that it might be more important for the party to continue contesting in the same constituencies.

People sweltering in newbuild flats have complained the conditions are unbearable, with one resident saying the temperature inside her home hasn't been below 27C in two months.

Malawi votes on 16th September 2025 while spiraling deeper into an economic abyss, its people are confronted with a complex political choice. Malawi is on her knees, battered by unsustainable debt, crippling foreign exchange shortages, daily essential commodities price rises, rampant food insecurity, and an inflation rate that devours the livelihoods of its poorest citizens. […] The post Malawi’s Dangerous Gamble: The Two Faces of Dr. Dalitso Kabambe appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

A secret high-stakes meeting between Vice President Michael Usi and former President Peter Mutharika has set the political scene ablaze, with sources revealing discussions of a bombshell shake-up to the DPP’s presidential ticket. At the centre of the proposal: former MEC Chairperson Jane Ansah as presidential candidate, with Usi as her running mate. Party insiders […] The post Behind Closed Doors: Usi–Mutharika Meeting Triggers DPP Power Struggle Over Presidential Ticket appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

With just over a month to Malawi’s high-stakes 16 September polls, Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) presidential running mate, Justice Dr. Jane Mayemu Ansah — a trusted lieutenant of Professor Arthur Peter Mutharika — has hit the campaign trail with a fiery message and a promise of “proven leadership.” On Monday, Ansah swept through Thyolo in […] The post DPP’s Ansah Roars Through Thyolo, Mwanza — Lower Shire Today as September Polls Near appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

An infiltration attempt along the Line of Control in Jammu & Kashmir's Uri sector was foiled by the army, resulting in the death of a soldier during the exchange of fire. Security forces have been on high alert following intelligence inputs suggesting possible infiltration attempts from across the LoC and the international border.

The central government clarified in Parliament that it has no intentions of enacting legislation to declare the cow as the national animal, citing that animal preservation falls under the exclusive legislative powers of state legislatures according to the Constitution. However, the Centre is actively promoting cow protection and rearing through the Rashtriya Gokul Mission, initiated in 2014.

Chief Justice of India BR Gavai has assured to review a plea challenging the Supreme Court's recent directive to relocate all stray dogs in Delhi-NCR to shelters. The matter was brought to the CJI's attention, highlighting a previous order by another bench against the killing and relocation of community dogs, emphasizing compassion for all living beings.

The upcoming Alaska summit is a “personal victory” for Russian President Vladimir Putin, Ukraine’s Vladimir Zelensky says Read Full Article at RT.com

Evika Silina noted that Riga would purchase «both air defense systems and other necessary weapons» for Kiev

Maria Zakharova pointed to Kiev’s silence regarding Ukraine refusing a thousand POWs