U.S. Customs and Border Protection is suspending its operations at the Montréal-Trudeau International Airport, leading to multiple flight cancellations Wednesday.

Près de quatre ans après la création du Bureau des Nations Unies pour la Jeunesse, le débat sur son évolution institutionnelle prend une nouvelle dimension. Portée par l'acteur gabonais de la jeunesse Emmanuel Obakamba Ombana, une série de propositions stratégiques en faveur d'une réforme du Bureau vient de recevoir un accueil favorable de Son Excellence, Monsieur Felipe Paullier, Secrétaire Général adjoint des Nations Unies chargé de la Jeunesse et Chef du Bureau des Nations Unies pour la (...) - INTERNATIONAL / SUJET_ECRIT_MAISON

The head of a prominent governance watchdog has admitted he has no evidence whatsoever to support explosive allegations he made against Malawi’s Minister of Lands — yet he is still daring the minister to sue him for criminal libel. Sylvester Namiwa, executive director of the Centre for Democracy and Economic Development Initiative (CDEDI), was given […] The post Namiwa: ‘No evidence’ against Chipungu, court fight looms appeared first on Malawi News | Breaking News, Politics, Business & Sports | Nyasa Times.

A mid‑year assessment by the African Presidency Accountability Council (APAC) has ranked Malawi’s President Peter Mutharika as the continent’s best‑performing leader on governance, human rights and political stability — a claim likely to prompt debate among analysts and civil society groups. Released in Addis Ababa, the report’s authors describe Mutharika as “an African star shining […] The post Mutharika rated highest‑performing African leader in APAC review appeared first on Malawi News | Breaking News, Politics, Business & Sports | Nyasa Times.

A LOYAL bicycle taxi rider who proudly rocked his favourite political party’s gear has been given the ultimate reward — a shiny new motorbike worth over 3.8 MILLION kwacha! ​Mariko Kalembera became an internet sensation after photos of him powering through the streets of Lilongwe on his humble bicycle in full UTM merch blew up […] The post Kaba-Zoom! UTM gifts diehard fan brand new motorbike after his viral photo melts hearts! appeared first on Malawi News | Breaking News, Politics, Business & Sports | Nyasa Times.

Malawi’s chief justice has urged the public to challenge court decisions through proper channels and disregard online commentators, warning that misinformation is actively undermining faith in the legal system. ​Speaking at a judiciary open-day event at St Augustine 3 Primary School in Mangochi, Rizine Mzikamanda KC called on citizens to share their experiences of the […] The post Judiciary Chief Rebukes ‘Self-Styled Experts’ Misleading Public Over Courts ​Malawi’s chief justice has urged the public to challenge court decisions through proper channels and disregard online commentators, warning that misinformation is actively undermining faith in the legal system. ​Speaking at a judiciary open-day event at St Augustine 3 Primary School in Mangochi, Rizine Mzikamanda KC called on citizens to share their experiences of the courts directly with officials to help bolster accountability and refine the delivery of justice. ​Addressing residents in Senior Chief Mponda’s area, Justice Mzikamanda said the judiciary was striving to become more transparent and people-centred, adding that public outreach efforts were vital to dispelling persistent myths surrounding legal proceedings. ​”This open day seeks to correct misconceptions about court operations and remind citizens that everyone has a constitutional right to access justice on an equal basis before the law,” Justice Mzikamanda said. ​He warned against listening to self-styled legal experts whose commentary risked eroding public trust, urging those with grievances to seek direct guidance from the courts instead. ​Acknowledging a severe backlog of cases, the chief justice outlined measures aimed at streamlining the system. These include expanding court circuits, introducing electronic filing systems, constructing new court facilities, and broadening access to legal services in rural districts. ​Senior Chief Mponda welcomed the initiative, noting that the session had clarified which courts hold jurisdiction over specific matters. He pledged to work alongside judicial officers to ensure local communities report grievances through formal legal channels. appeared first on Malawi News | Breaking News, Politics, Business & Sports | Nyasa Times.

Parliament has approved Bill Number 7 of 2026, clearing the way for Malawi to draw down a US$50 million grant from the International Development Association to support an ambitious overhaul of the country’s export value chains. The legislation, tabled by Finance Minister Joseph Mwanamveka, ratifies a financing agreement for the Transforming High Potential Resilient Value […] The post Mwanamveka says new IDA programme will support 100 firms appeared first on Malawi News | Breaking News, Politics, Business & Sports | Nyasa Times.

OpenAI’s latest AI model has broken containment, but the company could be stoking fears of a robot apocalypse for its own PR purposes Read Full Article at RT.com

Washington is backing a $150 million rare earths project in Madagascar as it seeks alternatives to China-dominated mineral supply chains Read Full Article at RT.com

The US has banned Chinese robots amid an intensifying rivalry to dominate advanced technology and the AI sector Read Full Article at RT.com

Fifteen elephants have died in Kenya’s Amboseli ecosystem as preliminary tests detect a possible toxic substance Read Full Article at RT.com

India is eyeing diversification of its energy sources by purchasing liquefied natural gas from the Arctic region Read Full Article at RT.com

The Office of Disaster Preparedness and Emergency Management (ODPEM) is scrambling to assuage donors and international partners who contributed more than $1.4 billion to the SupportJamaica.gov.jm website that the platform is owned by the Government and not Amber, a private company which developed the platform.

The foreign minister said that Russians' main national quality is something that does not exist in the West

According to the statement, Russia's HIV control programs do not depend on international funding

High-explosive aerial bombs of 1.5-ton, 500-kg, and 250-kg weight classes are used with the universal gliding and correction module, demonstrating high effectiveness against dispersed targets, concentrations of equipment, and field fortifications

There have been no injuries among Israeli soldiers reported

According to the scholar, it's crucial that richer countries allocate money for HIV treatment in third-world countries where there is no budget for treatment or decent medicine

The Bihar State Transgender Welfare Board approved constructing a temple for Prime Minister Narendra Modi. A board member stated the prime minister provided the community with respect and rights. This proposal was moved during the board's inaugural meeting after the new act's implementation. The board functions under the Bihar government's Social Welfare Department for community empowerment. This decision reflects the transgender community's institutional representation in the state secretariat.

American influencer Laura Loomer has interviewed Ukrainian far-right commander Andrey Biletsky during her pro-Kiev tour Read Full Article at RT.com

With Parliament in recess and Nigel Farage in hiding from Count Binface, one Andrew Murray Burnham and his team have sensed their window of opportunity - and gone for it.

Caring, sharing Holly Willoughby blessed us with a return to the broadcast world this week, floating back down the airwaves like a blonde cherub on a candy-floss cloud of crud.

Former PC Lauren Evans, 35, claimed she was subjected to an intimate body search by a man claiming to be a Kent police officer on the A20 in south-east London in March 2023.

Sorrel, in Dorking, Surrey, told diners this week in an email that their upcoming booking had been cancelled after making 'the very difficult decision' to close with immediate effect.

Police in Limbe have arrested two men accused of selling counterfeit and unregistered pesticides without a licence. The suspects — Patrick Savala, 35, from Mulanje, and Lewis Dzikolatha, 25, from Chikwawa — were detained on 27 July after officers from the Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs Section received a tip‑off during a routine patrol. Detectives traced […] The post Two arrested in Limbe over illegal pesticide sales appeared first on Malawi News | Breaking News, Politics, Business & Sports | Nyasa Times.