Andrew Cabot, who has been married to ousted Astronomer executive Kristin Cabot, 52, for two years, earlier broke his silence to confirm he had separated from his wife at the time of the scandal.

In an address to the United Nations General Assembly, US President Donald Trump claimed the UN was 'funding an assault on Western countries and their borders'.

Who doesn't dream of a better life in the Spanish sunshine? But all is not as it may seem...

Dans « Regards Croisés » mardi 23 septembre, il était question du délai de carence. Christophe Plée de la confédération des petites et des moyennes entreprises (CPME) et Vatea Heller, le secrétaire général adjoint de O oe to oe rima ont défendu leurs positions.

Est-il devenu trop risqué de travailler dans le social ? Les agents l’affirment : sous-effectifs criants, missions dévalorisées et nouvelles menaces liées à la consommation d’ICE dans certaines familles. Parents, parfois même enfants, n’hésitent plus à s’en prendre directement aux assistants sociaux, fragilisant encore davantage leur quotidien professionnel.

University of Malawi political scientist Boniface Dulani has described the September 16 election as a referendum against President Lazarus Chakwera’s failed leadership, arguing that former president Peter Mutharika is only riding on a wave of protest votes. Dulani told Nation that Malawians judged Chakwera harshly for presiding over an economy crippled by soaring food and […] The post Boniface Dulani: “Malawians Voted Against Chakwera, Not For Mutharika.” appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

Dear President Arthur Peter Mutharika and the Democratic Progressive Party, The September 16 elections have delivered you a mandate, but not the kind you might think. The voting patterns reveal that Malawians did not vote for the old DPP—they voted for change itself. Even opposition candidates with minimal campaigns received significant support, demonstrating how desperately […] The post An Open Letter to the Incoming DPP Govt: “Deliver a Different DPP.” appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

Finland's President Alexander Stubb has distinguished India from Russia and China, recognizing India as an emerging superpower and advocating for stronger Western engagement. He emphasized India's geopolitical stake in resolving the Russia-Ukraine conflict and its potential role in peace negotiations. Stubb also supports strengthening India-Finland ties through cooperation in technology and trade.

In English, her best-loved roles include the reformed prostitute Jill in the 1968 spaghetti western Once Upon a Time in the West and a drunken princess in the 1963 comedy The Pink Panther.

Despite scientific evidence to the contrary, Donald Trump and RFK Jr promoted the long-standing myth that an isolated American community is exempt from autism diagnoses.

Love him, or loathe him, President Trump is always guaranteed to deliver a powerful message that shakes up world bodies and international elites.

Trump accused ABC of deceit before promising to 'test' them out on the move ahead of Kimmel's first show back on Tuesday night.

Jimmy Kimmel fought back tears as he tried to explain his statement on Charlie Kirk in his first show back on ABC since he was suspended over his comments about the late TPUSA founder.

Les murs de la prison de Tatutu n'empêchent pas le cannabis de circuler. Trois détenus comparaissaient mardi 23 septembre devant le tribunal correctionnel de Papeete pour détention et usage de stupéfiants, après des découvertes faites en novembre dernier.

President Zelenskyy expressed optimism that stronger Western-Indian relations could sway New Delhi away from Russian oil. He urged the West to deepen strategic ties with India, believing diplomatic efforts could alter India's energy sourcing approach. While noting past energy import concerns, Zelenskyy voiced confidence in managing these issues and highlighted India's potential as a strategic partner.

A young boy was taken to the hospital after severing his fingertip while on a swing in Bishan on Monday (Sept 22).The incident reportedly occurred at around 5pm on a newly reconstructed pavilion swing near Bishan Park.The 10-year-old's finger was trapped between the wooden slats of the swing, according to citizen journalism site, Stomp.In response to AsiaOne's queries, the Singapore Civil Defence Force (SCDF) said that they received a call for assistance from Block 219 Bishan Street 23 at around 5.05pm on Monday.SCDF also said that the boy was taken to KK Women's and Children's Hospital for treatment.The boy and his older brother had sought help from two construction workers working nearby after the accident, an eyewitness told Stomp.He added that the swing is popular with residents and park users but appeared to have defects.While the man called for an ambulance, the construction workers stayed with the boy and reassured him while waiting for help to arrive.«Thanks to these two foreign workers from Tong Shing Contractors! Our salute and appreciation to them,» said the eyewitness.

