Russian foreign minister reiterated that Russia has never avoided dialogue, nor did it interrupt it Read more
Jamaicans are being encouraged to give consideration to integrating fire safety systems into security set-ups installed in their homes and businesses. This urging comes from Jamaica Fire Brigade (JFB) Deputy Commissioner, Sean Martin, who says...
The police in St Elizabeth are searching for hoodlums who shot and killed a man during a robbery at a supermarket in Maggotty. The deceased has been identified as 62-year-old Aggrey Atkinson of Russell in Balaclava the parish. Reports are...
The St Andrew South police are investigating the murder of a man at a car wash. Gunned down was 45-year-old Damion Smith, a truck driver of Nannyville Gardens. Reports are that about 12:15 p.m., Smith was sitting at...
A correctional officer has been charged with child abuse and cruelty to a child over the beating of the 13-year-old daughter of his female companion. The girl's mother has also been charged with aiding and abetting child...
The policeman who was severely injured in a hit-and-run in St James earlier this month has died. The Jamaica Constabulary Force (JCF) says Constable Linroy Codner passed away in hospital this morning. Codner sustained multiple brain injuries after...
The Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget predicts many of Trump’s policies could hasten the looming depletion of the Social Security Trust Fund.
Federal Election Commission filings Sunday showed Harris’s campaign raised more than three times what Trump’s did in September. But polls still show a close race.
Elon Musk offering money to voters is “deeply concerning,” Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro said Read Full Article at RT.com
«They do not have to join BRICS, but they should collaborate in the implementation of specific projects, which is in the interests of all of us,» Russia's top diplomat said
In his latest memoir, Boris Johnson attempted to deny responsibility for derailing the Istanbul talks, Russian foreign minister said
An estimated $10 million is up for grabs at today's Toto draw after the past three draws saw no winners. According to Singapore Pools' website, the prize money snowballed from $1.2 million on Oct 10, to $2.9 million on Oct 14 and $5.6 million on the last draw on Oct 17 with no winners for the Group 1 prize. The last time the prize money snowballed above $10 million was in May earlier this year, where a lucky winner took home over $13 million. At the most recent draw last Thursday (Oct 17), there were four winners who shared the Group 2 prize of $144,271. A Group 1 prize was last won during the Oct 7 draw, where the jackpot of $3 million was bagged by a sole winner. The draw will be held later tonight at 9.30pm.
A month after renting out her two-room Jalan Batu flat to a foreign student, a woman returned to find the unit in a mess, and new bunk beds and mattresses brought in. The 60-year-old landlord, surnamed Luo, told Shin Min Daily News that in February, a property agent had connected her with two students claiming to be from Sri Lanka and visiting Singapore for their internships. Luo, a cleaner, was informed there would be four people living in the Kallang flat. The tenants subsequently paid a month's rent and a month's deposit for a one-year tenancy contract. A maximum of four tenants are allowed to rent a two-room flat, according to HDB regulations. The landlord then gave the tenants the keys and left any follow-up matters to the agent as she was leaving for an overseas trip. When Luo returned to Singapore later, she noticed the tenant had not registered themselves with the authorities. During an impromptu visit to the unit about a month later, however, Luo was taken aback to see three new faces leaving the flat.
Former US President Donald Trump manned the fry station at McDonald’s on Sunday Read Full Article at RT.com
One person running in the 2024 Detroit Free Press Marathon is dead after collapsing on the Canadian side of the cross-border route.
Russian foreign minister reiterated that Russia has never avoided dialogue, nor did it interrupt it
NATO’s new chief «serves as a `technical secretary’ who is articulating the position that has been agreed upon within NATO, largely influenced by Washington's stance,» the minister said
The two premiers plan to discuss pressing issues facing cooperation in the trade, economic, cultural and humanitarian spheres between Russia and Kyrgyzstan
«Criminal groups working with foreign forces have attacked our country with tens of millions of euros, lies and propaganda to keep our country trapped in uncertainty and instability,» Maia Sandu said
Since 1980 at least 1,400 teachers and support staff and 12,600 pupils, have died from mesothelioma - an aggressive cancer caused by inhaling asbestos fibres.
