A grandmother has been threatened with a criminal conviction if she does not pay a £600 fine for allegedly fly-tipping a single cardboard box.

The transfer window is open and here are today's developments from Daily Mail Sport's Simon Jones, including the West Ham star wanted by Turkish giants Galatasaray...

Nicola Peltz's ex-boyfriend's sister Alana Hadid has weighed in on the explosive argument engulfing her husband Brooklyn Beckham and his family.

Victoria Beckham could land her first ever solo number one amid her bitter fallout with son Brooklyn.

Andrew Gwynne, a former health minister who had the Labour whip removed in February last year, is expected to make an announcement on his future soon.

The Western media acts as a PR wing for the Pentagon, turning sovereign nations into crime scenes Read Full Article at RT.com

Egypt’s president has said his country is “paying the price” for events that have disrupted trade through the Suez Canal Read Full Article at RT.com

Germany has become nearly totally dependent on LNG supply from the “increasingly unpredictable” US, an environmental group has claimed Read Full Article at RT.com

The inventor of the ‘suicide pod’ has proposed an AI system to replace psychiatrists in evaluating people’s capacity for euthanasia Read Full Article at RT.com

President Cyril Ramaphosa says Africa has the resources, including the sun, to generate power for 600 million people without electricity Read Full Article at RT.com

About 25,000 servicemen from other countries will also participate in the exercises

According to the official, coal production in Russia in 2024 roughly totaled 443.5 mln tons

In 2024, coal exports amounted to 196.2 mln tons

The US president described his current contact with Vladimir Zelensky as good

Decisions were made to build new generation in Siberia, the South, and the Far East

The Johor Bahru-Singapore Rapid Transit System (RTS) Link project has reached yet another milestone with the completion of the inner facade steel bands at the Bukit Chagar station in Johor Bahru.In a Facebook post on Wednesday (Jan 21), the Malaysia Rapid Transit Corp (MRT Corp) highlighted that the completion marks an important turning point in the station's construction.«With the roof structure now in place, works can progress more efficiently into architectural finishes, systems installation and the final phase of facade works,» the Malaysian rail operator said.It added that the progress brings the project «another step closer» towards targeted passenger service by 2027.Speaking at an event at the Redha Institute on Jan 15, Malaysian Transport Minister Anthony Loke revealed that the first train is scheduled to run on Jan 1, 2027. 

Most real estate agents believe that market activity remains low for this time of year and that conditions still favour buyers.

The Russian is now set to face off in the next round against 22nd-seeded Luciano Darderi of Italy

On January 3, US President Donald Trump informed about a military operation in Venezuela, while developments in Iran started on December 29, 2025

The condition of each industry will be reviewed at weekly meetings of the governmental commission in the first quarter of this year

«Russian oil companies continued to develop new fields to maintain national production levels and the industry's competitiveness in the global market,» the Russian deputy prime minister added

The official previously stated that oil production in the country in 2024 amounted to 516 mln tons

Americans are turning against ICE, polls show, yet its reach is expected only to grow.

Trump and his envoy Witkoff have said a deal to resolve nearly four years of war between Russia and Ukraine is close.

This study examines the perpetrators and methods of transnational repression within the European Union (EU) and suggests possible counter-strategies for EU institutions. The study explains how transnational repression relates to associated issues faced by the EU, such as foreign interference, disinformation, abuse of migration frameworks and hybrid threats. Whilst the scale, scope and methods of transnational repression comprise a global phenomenon, this problem is specifically prevalent within the EU. Three case studies feature perpetrator states active inside the EU: Russia, Iran and China. In response, legal frameworks and policy responses have been developed in relevant political contexts, including the United States of America, the United Kingdom, Australia, Canada and various EU Member States. The study concludes by providing recommendations for European institutions to address transnational repression. Source : © European Union, 2026 - EP

This study examines how the European Commission and the European Investment Bank measure the impact of their external action programmes and investments on decent and sustainable job creation in Sub Saharan Africa, with particular attention to the Global Gateway. This paper summarises current employment impact assessment practices, recognising their capacity to capture high level direct and indirect employment effects while also identifying clear limitations, especially in harmonising job quality metrics. The paper identifies solid foundations alongside clear shortcomings in the EC and EIB appraisal, monitoring and evaluation systems for measuring decent jobs impacts. It finds that shifts under the Neighbourhood, Development and International Cooperation Instrument – Global Europe have underscored the importance of adopting robust job creation metrics and for embedding these systematically across EU external action. Finally, the paper showcases good practices in EU programmes and partner multilateral development banks and development finance institutions that have strengthened clarity and commitment to monitoring decent job impacts through country jobs diagnostics, adopting employment markers, reinforcing environmental, social and governance due diligence frameworks and policies promoting responsible business conduct. Source : © European Union, 2026 - EP

The US president said the Board of Peace will operate in cooperation with the UN and many countries

Among those objects are a knife, made from a sled, a box from expensive Italian wine, a snowshoe for ponies, and mysterious objects the purpose of which is still to be identified

Alexander Stepanov described it as «frigate diplomacy»

The US president said the details are being negotiated now

Leaders and representatives of 19 countries signed the charter, alongside US President Donald Trump

The 5,000-year-old mystery of Stonehenge may have finally been solved with the help of a few tiny grains of sand.

Andrew Gwynne, a former health minister who had the Labour whip removed in February last year, is expected to make an announcement on his future soon.

London's property market is in a slump. House prices in the capital have fallen 5% since their peak in 2022, according to the Land Registry, but that headline figure masks a deeper problem.

Peter Sullivan, 68, was wrongly jailed for 38 years for the killing of bride-to-be Diane Sindall in Merseyside on the night of August 1, 1986.