Marine Le Pen also said the association had turned toxic and pointed to the need to reform the EU to give member states more powers

According to the press service, the talks are expected to focus on developing relations between Moscow and Hanoi

Earlier, the China Coast Guard reported that a Philippine supply vessel had collided with one of its boats in waters near the disputed Ren’ai (Ayungin) reef in the South China Sea

Bilateral exchanges between Russia and North Korea have intensified since the second half of 2023

The Gaza health ministry said earlier that the overall death toll among Palestinians has climbed up to 37,347, with 85,372 more people being wounded

Our investigation lays bare the scale of the problem, and has identified the 24 seaside communities that are now Britain's Airbnb hotspots.

A tiny calf who was brutally struck twice by a police car is 'limping, sulky and bruised' but recovering, as her owner accuses officers of trying to 'kill' her.

The traditional stone built property boasts two acres and enjoys stunning views of the rolling countryside surrounding Brae Cottage in Dornoch, Sutherland.

Armed police descended on a quiet cul-de-sac in Port Talbot following the horrific incident at 7am.

Malcolm Stocker, 68, of Exmouth, Devon, has been in an intensive care unit at the AHU Hospital in the Turkish resort of Marmaris for nearly a month after being diagnosed with pneumonia.

Live updates from the 2024 campaign trail, with the latest news on presidential candidates, polls, primaries and more.

The trend to use unmanned technologies in military and counterterrorist operations has spread to sea surface and underwater habitat, Alexander Mikheyev said

«No announcements, statements or information must be provided on the matter,» Dmitry Peskov noted

Earlier, the EU adopted an indefinite strategy of non-recognition of Crimea's accession to Russia, to which all countries of the EU and candidate countries are obliged to adhere

The Ukrainian army lost roughly 405 troops in battles with Russian forces in the Kupyansk area over the past day, Russia’s Defense Ministry reported

According to the report, Ukraine's Finance Minister Sergey Marchenko said «talks would continue and he expected the government to reach an agreement by August 1»

Odisha Chief Minister Mohan Charan Majhi on Monday instructed the Water Resources department to ensure the timely completion of ongoing irrigation projects. During a meeting with top officials of the department, Majhi emphasized the importance of efficient water management, especially during the delayed monsoon period.

North India, including Delhi, braces for continued severe heatwave conditions as the IMD issues red alerts. Delhi recorded temperatures well above normal, with high humidity amplifying the heat index to 46 degrees Celsius. The region has endured prolonged heatwaves, while the IMD also forecasts extremely heavy rainfall in Northeast India, particularly Meghalaya, Assam, and Arunachal Pradesh, indicating a shift in weather patterns across the country.

BJP leader M B Bhanuprakash passed away due to a cardiac arrest while participating in a protest against the rise in petrol and diesel prices in Karnataka. «He collapsed after suffering cardiac arrest while getting into his car,» a police source said. «He was rushed to a nearby hospital, but could not be saved,» the source added.​​

[New Times] Three candidates are eligible to run for President in the 2024 elections slated for July. They are incumbent Head of State Paul Kagame, Frank Habineza, and Philippe Mpayimana, according to a final list published by the National Electoral Commission (NEC), on June 14.

C'est un fait indubitable, il n'y a aucun pays au monde qui résiste aux flux migratoires. Le Gabon, notre pays, n'y échappe guère. En effet, davantage plus aujourd'hui qu'hier, il subit des coups de boutoir d'une immigration plutôt sauvage par des flux incessants et incontrôlés de populations étrangères entrant de façon frauduleuse dans son territoire. À l'évidence, le solde migratoire a atteint un niveau d'alerte rouge particulièrement inquiétant. Cet accroissement migratoire est la (...) - LIBRE PROPOS / SUJET_ECRIT_MAISON

En séjour en terre « Molviloise », les membres de la délégation de l'association Ossimane conduite par son président Olivier Mebiame Assame, sont allés faire des civilités au gouverneur de la province de la Ngounié. L'objectif était de décliner, non seulement les raisons de leur séjour, mais aussi, de présenter et expliquer le bienfondé de leur structure associative. Lors de cette audience, les membres de l'association Ossimane ont pu échanger directement avec Paulette Mengue M'Owono, (...) - POLITIQUE / SUJET_ECRIT_MAISON

Earlier, the final joint statement of the Armenia-US strategic dialogue session indicated that the sides would strengthen interaction in the security field and aim to raise the status of cooperation to the level of strategic partnership

On May 19, a helicopter carrying President Raisi crashed in Iran’s Eastern Azerbaijan Province

North Korea’s Kim paid an official visit to Russia in September 2023

Earlier, Solidarity for Peace representatives asked Putin to fully abolish visa requirements for Georgian nationals

Swiss President Viola Amherd said that the conference held at the Burgenstock resort on June 15-16 had revealed differences in viewpoints and that her country was ready to organize another summit

Besides blocking the way, the rubbish left piled up at a Build-To-Order (BTO) estate in Punggol has sparked safety concerns among the residents. Photos sent to CNA by Punggol Point Cove resident Andy Ke show large cardboard boxes, nylon bags and other items dumped in the basement car park of Block 448B. The 41-year-old, who moved into his flat in February, likened the stacks of rubbish to a «mountain» and voiced concerns about the estate's cleanliness, adding that the rubbish pile is a fire hazard. «I can't take it any more. I feel that something must be done,» he told CNA. In an interview with Shin Min Daily News, Ke estimated that 30 per cent of the flats in the new estate are occupied. As renovation works in Punggol Point Cove progressed, the resident noted that an increasing amount of rubbish started to pile up along the walkway of the basement car park. «I've caught some people red-handed but there was nothing I could do,» Ke added. Although the authorities had put up notices informing the public not to discard items illegally, they did not to help alleviate the problem.

Jamaica is among the scheduled visits for United States (US) Navy expeditionary fast transport USNS Burlington, which is set to deploy this July and August to the US Southern Command area of operations as part of US Naval Forces Southern Command/...

Long motivated by a belief that both itself and the media play a vital role in fostering responsible drinking habits, manufacturing giant Red Stripe is set to host the next instalment of its ‘Responsibility Now!’ Town Hall Series this week. The...