C'est un rendez-vous incontournable du calendrier sportif. Après Hilo à Hawaii l'année dernière, les championnats du monde de vitesse de va'a se déroulent au Brésil, du 16 au 20 août prochain. La Polynésie y sera représentée en force : 102 rameurs et rameuses qui tenteront de défendre le titre suprême.

At least 15 foreign fighters have been killed in a Russian strike on a Ukrainian camp with lax security, the New York Times has reported Read Full Article at RT.com

Baroness Debonnaire, a Labour peer of Indian heritage, has called for the removal of the Clive of India statue outside London's Foreign Office. She argues that the statue inaccurately portrays India's history and its relationship with Britain, particularly concerning the East India Company's exploitative role.

The Rajasthan High Court has supported a visually impaired MBBS student's plea to continue her studies, emphasizing that vision extends beyond eyesight. The court has instructed medical authorities to form an expert panel to evaluate Ankita Singodia's capabilities and suggest ways to help her finish the course after she lost her vision in an accident.

Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov and US Secretary of State Marco Rubio have discussed the upcoming summit in Alaska Read Full Article at RT.com

The White House has named Anchorage, Alaska, as the location for Friday’s summit between presidents Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin Read Full Article at RT.com

Presidents Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump are set to meet in Alaska on Friday Read Full Article at RT.com

The statement comes as the US and Russian leaders prepare to meet in Alaska this week Read Full Article at RT.com

Moscow claims Kiev is preparing a staged attack in Kharkov Region to frame Russian forces and disrupt the August 15 negotiations Read Full Article at RT.com

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An 11-day anti-terror operation in Kulgam, Kashmir, is winding down after no contact with terrorists for 48 hours. The extensive search, triggered by intelligence about 3-5 militants, resulted in one local terrorist's death. Two soldiers, Lance Naik Pritpal Singh and Sepoy Harminder Singh, were also killed.

The J&K police's SIA raided eight locations in Srinagar, including Yasin Malik's residence, concerning the 1990 murder of Sarla Bhatt, a Kashmiri Pandit hospital employee. This action follows LG Manoj Sinha's commitment to reinvestigate terror killings.

Heavy rains and inclement weather led to school closures in Rajouri, Reasi, and Poonch districts of J&K. The Jammu-Srinagar national highway faced disruptions due to mudslides, with rising water levels in rivers. The IMD forecasts more heavy rainfall, especially impacting Bhaderwah, Ramban, and other areas, causing road blockages and landslides, prompting authorities to issue advisories and establish helplines.

In Samba district, a night curfew has been imposed within two kilometers of the International Border, effective from 10 pm to 5 am for the next two months. This measure, coordinated with security agencies, aims to bolster border surveillance and deter illegal activities by regulating civilian movement during nighttime hours.

Pakistan has welcomed the US decision to designate the Balochistan Liberation Army (BLA) and its suicide wing, the Majeed Brigade, as Foreign Terrorist Organizations. This move reinforces Pakistan's counterterrorism efforts, especially as the groups are blamed for attacks like the Jaffar Express hijacking.

Amidst ongoing «vote theft» allegations, AAP leader Priyanka Kakkar accuses the BJP of electoral fraud during the upcoming Delhi Assembly elections, criticizing Congress's silence on Delhi's irregularities while raising concerns elsewhere. Opposition parties, including Congress, protested in Parliament over electoral roll revisions, with Rahul Gandhi framing the issue as a fight to protect the Constitution.

TMC spokesperson Kunal Ghosh has issued a legal notice to the father of the RG Kar rape and murder victim following accusations that Ghosh bribed the CBI to compromise the case. Ghosh refuted the allegations, highlighting his own ongoing CBI cases and questioning the agency's susceptibility to his influence.

The Supreme Court's order to relocate Delhi-NCR stray dogs to shelters within eight weeks has sparked controversy. Supporters, including RWAs and attack victims' families, cite public safety concerns due to rising dog bites. Conversely, animal rights groups and politicians condemn the directive as inhumane and impractical, emphasizing the need for humane solutions like sterilization and vaccination.

Key political figures, including Amit Shah and Sonia Gandhi, participated in the Constitution Club of India elections, where Rajiv Pratap Rudy faced a strong challenge from Sanjeev Balyan for a crucial position.

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Members of the Stop Trump Coalition have vowed to make a racket to show their opposition to the US Vice President's 'politics of hate'.

Abdullah Merez, 23, admitted that he had been illicitly delivering food for the company after being caught in Woking, Surrey, on May 2 this year. He was fined just two hours of pay.

A Nigerian man who sexually assaulted a young woman next to Bournemouth beach has avoided jail.

The Vice President's visit to the Cotswolds has already attracted some criticism with locals complaining about disruption and left-leaning protesters flocking to the area.

The former first minister suggested living elsewhere would give her a 'perspective shift', although she insisted she would not be going away for 'very long'.

As Malawi gears up for its September 16 general elections, the Human Rights Defenders Coalition (HRDC) has issued a stark warning: This election is not just about casting ballots; it is a critical test of Malawi’s democratic integrity and national conscience. “Democracy is on trial,” declared HRDC, urging voters to reject tribalism, political theatrics, and […] The post Democracy on Trial: HRDC Warns Malawians—Your Vote Decides Whether Our Nation Rises or Falls appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

World Vision Malawi has bid farewell to a 20 years Nkhoma Area Programme (AP) which has seen improved access to quality education, potable water, children welfare as well as good nutrition services in the area of Traditional Authority Chitekwele in Lilongwe. Director of Operation at World Vision Malawi Charles Chimombo disclosed that although the programme […] The post World Vision Malawi bid farewell to Nkhoma Area Programme, transition into Vision Fund programme appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.