[Premium Times] The country faces a public health crisis characterised by a poor supply of affordable medicines and too few pharmacies.

Ella Wild (pictured) was part of a small group of anti-meat campaigners who staged a demonstration inside an Asda store in Canterbury, Kent, on Easter Saturday.

The first inkling that drummer Zak Starkey had that something might be amiss, was a feeling of 'muscle tightness' in his right leg during a band rehearsal.

Maurice Okello, 39, pleaded guilty at Southwark Crown Court to forging an unfit to work note so he could go on holiday and fraudulently claiming £41,476.91 under the guise of work travel.

RIYADH: The International Saudi Falcons and Hunting Exhibition will take place in Riyadh from Oct. 2–11, the Saudi Press Agency reported. This prominent global event brings together falconry and hunting enthusiasts from around the world at the Saudi Falcons Club in Malham, north of the capital. The exhibition highlights Saudi Arabia’s commitment to cultural heritage by showcasing the significance of falconry, promoting environmental awareness, and encouraging economic contributions.

RIYADH: The National Water Co. has completed two major water supply projects in Diriyah governorate, Riyadh, at a cost of more than SR140 million ($37 million). It is part of efforts to enhance water and environmental infrastructure, and expand service coverage, according to the Saudi Press Agency. The projects, covering more than 26 km, will boost supply to Diriyah and nearby Riyadh districts, including Hittin, Al-Nakheel and Al-Khuzama, while also supporting the Diriyah Gate project.

JEDDAH: Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has landed in Jeddah on Tuesday as he embarks on a two-day official visit to Saudi Arabia.  Modi’s plane was escorted by Saudi Royal fighter as it entered Saudi airspace, Indian newspapers reported.  “India deeply values its long and historic ties with Saudi Arabia that have acquired strategic depth and momentum in recent years,” said Modi in a statement released by his office. “Together, we have developed a mutually beneficial and substantive partnership.”

RIYADH: Saudi Arabia’s Education Minister Yousef Al-Benyan met leaders from various universities, institutes and research centers in China, the Saudi Press Agency reported on Tuesday. He was accompanied by Saudi Ambassador to China Abdulrahman Al-Harbi and Ministry of Education Undersecretary for International Cooperation Nasser Al-Aqeeli. The meeting, part of the minister’s visit to Beijing, aimed to explore new avenues for cooperation to enhance the educational and research systems in both countries.

RIYADH: The dugong, or Dugong dugon, a marine mammal classified as vulnerable, remains a key indicator of marine biodiversity in Saudi Arabia.  Found in the country’s warm coastal waters, the species is considered an important marker of the health and stability of marine ecosystems, the Saudi Press Agency reported.  During Saudi Arabia’s Environment Week, the dugong featured prominently in events, drawing attention to ongoing conservation efforts and the responsibilities shared by researchers, environmental advocates, and policymakers.

TEHRAN – The national population week will be observed from May 14 to 20 under the theme ‘children, life assets’.

TEHRAN – Tehran Disaster Mitigation and Management Organization is hosting an international Urban Search and Rescue (USAR) course, which kicked off on Monday and will conclude on Thursday.

TEHRAN – The national hearing screening campaign has covered around 97 percent of the target population, an official with the health ministry has said.

TEHRAN – Currently, the United Nations Development Program (UNDP) activities in Iran are centered around four key areas, including social and economic welfare, health, environment, and disaster risk reduction, Ayshanie Medagangoda-Labé, the resident representative ad interim for UNDP in Iran, has said.

Households in a rural district in Neyshabur, northeast of the country, are using solar power to help reduce greenhouse gases and protect the environment.

The fuel that the country purchases from the EU comes from Russia via the TurkStream pipeline, Aleksey Kucherenko has claimed Read Full Article at RT.com

Malawi’s Minister of Mining, Ken Zikhale Ng’oma, has announced that the country will host a mining investment forum from April 28 to 29, 2025, at the prestigious Bingu International Convention Centre (BICC) in Lilongwe. Speaking at a press briefing, Ng’oma confirmed that President Dr. Lazarus McCarthy Chakwera is expected to officially open the indaba as […] The post Malawi to Hold Mining Indaba in Lilongwe This Month appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

Moscow’s trade representative in Nigeria says a new maritime route will enhance trade with the region, including with landlocked Mali Read Full Article at RT.com

Steve Witkoff will arrive in Moscow later this week, a diplomatic adviser to President Vladimir Putin has said Read Full Article at RT.com

Hyundai pulled out of the country’s market in 2022, citing parts supply problems caused by Ukraine-conflict-related sanctions   Read Full Article at RT.com

Pete Hegseth has been accused of mishandling classified information tied to the bombing of Yemen Read Full Article at RT.com

Authorities have declared a state of emergency as a huge cloud of smoke has risen over the Kirzhach district Read Full Article at RT.com

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Oleg Bartsits added that «it is necessary to sign an agreement on the non-use of military force»

«It's shameful that on the other side our adversaries dare to issue warnings to those who want to come to Moscow,» Alexander Grushko said

Bids can be submitted via the Moscow Exchange or the St. Petersburg Currency Exchange

The official euro rate was increased by 37 kopecks to 94.04 rubles

Au Vatican, les filles n'ont toujours pas le droit de devenir servantes de messe, un privilège encore réservé aux garçons. Pourtant, la grâce divine, qui transcende les frontières et les traditions, s'est manifestée avec force en 2019. Deux jeunes filles gabonaises étaient du rendez-vous, les soeurs Moulombi. Elles rendent hommage au Pape François, décédé à l'âge de 88 ans, ce lundi 21 avril 2025. Lors d'un événement historique, le pape François, premier souverain pontife à fouler le (...) - RELIGION / SUJET_ECRIT_MAISON

  Justice rights campaigners are giving President Lazarus Chakwera a big thumbs-up for securing a multi-billion kwacha Chinese-funded Judiciary Complex, set to transform Malawi’s justice system. The Centre for Human Rights, Education, Advice and Assistance (CHREAA) has welcomed the upcoming Lilongwe-based complex as a powerful symbol of the government’s commitment to judicial reform and improved […] The post Justice Rights Activists Hail Chakwera Over Game-Changing Judiciary Complex appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

In a scandalous move that reeks of impunity and elite protectionism, there are credible reports that convicted wildlife trafficker and serial corruption suspect Lin Yunhua—currently serving a 14-year sentence at Dedza Prison—is on the verge of being freed, courtesy of President Lazarus Chakwera’s so-called “presidential pardon.” According to sources within Dedza Prison who spoke under […] The post Justice for Sale: Convicted Wildlife Kingpin to Walk Free? appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

Although seismic activity has eased in recent weeks, the ground near the Sundhnúkagígar crater row is still restless. According to Salóme Jórunn Bernharðsdóttir, a natural hazards specialist at the Icelandic Meteorological Office, the area continues to experience 80–150 small earthquakes daily.

The ideas are still flowing for Canadian rock icon Bryan Adams. Nearly 50 years into his music career, he’s showing no signs of slowing down — and this week, he's back in Iceland for two sold-out performances at Harpa’s Eldborg Hall, the first was last night and the second is tonight, April 22.

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B.C.'s privacy watchdog has sided with a woman suing the provincial government and its victim assistance program over an alleged breach of her sensitive files.