According to current legislation, parliamentary and presidential elections must be announced within a month of the lifting of martial law Read more
Thai PBS channel reports that search and rescue operations are ongoing in the capital's northern Chatuchak district at the site where the 30-story Auditor General's Office building collapsed
Rafael Grossi said that there is no exact date yet
According to the Taiwanese Ministry of National Defense, 37 aircraft crossed the median line of the Taiwan Strait, dividing the island from mainland China
Russian Foreign Ministry Spokeswoman Maria Zakharova stated that the ministers will discuss a comprehensive agenda covering key international and regional issues
A rescuer from the Tsentrospas squadron Grigory Korolkov emphasized that 'the crucial factor in rescue operations is time'
Two significant earthquakes were recorded near Reykjanestá shortly before 5 p.m. today, with the largest measuring 5.3 in magnitude, according to Jóhanna Malen Skúladóttir, a natural hazard specialist at the Icelandic Meteorological Office. The magnitude of the smaller tremor is still being assessed.
Jackson Willie, the North Ambrym Area Administrator (AA), has called for an increase in the government’s community development funding, which currently stands at VT3 million for the area councils. He said this amount is not enough to meet the growing…
The Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock, Forestry, and Biosecurity (MALFB), in collaboration with the World Food Programme (WFP) and the Food Security & Agriculture Cluster (FSAC/FSL) have undertaken a four-day Kobo Toolbox training aimed at improving data collection and management for…
The third phase of the Vanuatu Australia Policing and Justice Programme (VAPJP)was officially launched yesterday, marking an important step in the ongoing partnership between the two nations.
Tourists visiting Vanuatu often want to explore islands beyond Efate, but AV3 (formerly Air Vanuatu) does not offer an online system for booking domestic flights. This lack of connectivity creates delays for travellers seeking same-day connections after their international arrival.
A 16 member Australian delegation including High Commissioner Max Willis and Minister of Climate Change Ralph Regenvanu arrived in Malekula this morning to launch the first REnew Pacific Project, which aims to help over 4700 people gain access to clean…
Alors qu'il était pressenti à la tête de la caisse de prévoyance sociale, un arrêté publié au JOPF le 28 mars confirme la nomination de Pierre Frebault en tant que directeur de la CPS. Il prendra ses fonctions le 4 avril.
Le 20 janvier dernier, le président des Etats-Unis a déclaré dans son discours d'investiture ne reconnaître que deux sexes : masculin et féminin. En conséquence, les personnes «non-binaires» se rendant aux Etats-Unis doivent indiquer leur «sexe de naissance» pour obtenir leur visa. En Polynésie, cette nouvelle règle aux contours flous interroge.
A man was shown on video giving the middle finger to a driver after he narrowly avoided an accident with a girl, likely to be his daughter, who abruptly crossed the road outside St Andrew's Cathedral near City Hall. A video of the incident was uploaded to the SG Road Vigilante Facebook page last week. In the video, a group of three people, presumably a family, were seen jaywalking across the street. The man and woman were seen walking ahead and crossing the street while their daughter hesitated to make a move. She wavered for a few seconds before dashing across to catch up with her parents, unaware that a black car next to her was turning onto the road.
A man who allegedly caused $15,000 worth of damages to a rented BMW car refused to pay for the repairs, claiming he only had $10 in his bank account. In a TikTok video posted on March 21, MV Auto sales manager Darren Ang shared footage from his interaction with the man, stating that it had been two months since the accident. However, there was «radio silence» and «zero compensation» from the car renter, who was referred to as X in the video. Speaking to AsiaOne, Ang said no payment had been made as of April 1. «We want to put it out there, and to let people know that there are consequences for their actions,» Ang said. He declined to share more information about the debtor, citing legal reasons.
Russia and China will continue to work together at the UN and other international formats, President Vladimir Putin has said Read Full Article at RT.com
Members of US President Donald Trump’s national security have reportedly used Gmail accounts for government business Read Full Article at RT.com
The television network reports that tens of thousands of civilians are fleeing southern Gaza as Israel continues intensive artillery and air strikes, particularly targeting Rafah and Khan Yunis
Dhana Warren, who is charged for allegedly making threats in a video posted on social media following the police killing of reputed don Othneil ‘Thickman’ Lobban, is set to go on trial on April 24. Warren, 22, of May Pen, Clarendon, is charged...
The Jamaica Labour Party Caucus in the Kingston and St Andrew Municipal Corporation (KSAMC) wants People’s National Party (PNP) Councillor Jesse James Clarke to resign as Opposition Junior Spokesman on Water over his claims that water being...
Five scrapped motor vehicles suspected of being stolen were today discovered in a section of Burger Gully in Mountain View by the Kingston Eastern police. The vehicles are believed to be two white Nissan AD Wagons, a white Toyota Probox, a white...
The game against Boston was Washington's 74th of the current regular season, out of a total of 82
He did not specify whether the systems had already been delivered to Ukraine or which type of systems they were
60 people will be temporarily evacuated while emergency crews assess and repair the damage
US president is expected to personally announce the details of the restrictions
In an away game against Boston, Russian forward netted his 416th NHL goal since turning 30, breaking the previous record of 415 held by Canadian legend Gordie Howe
The former executive director of the Envy companies cried on the stand on April 1 as he talked about how “the world came crashing down” on his family, who had invested more than $40 million in a nickel-trading scam. Mr Lau Lee Sheng was testifying in the ongoing trial of 37-year-old Ng Yu Zhi, the man accused of masterminding the alleged scam, which attracted $1.46 billion from investors through his companies Envy Asset Management and Envy Global Trading. Ng faces 108 charges over offences including cheating, forgery, criminal breach of trust, money laundering and fraudulent trading. The prosecution is proceeding on 42 of these charges in the current trial, which began in November 2024. Mr Lau, a former secondary schoolmate of Ng, whose companies he joined, told the court that he invested $26 million in the scam, while his father put in another $15 million to $16 million. His mother and two sisters were also investors. The sum of $500,000 that his mother invested was a very significant amount of her life savings, he said.
The Supreme Court has declined to consider Mahua Moitra's plea to disclose details of alternate investment funds and foreign portfolio investors in India's stock market, directing her to first approach Sebi. The Court allowed Moitra to present her concerns to Sebi and seek legal remedies if her representation is not addressed within a reasonable timeframe.
The Allahabad high court rejected a petition to quash criminal proceedings in a case involving alleged rape and unlawful religious conversion. The court emphasized the severity of such offences, citing the woman's allegations that the primary accused deceived and coerced her into conversion under false pretenses.
The Supreme Court deferred the request for return of passport and international travel by influencer Ranveer Allahbadia amidst ongoing police investigations on multiple FIRs against him for inappropriate remarks. The court will review the request on April 21, pending completion of the probe by Maharashtra Police.
The Uttarakhand High Court has requested a response from the state government within 48 hours regarding multiple petitions challenging the Uniform Civil Code. Petitions criticize issues ranging from live-in relationship provisions to the neglect of minority customs, and constitutional and women's rights concerns. The next hearing is scheduled in 10 days.