Le roi Charles a assisté à une messe et exprimé sa «grande joie» d'être revenu en Australie, dimanche lors de sa première apparition publique depuis son arrivée dans le pays.
Les propriétaires de voilier de la marina Taina et résidents à bord vont-ils payer leur loyer mensuel 500% plus cher ? C'est la question que se pose l’association des voiliers en Polynésie. Pour rappel, le 25 janvier dernier, le conseil d'administration du Port autonome annonçait une augmentation des tarifs aux plaisanciers. Une plainte avait alors été déposée par l'association des voiliers. L'audience est prévue le 25 octobre.
L’agriculture biologique gagne du terrain en Polynésie. Et cela grâce à des jeunes motivés et courageux. C’est le cas de Tuhani Pugibet. 4 ans maintenant qu’il a lancé sa production de taro, de fruits, de légumes et de cultures vivrières. Comme chaque année, il organise des journées portes ouvertes. L’occasion pour les visiteurs de mieux comprendre ce qu’est la culture bio et de les pousser à consommer bio.
[Leadership] In a record-breaking deportation flight, 44 Nigerians and Ghanaians were forcibly deported from the United Kingdom on Saturday, reflecting a significant escalation in the country's immigration enforcement.
[New Times] A significant change in new infections occurred in the third week of the Marburg virus outbreak, when a 50 per cent reduction was observed, which is the best indicator that an «outbreak is dying,» Minister of Health Dr Sabin Nsanzimana has said.
[New Times] World Health Organization (WHO) Director-General Dr. Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus has commended Rwanda's rapid and effective response to the Marburg virus outbreak, noting the important role of leadership in managing such health crises.
SINGAPORE – An oil leak in the pre-dawn hours of Oct 20 from a Shell pipeline has affected waters off Singapore, said the Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore (MPA). The oil started leaking at around 5.30am from a land-based pipeline belonging to the British petrochemical company between Bukom Island and Bukom Kecil, the authority said in a statement the same day. MPA was alerted to the incident more than seven hours later at about 1pm. The leak was stopped at about 3pm, a Shell spokesperson said separately. Shell said the oil “spilt into a holding area but some overflowed” into the water channel between Bukom Island and Bukom Kecil, adding that it is still assessing the total volume spilt. There were no new oil sightings as at 6pm, MPA added.
A child in pyjamas was seen standing on the ledge outside a window of a third-storey unit in Canberra on Oct 20. In a video shared on Facebook by netizen Nela M Hock, the child appears to be no more than five years old. As onlookers gathered at the grass patch on the ground floor, the child stood motionless on the ledge. According to the Facebook post, the onlookers went to the unit and knocked on the door but there was no reply. A few individuals in the video were seen holding a white sheet at the beneath where the child stood. A man was then seen exiting the window of another unit on the third storey and inched along the edge to approach the child. When the man picked the child up and moved towards his window to put the child to safety, a pair of arms appear to receive the child from inside the flat. Netizens commented that the flat should have window grilles and questioned where the child's parents were.
Brazil’s president has canceled his trip to Russia after suffering an injury Read Full Article at RT.com
In a letter to the Chancellor, some of Britain's biggest retailers, hotels and restaurants, warn that removing the VAT refund for visitors has been 'a spectacular own goal.'
Handed armfuls of flowers, toy koalas and even some kangaroo jerky, the couple were repeatedly thanked for making the long journey over, particularly in light of His Majesty's on-going cancer treatment.
The rapist was believed to have arrived and spoken to the female victim at the Toddler's Cove playground near Whitehall Road, Canterbury, Kent, with three other men.
We now know that for the past year Sir Chris Hoy has been living with a devastating secret: that his cancer diagnosis revealed in February was terminal.
Early results based on a fraction of the vote showed 56 per cent of Moldovans voting 'no' at Sunday's referendum on their EU aspirations
Get the latest news from the 2024 campaign trail in the contest between Vice President Kamala Harris and former president Donald Trump.
