Chamberlain Harris, a 26-year-old White House aide and the president’s longtime executive assistant, is set to be sworn in Thursday.

The Reform UK MP, who defected from the Tories last month, vowed to 'repeal the Equality Act' on day one if her party wins the next general election.

The talks will last one week and conclude on February 23

Andrey Nikitin said that 1,600 km of were built and renovated in Russia in 2025

Assistant Secretary of State for Arms Control and Nonproliferation Christopher Yeaw said that is a high priority for Washington

President of the Russian Paralympic Committee Pavel Rozhkov specified that athletes and coaches in cross-country skiing and alpine skiing have already been issued entry visas

Regional roads stand at 502,500 km and federal roads equal 65,500 km

German Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul has rebuked French President Emmanuel Macron for failing to back “strategic autonomy” with cash Read Full Article at RT.com

Putin envoy Kirill Dmitriev has accused Hillary Clinton of using Ukraine to avoid prosecution over the Russiagate hoax Read Full Article at RT.com

Israel’s decision to designate large swathes of the West Bank as “state property” is a “grave escalation,” a group of Muslim nations says Read Full Article at RT.com

India and France have signed 20 agreements covering defense, trade, and critical minerals Read Full Article at RT.com

How should Russia respond to news about the Palantir hack? Read Full Article at RT.com

A former aide to Martin Luther King Jr., he launched two historic presidential campaigns while spreading a message of hope and resilience: “I am — somebody.”

Prime Minister Narendra Modi congratulated Bangladesh's new prime minister Tarique Rahman on his electoral victory and appointment, extending an invitation to visit India. Modi highlighted the deep-rooted friendship and shared aspirations between the two nations, emphasizing mutual prosperity and security. He expressed eagerness to strengthen bilateral relations across various sectors.

India and France elevated their relationship to a «Special Global Strategic Partnership» during French President Emmanuel Macron's visit to Mumbai. The two nations signed over 20 agreements, expanding cooperation in defense, trade, critical minerals, and innovation, including joint missile production and helicopter assembly.

Veteran leader Mani Shankar Aiyar asserts Congress historically thrives on internal dissent, warning suppression leads to downfall. Citing Indira Gandhi's Emergency and historical figures like Subhas Chandra Bose, Aiyar argues disagreement, not conformity, is the party's strength. He challenges the current leadership to embrace diverse opinions, fearing doom if dissent is stifled.

The agriculture ministry has launched Bharat-VISTAAR, an AI-enabled system offering farmers customized digital advice for farm-level decision-making. This multilingual tool integrates AgriStack and ICAR resources to provide data-driven guidance on weather, market prices, pests, and crop management, accessible via a simple phone call.

Three foreign chefs who sued one of Britain's oldest yacht clubs after claiming they were fired for being 'not British' have lost their racial discrimination case.

President Peter Mutharika has taken one of the toughest actions ever against corruption in Malawi’s health sector by barring all public hospital employees from owning, operating or holding shares in private clinics or pharmacies, a decision that directly targets what many Malawians have long described as the quiet business of suffering inside public hospitals. The […] The post Mutharika Bans Public Health Workers from Owning Private Clinics in Crackdown on Corruption appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

The Malawi Health Equity Network (MHEN) has raised a red flag over what it describes as a serious public health threat after a leaking sewer pipe was discovered discharging untreated waste into the Lilongwe River. In a hard-hitting statement issued on Tuesday, MHEN warned that the apparent flow of raw sewage into the river is […] The post MHEN raises alarm over leaking sewer pipe discharging into Lilongwe River appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

The long and controversial reign of George Kasakula at the helm of Malawi’s public broadcaster has come to a sudden and dramatic end, marking the collapse of one of the most politically charged chapters in the history of the Malawi Broadcasting Corporation. The MBC board of directors has officially dismissed Kasakula from his position as […] The post Kasakula Era Ends at MBC as Board Fires Him Over Partisanship Claims appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

The South African Police Service (SAPS) has ordered a funeral home holding the body of former Zambian president Edgar Lungu to release it for a post-mortem examination. The body is believed to be at Two Mountains Burial Services in South Africa. SAPS said the post-mortem is needed to find out the real cause of Lungu’s […] The post SAPS orders funeral home to release Edgar Lungu’s body for post-mortem appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

In what is increasingly being viewed as a spectacular case of political overreaction, the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) has launched a full-scale communication assault against what it calls “UTM loyalists” — a faceless, unofficial group whose existence is confined almost entirely to social media comment sections and obscure blogs. The response, issued by DPP National […] The post DPP’s Namalomba Responds to Allegations by Faceless, Unnamed ‘UTM Loyalists’ Circulating on Fringe Online Platforms appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

Those months revealed many things about America, not all as uplifting as the spirit that propelled the civil rights leader to second place in the Democratic presidential primary.

Col. David Butler, who had been selected by senior Army leaders for promotion to brigadier general, will instead retire, officials said.

Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin has been President of the Russian Federation since 31 December 1999, except for a brief four-year interlude from 2008 to 2012 during which he held the office of prime minister but effectively maintained his political authority. During Putin's 26-year rule, Russia has been at war, overtly or covertly, for 21 years. Putin's first term coincided with the launching of the Second Chechen War, intended to be brief but which lasted for 10 violent years. In 2014, during Putin's third term, Russia invaded and annexed Crimea, and the initially covert support to the separatist forces in eastern Ukraine gradually became overt, leading up to the full-scale invasion of February 2022. Overlapping with these two armed conflicts, the Russo-Georgian War took place in 2008, and since 2015 Russia has deployed military forces in Syria. Russian paramilitary groups have also expanded operations in Africa. The transformation of Russia over these 26 years has been fundamental. A series of indicators can help measure its economic evolution, the surge in military expenditure, its demographic decline, the worsening of various freedom and governance rankings, and growing inequality. In a shift towards the east, China has become, by far, Russia's main trading partner, providing it with a crucial economic and diplomatic lifeline since 2022. Putin, now 73 years old, was proclaimed President of the Russian Federation for his fifth term in 2024, after obtaining over 88 % of the votes in what was broadly seen as yet another ritual electoral performance. In line with the constitutional reforms introduced in 2020, he can remain in power until 2036. Source : © European Union, 2026 - EP

[Shabelle] The African Union has stepped up efforts to secure ceasefires in Sudan and the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, with Commissioner for Political Affairs, Peace and Security, Ambassador Bankole Adeoye outlining a renewed continental strategy aimed at ending protracted conflicts and restoring stability.

[allAfrica] «In a single decade, the world has transformed Ebola from a global emergency to a disease that can be stopped in its tracks,» said Dr Richard Hatchett, CEO of the Coalition for Epidemic Preparedness Innovations (CEPI). Dr Hatchett said, a few weeks ago, Ebola vaccines from MSD (known as Merck & Co. in the U.S. and Canada) were announced just days after an outbreak of the deadly disease was declared in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.