Mogadishu (HOL) – Former Somali Prime Minister Mohamed Hussein Rooble has accused the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of blocking his diplomatic passport clearance for travel to South Africa.

Following the strike, the crews returned to the airport of departure

According to the official, they will be the largest package of sanctions since the beginning of the conflict in Ukraine

The candidate for German chancellor from the conservative bloc of the Christian Democratic Union and the Christian Social Union made the statement at a campaign

A doctor, a nurse, a custodian and two other officers were injured in the shootout

The war against Neo-Nazism is not yet over but its outcome is very close and the enemy will be destroyed, Russia’s Security Council Deputy Chairman said

C'était un rêve, celui de faire partie de la grande famille internationale. Les motards de l'association Redrum Motor Cycle Tahiti l'ont réalisé. Grâce à une cérémonie organisée ce matin du samedi 22 février au marae Arahurahu de Paea. Sur place, des représentants de Nouvelle Zélande, des Etats Unis et de l'Hexagone. Une réunion émouvante pour ces passionnés de Harley Davidson.

Elle est née il y a tout juste un siècle. Elle a vu la Polynésie se transformer au fil des décennies. Tina Bessert a soufflé sa centième bougie, jeudi 20 février 2025. Sa force, sa détermination et sa liberté ont certainement contribué à sa longévité. Assistée depuis seulement un an par une aidante familiale, nous l’avons rencontrée chez elle à Faa'a. Un moment intime avec ses proches.

L'Association des Communicateurs Ogivins pour la Santé et l'Action Humanitaire ( ACOSA), représentée par son président Benjamin Evine Binet et son collaborateur Guy Hulfried Assoughe, a reçu les partenaires locaux de Conservation Justice accompagnés d'Antoine Schmitt, Attaché de Coopération Environnement, Ressources naturelles, Forêts, Agriculture, Biodiversité de la Délégation de l'Union européenne au Gabon, en Guinée Équatoriale, à Sao Tomé-et-Principe et ECCAS. L'objectif de cette (...) - SOCIETE / SUJET_ECRIT_MAISON

SO MANY families are today in unexplainable, prolonged pain, sorrow and tears. Curses are unseen, and unidentifiable forces are speaking against one’s well-being, progress or existence. It can be an instrument for punishment or persecution. You see...

ISAAC BARNES was born to parents who were peasants in Nain, St Elizabeth. He founded the Kingston Christadelphian Assembly at 26½ Mark Lane. As a theologian, the polyglot lived and worked in Liberia, Scotland, Britain and South Africa, from which...

THE CONVERSATION: What do you picture when you think of water? An icy, refreshing drink? A crystal-blue ocean stretching to the horizon? A lake reflecting majestic mountains? Or a small pond that looks dark and murky? You would probably be more...

THE CONVERSATION: A glance at the day’s headlines reveals a universal truth: Leadership matters. Whether uplifting and ethical or toxic and abusive, leaders profoundly shape our lives. And this is especially true on the job. Research consistently...

Sharon Silvester* is a broken woman. Ever since losing her son a month ago, her world has been a strange place, where sleep eludes and tears visit her nightly. Silvester’s 27-year-old son, Kirk Gooden, an employee of Tank-Weld Metals, died in a...

Canadians who recently travelled to Mexico are calling on local authorities to investigate after dozens of guests got sick at the all-inclusive beachside resort they stayed at.

US President Trump criticized USAID's $18 million funding to aid India's elections, questioning why such efforts aren’t made to boost voter turnout in the US. Trump also raised concerns about high tariffs on US goods and alleged misuse of funds in other countries like Bangladesh and Nepal.

Prime Minister Modi celebrated India's space achievements during his 'Mann Ki Baat' address, highlighting ISRO's 100th rocket launch and other milestones. He also announced that inspiring women will take over his social media accounts on National Women's Day and encouraged celebrating National Science Day by visiting research labs.

