Unlike Israel, Syria would likely be able to deal with Hezbollah without “killing everybody,” US President Donald Trump says Read Full Article at RT.com
The exhibition will be open for visitors until August 31
According to Vladimir Zelensky, representatives of the two countries will hold meetings at various levels over a 24-hour period
The match ended with a score of 3:1
Invitations were sent to 14 delegations
The US vice president says that the opponents of the agreement are «not actually dealing with the reality» of what is in the document
Après une première mi-temps morose, l'équipe de France revient en force avec un score final de trois buts à un, face au Sénégal. Mbappé signe deux buts dans ce match et bat ainsi le record de 57 buts, jusque-là détenu par Olivier Giroud.
The Reform UK leader’s manifesto outlines the hard reality many conservative thinkers have warned about for decades Read Full Article at RT.com
France’s DGSI spy agency will swap Palantir data analytics software for a French alternative, PM Sebastien Lecornu has said Read Full Article at RT.com
The FBI has foiled an alleged plot to attack Donald Trump’s UFC event at the White House with kamikaze drones and sniper fire Read Full Article at RT.com
Western countries arbitrarily interpret international law to advance their political agenda, Russian ambassador-at-large Ilya Rogachev says Read Full Article at RT.com
Jeffrey Epstein attempted suicide at least three times before his death in a Manhattan jail cell in 2019, the New York Times has claimed Read Full Article at RT.com
The Enforcement Directorate (ED) has searched 17 locations linked to Suraksha Asset Reconstruction Company Ltd (SARCL) promoter Sudhir Valia and senior executives. The searches are part of a money laundering probe into alleged collusion between SARCL and Yes Bank's former co-promoter Rana Kapoor, involving circular transactions and undervaluation of assets.
The Bombay High Court ruled that a divorced wife cannot seek increased maintenance after her husband's death, but can still claim decreed amounts and arrears from his estate. The court clarified that the right to maintenance is personal and lasts a lifetime, but seeking enhancement requires both parties to be alive.
A disturbing sex racket in Bhind, Madhya Pradesh, has taken a grim turn with police discovering one of the two arrested women has been HIV-positive for three years. The operation, which involved blackmail and false rape threats, saw four individuals apprehended.
The Bank of Japan has lifted interest rates to 1%, their highest level since 1995, in a bid to tame inflation fueled by higher energy costs Read Full Article at RT.com
Naomi Campbell today told a London tribunal she had been 'deceived' and victim to identity fraud as she fought to overturn her five-year ban from serving as a charity trustee.
Just over a week since they were wed in the Cotswolds, newlyweds Peter Philips and Harriet Sperling joined the King and Queen in the traditional carriage procession at Royal Ascot.
'Lack Of Trust, Respect For Int'l Law In World'
An Icelandic Coast Guard helicopter was dispatched shortly before 4 p.m. today following a serious traffic accident in Reykholt, Borgarfjörður.
Keir Starmer said he was 'talking constantly' with the US President despite the leaders not having a one-on-one meeting at the G7 gathering in the French Alps.
Houslisting operations for Census 2027 are progressing, with 23 states and Union Territories completing this initial phase. Himachal Pradesh recently began its field operations, while Kerala and Nagaland launched self-enumeration. This digital-first census aims for comprehensive coverage, collecting data on housing and household details through a structured questionnaire.
Four Army personnel, including a JCO and three jawans, were injured in an accidental landmine blast during a patrol near the LoC in Rajouri district. The explosion occurred during an area domination exercise in a forward area, with displaced mines due to rain cited as a potential cause.
Panic spread in Rajouri's Kotli Kalaban village as land subsidence created large cracks. Agricultural fields, roads, and homes suffered damage. District officials evacuated residents from two severely damaged houses. The Geological Survey of India has been called to assess the situation. This follows similar incidents in Doda, Ramban, Reasi, and Poonch districts in recent years.
Authorities returned the body of Rashid Mughal to his family over two months after his death in an alleged encounter, a rare occurrence in J&K. The Army had initially claimed he was an unidentified terrorist, a statement his family disputes, leading to a magisterial inquiry into the incident.
L'hospitalité de notre peuple est reconnue et appréciée bien au-delà de nos frontières. Cependant, accueillir ne signifie pas renoncer au respect des règles qui garantissent la paix et le vivre-ensemble. À tous ceux qui vivent sur notre sol, qu'ils soient Gabonais ou ressortissants de pays frères : le respect des lois, des institutions, des autorités et des populations locales est un devoir fondamental. Le banditisme, l'escroquerie, les trafics illicites, l'incivisme ou toute forme (...) - LIBRE PROPOS / SUJET_ECRIT_MAISON
Le ministre congolais de la Santé publique, Samuel Roger Kamba, a présenté lundi 15 juin à Kinshasa un bilan épidémiologique de la résurgence de l'épidémie à virus Ebola en République démocratique du Congo. Selon lui, depuis la déclaration officielle de cette énième flambée sur l'ensemble du territoire national, le pays a enregistré 808 cas confirmés et 192 décès sur une période d'un mois. Au cours d'un briefing de presse co-animé avec le ministre de la Communication et des Médias, (...) - SANTE / SUJET_ECRIT_MAISON
L'acquisition d'Assala Energy par la Gabon Oil Company (GOC) a suscité de nombreux débats au sein de l'opinion publique nationale et internationale. Si certains s'interrogent sur le coût financier de cette opération ou pour d'autres considérations, il est essentiel de la comprendre dans le cadre des enjeux stratégiques, économiques et géopolitiques du Gabon. Une ambition affirmée de souveraineté économique Depuis 1957, date de la découverte du champ pétrolier onshore Ozouri à (...) - LIBRE PROPOS / SUJET_ECRIT_MAISON
Cyberbullying is a real issue for the current generation of young people who have grown up in the always connected digital world. While trends have indicated that both victims and perpetrators of cyberbullying are becoming younger, it can also affect adults, with women at greater risk of cyberviolence. Cyberbullying can take many forms and can cause anxiety and depression among its victims. People can experience shame and embarrassment and withdraw from studies, work, interests and their social circles. The impact of cyberviolence can be tangible with a significant economic cost to society. The EU has placed significant importance on tackling the issue of cyberbullying. The Commission has adopted an action plan against cyberbullying in 2026, which focuses on a coordinated approach among Member States. It is designed to foster prevention and awareness, and encourages Member States to adopt comprehensive national strategies and promote a common understanding of cyberbullying to ensure a safer digital environment. The EU has enacted a number of laws which address various elements of digitalisation to protect EU citizens and prevent providers of digital services and content from engaging in harmful practices. The EU also has a suite of policies and strategies to complement its legal framework in online child protection, coupled with support for parents and educators. Risks from cyber-enabled violence continue to be a threat to European society, especially its young people. While advances in digital technology provide many opportunities, these are accompanied by a myriad of dangers. Cyberbullying is one such danger, with real-world consequences for individuals. While Member States across the EU have embarked on multi-faceted responses to the issue, there have been calls for an EU-wide legally binding definition of cyberbullying. Source : © European Union, 2026 - EP
Mohammed Koyes, 58, from Carlisle, Cumbria, knocked back most of a one litre bottle of gin while travelling from Bangladesh to Heathrow Airport, a court heard.
