Ntoum, 30 juin 2025 – Le Président de la Transition, S.E. Brice Clotaire Oligui Nguema, a présidé ce lundi la cérémonie d'inauguration du magasin Prix Import-Carrefour dans la commune de Ntoum, marquant une nouvelle étape dans la dynamique de redéploiement économique local impulsée par les plus hautes autorités. S'inscrivant dans la vision présidentielle d'un développement économique inclusif, ce projet vise à rapprocher les services essentiels des populations tout en favorisant (...) - ECONOMIE / SUJET_ECRIT_MAISON

Cult leader and self-proclaimed prophet Vissarion has been sentenced to 12 years for exploiting and harming followers in Siberia Read Full Article at RT.com

A Soviet-era signal has been buzzing for over 40 years. Some say it’s a nuclear trigger. Others say aliens. No one knows who’s behind it. Read Full Article at RT.com

The planned overpass to Sicily lies outside of the US-led bloc’s military mobility corridor in the country Read Full Article at RT.com

The bloc’s members have recently pledged to meet a defense spending target of 5% of GDP Read Full Article at RT.com

New Delhi and Washington are trying to negotiate a trade deal before July 9 Read Full Article at RT.com

Icelandair is putting a new Airbus flight simulator into operation, bringing the total number of simulators used by the airline in Iceland to three—all located in Hafnarfjörður.

Lilja Árnadóttir Olvik has made a splash on the Norwegian TV series Bakermesterskapet Junior, a baking competition for young people. At just ten years old, she was the youngest contestant by two to three years.

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Chancellor Rachel Reeves is expected to cave into lobbying by City firms in two weeks' time and announce a cut to the allowance in her Mansion House speech on July 15.

Prince William and Prince Harry organised the 'epic concert', which had taken seven months of intensive planning, to commemorate the tenth anniversary of their mother's death.

Today would have been Princess Diana's 64th birthday before her life was tragically cut short on that fateful night in August 1997.

Mogadishu (HOL) — Somalia celebrated its 65th Independence Anniversary on Tuesday with a high-level national ceremony in Mogadishu, featuring a grand military parade and aerial displays by the Somali Air Force.

The Russian-Arab summit is scheduled for October 15

The Russian president expects a report on the matter by September 1, 2025

The Akkuyu NPP construction project is an international one, with more than ten countries involved in the endeavor, and the project uses equipment sourced from various nations, including China, Anton Dedusenko noted

Dmitry Peskov refrained to comment on the dynamic of the negotiating process

Russian military is taking measures to minimize such risks, Dmitry Peskov asserted

A press conference held by Kerala's new DGP, Ravada A Chandrasekhar, was disrupted by Basheer, a former sub-inspector. Basheer, claiming to be a reporter, demanded justice for alleged harassment during his 30 years of police service. He stated he was denied justice despite an honest career.

The Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT) has indicated Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) bears primary responsibility for a stampede that killed 11 people. RCB announced victory celebrations without securing necessary police clearance, leading to a massive, unmanaged crowd.

An Indian woman's layover experience in Frankfurt has sparked a debate about passport privilege. Anisha Arora, stranded due to a flight delay, claimed US passport holders received complimentary five-star hotel stays and the opportunity to explore Germany. However, she was confined to a small capsule room due to her Indian passport and lack of a Schengen visa.

The Nagpur bench of the Bombay High Court overturned the conviction of a man under the POSCO Act, stating that expressing 'I love you' doesn't automatically imply sexual intent. The court acquitted the man, who was accused of molesting a teenage girl by holding her hands and professing his love. The bench emphasized that additional evidence is needed to prove a sexual motive beyond the expression of affection.

Udmurtia governor Aleksandr Brechalov confirms fatalities in drone strike on Izhevsk factory Read Full Article at RT.com

Moscow has identified Africa as one of its major future coal export destinations Read Full Article at RT.com

Engineers are using air-dropped charges to disable explosives, military footage shows Read Full Article at RT.com

Invité de notre JT, l'ancien ministre et vice-président du Pays Jean-Christophe Buissou, récemment relaxé dans l'affaire Taui FM- Ecoparc, a rompu son retrait de la vie publique pour aborder sa relaxe, son passé judiciaire, son avenir politique et livrer son analyse sur la gestion du gouvernement du conflit social actuel.

Hier, les premières médailles ont été décrochées en va'a, mais c’est surtout la natation qui a réalisé une belle moisson durant la nuit. La lutte tahitienne a aussi remporté 4 médailles, et le volleyball est bien parti pour tout rafler. Le point sur la première journée de compétition.

Health Minister Ong Ye Kung has expressed concern over the state of private insurance and private healthcare and its unsustainability, stating how insurers and hospitals have gotten «tied up in a knot».He added that the Ministry of Health (MOH) is helping with the «untying process», according to his Facebook post on Tuesday (July 1).Ong's comments come after Great Eastern (GE) insurance group issued a notice last month that it is suspending the issuance of pre-authorisation certificates for admissions to Mount Elizabeth Hospital and Mount Elizabeth Novena Hospital from June 17, reported CNA.Pre-authorisation certificates are taken as confirmation that the insurer has agreed to cover the patient's medical costs before treatment.Sharing MOH's view on the matter, Ong noted that he had expressed his concerns about the state of private insurance and private healthcare «for some time».

The cleaner was held in a cell for days, questioned without a lawyer, and then hauled before a judge who told her she could not leave the country until she paid the £15,000 in damages.