The Associated Press has filed a lawsuit, accusing the White House of violating the freedom of the press Read Full Article at RT.com

The People's Power Party (PPP) has withdrawn from its four-party alliance, People's Alliance for Reform (PAR), which includes the Peoples Voice (PV), Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) and the Reform Party (RP).  Secretary-general Goh Meng Seng announced this in a Facebook post on Saturday (Feb 22) and said that the decision was due to the parties' «irreconcilable strategic differences» for the 2025 General Elections (GE).  «We have reached a consensus that it would be a better option for PPP to withdraw from PAR,» he said.  «This is to ensure that PAR could continue to function as an effective political force in the upcoming GE without unnecessary disruptions that might arise from our fundamental strategic differences.» 

Toddlers who were born with the most severe form of childhood blindness can now see after groundbreaking gene therapy treatment at an NHS hospital.

Pour la première fois, l’île de Raivavae, dans l'archipel des Australes, a accueilli un conseil des ministres délocalisé, dirigé par le président Moetai Brotherson, le jeudi 20 février 2025. Objectif : écouter les préoccupations des habitants et annoncer des travaux d’urgence, entre routes dégradées et connexion internet en panne.

Un jeune homme de 26 ans et pompier de profession est décédé ce samedi 22 février, dans un accident de la route à Moorea. Les deux voitures sont entrées en collision frontale, le conducteur de l'autre véhicule a pris la fuite avec l'un de ses passagers, laissant le second blessé à bord. C'est le cinquième décès à déplorer sur les routes du fenua depuis le début de l'année.

It also will be a great economic partnership between the United States of America and for the Ukrainian people as well, White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt said

The statement followed the publication of the White House memorandum on investment policy on February 21 that calls for restricting investment cooperation with China

The US president has claimed that “loser” Justin Trudeau has done a bad job governing Canada Read Full Article at RT.com

A member of Ukraine’s neo-Nazi Azov unit has received a standing ovation in the Danish parliament Read Full Article at RT.com

SINGAPORE — The four Ong children, aged three, five, eight and 10, do not go for tuition, travel or shop for clothes or toys — hand-me-downs from neighbours serve them just fine. They share bedrooms and have their meals in their five-room flat. Weekends are spent at the parks, having picnics and playing Frisbee. This simple lifestyle makes the family's single income go a longer way. The father of the four children, James Ong, 42, had heard from older relatives and friends that they wished they had spent more time with their families. And so, while others in their 30s chased their careers, he made the decision to put his family first and support them with his paid work as a self-employed life coach. His wife, 41-year-old Quek See Leng, who had been engaged in youth work before she had her eight-year-old, said people spend a lot of time and energy making sure they have enough to meet the high costs of living here. «In time to come, we realise that actually we are serving money. We've always felt that money must serve us. We cannot serve money. So we must first know what we really want.»

The announcement that creative control of 007 would be ceded to Amazon came following reports that the Broccoli-controlled film franchise had been in 'crisis' since Daniel Craig's No Time To Die.

President Trump commented on a purported $21 million USAID allocation to boost voter turnout in India, suggesting potential interference. He previously implied this was a kickback during the Biden administration. Trump's claims are often marked by exaggerations and misleading information, including about India's trade surplus.

External affairs minister S Jaishankar addressed concerns regarding statements by the Trump administration suggesting foreign interference in Indian elections, with US President Trump questioning USAID's $21 million allotment to boost voter turnout. Jaishankar assured that the government is investigating the issue and stressed the need for transparency if any wrongdoing is discovered.

A law student was arrested for his involvement in a celebratory firing that killed a two-year-old boy during a wedding procession in Noida. The student, Happy Singh, is the second arrest after lawyer Deepanshu. Police are investigating whose bullet was responsible for the boy's death.

New Delhi's newly sworn-in ministers conducted surprise inspections and urged officials to expedite delayed projects. Public Works Department Minister Parvesh Verma emphasized completing the Barapullah flyover extension and addressing repeated road diggings, while Education Minister Ashish Sood and Health Minister Pankaj Kumar Singh criticized poor conditions in their respective areas.

US President Trump criticized USAID's $18 million funding to aid India's elections, questioning why such efforts aren’t made to boost voter turnout in the US. Trump also raised concerns about high tariffs on US goods and alleged misuse of funds in other countries like Bangladesh and Nepal.

Detectives were last night accused of acting like East Germany 's feared Stasi secret police for quizzing Helen Jones over her calls for the resignation of local councillors embroiled in the WhatsApp scandal.