French President Emmanuel Macron said that his US counterpart could only win the Nobel Peace Prize if he brings an end to the war in Gaza Read Full Article at RT.com

Hungary will continue importing Russian oil and gas, Foreign Minister Peter Szijjarto said, rejecting pressure from Washington and Brussels Read Full Article at RT.com

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio hinted at a potential reconsideration of tariffs imposed on India for Russian oil purchases, following discussions with S Jaishankar. Rubio emphasized the need for stronger European sanctions against Russia.

The calls for President Lazarus Chakwera to concede defeat are growing louder and more urgent, with the Malawi Council of Churches (MCC) becoming the latest voice to demand that the incumbent bow out gracefully after the September 16 General Election. MCC chairperson Reverend Billy Gamah minced no words in declaring that, based on the partial […] The post Pressure Mounts on Chakwera to Concede as Defeat Looms appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

In a mission aimed at enabling a smooth and successful meeting, Old Mutual Malawi Limited has injected K6 million to the Insurance Institute of Malawi (IIM) which will go towards its upcoming two-day lake conference scheduled for October 2-4 2025 at Sunbird Nkopola in Mangochi. The event which will have both local and international keynote […] The post Old Mutual Malawi inject K6 million sponsorship towards IIM’s upcoming lake conference appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

The Pearl Convention Center in Lilongwe pulsed with an energy rarely seen at a beauty pageant event this past weekend. Over two transformative days, the Miss Malawi 2025 contestants gathered not just for lessons on poise and presentation, but for something far deeper — a reimagining of what it means to wear the crown. This […] The post Miss Malawi 2025 Masterclass: Shaping Queens for a Nation’s Future appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

In October 1991, Zambia experienced one of Africa’s most dramatic political transitions. Barely 90 days before the election, President Kenneth Kaunda (KK) appeared supremely confident. For 27 years, UNIP had ruled without challenge. Opposition voices were fragmented. The Movement for Multi-Party Democracy (MMD) was little more than a registered NGO — a loose coalition without […] The post ANALYSIS | When History Speaks: From Zambia 1991 to Malawi Today appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

In 2020, Malawians lined up in a historic rerun to finally rid ourselves of Arthur Peter Mutharika (APM) and his Democratic Progressive Party (DPP). We said enough. We believed APM was the worst leader Malawi had endured since Hastings Kamuzu Banda, Bakili Muluzi, Bingu wa Mutharika, and Joyce Banda. We swore we would never repeat that […] The post GREGORY GONDWE WRITES: Malawi’s Déjà Vu—From Mutharika to Chakwera, Different Faces, Same Failures appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

A woman has died following a stabbing incident in Yishun Central on Wednesday (Sept 24) morning, reported the Straits Times (ST). The Singapore Civil Defence Force told AsiaOne it received a call for assistance at Block 323 Yishun Central at about 7.25am. Three people were taken to Khoo Teck Puat Hospital. A female victim succumbed to her injuries there, according to ST, which also reported that the alleged perpetrator has been arrested.A resident who wished to be known as Koh told the paper that there had been a neighbour dispute between a man and a couple. He described hearing screams, and later seeing a bloodied woman lying near the lift landing on the sixth floor. The 69-year-old reportedly said: «Her husband was trying to fight off a man who was holding a knife. At the same time, the husband was yelling, 'Anyone knows CPR? Please help my wife!'»Then I saw the husband get stabbed at his chest area."AsiaOne spotted about six police cars at Block 323 at 10.30am. Spots of blood were seen at the ground floor lift lobby.AsiaOne has reached out to the police for more information.