Protests in London will change nothing – Britain’s people were bred to endure Read Full Article at RT.com

The president stressed that allowing the deal to expire would be a big mistake Read Full Article at RT.com

The global security landscape continues to deteriorate, mostly due to the West’s destructive policies, the Russian president has said Read Full Article at RT.com

Defence Minister Rajnath Singh addressed the Indian community in Morocco. He stated that Pakistan-occupied Kashmir will be a part of India without any aggressive actions. He mentioned that the people of PoK are unhappy and want freedom. He also addressed the US tariff issue, stating that India does not react immediately. He said broad-minded people do not react immediately.

«Today is the first day of Sharadiya Navratri... and on this occasion, PM Narendra Modi gave the entire country a gift by making the biggest reforms in GST... Life-saving medicines have been made free from GST. GST on all other medicines has been cut to 5%... For farmers, the GST has been cut to 5% or 0%. It has been cut to 0% on students' stationery. This will bring a new pace to the Indian economy, and the common consumers will celebrate the festivals with great fervour,» CM Yogi said.

The Ministry of Home Affairs has declared the National Socialist Council of Nagaland (Khaplang), including all its factions, wings, and front organizations, as an unlawful association for a period of five years, effective from September 28, 2025.

Kenyan athlete Kigen Alfonce Kibiwott has won the 2025 Moscow Marathon, breaking the course record Read Full Article at RT.com

Opposition MPs hurled bottles and copies of the constitution after a speech by a bot recently added to the cabinet Read Full Article at RT.com

The comments come after North Korea claimed it completed a test of an engine intended for long-range ballistic missiles Read Full Article at RT.com

The updated rules for reporters have sparked outrage from journalists’ groups Read Full Article at RT.com

Petr Gumennik and Adeliia Petrosian can compete as neutral athletes under sanctions Moscow denounces as politicized Read Full Article at RT.com

With Republican leaders publicly embracing his views, the Christian-infused right-wing movement the activist built could become an even bigger part of the national party.

The president is rapidly intensifying the pressure he’s putting on federal prosecutors, prompting some observers to questions whether their traditional independence can survive.

The Central Narcotics Bureau (CNB) has worked alongside global counterparts to seize over 100kg of drugs in a transnational operation, according to a Facebook post by the bureau on Monday (Sept 22).It worked with the US Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA), Narcotics Control Bureau of Brunei Darussalam (NCB), New Zealand Customs Service, New Zealand Police, the Australian Federal Police (AFP) and Australian Border Force (ABF) to intercept and disrupt trafficking attempts at multiple borders.CNB's involvement came in April this year, when it received information about freight parcels that were suspected to contain controlled drugs transiting through Singapore.These parcels — originating from the US and bound for New Zealand — were intercepted, and officers discovered over 10kg of Ice, also known as methamphetamine.But this was not the end of the trail as follow-up investigations allowed CNB to identify other similar parcels headed for New Zealand and Australia and inform the relevant parties.

Malaysia began its trial of a new QR code immigration system on Monday (Sept 22) at the Johor land checkpoints.However, some travellers from Singapore to Johor Bahru reported issues generating the QR code.The National Integrated Immigration System (NIISe) is currently limited to passenger cars, said the Malaysian Ministry of Home Affairs on Saturday (Sept 20).A total of 16 car lanes — eight each for entry and exit — have been fitted with the system at the Bangunan Sultan Iskandar (BSI) Customs, Immigration and Quarantine Complex in Johor Bahru.Similarly, the Sultan Abu Bakar Customs, Immigration and Quarantine Complex at the Second Link has 12 car lanes — six each for entry and exit — in operation.The ministry added that as at Sept 19, the app had been downloaded by over 10,000 users which shows «positive initial acceptance».However, some comments under posts by the MyNIISE Facebook page raised issues with the new app.One comment read: «Loading non-stop, can't scan (my) passport...very, very slow.»

Malawi’s Police Service has reported the arrest of data entry clerks at an election results collation center in the capital, Lilongwe Read Full Article at RT.com

Jessica Mulroney has been cut adrift by her former best friend - and was effectively cancelled - after giving her views on Black Lives Matter.

Trump delivered a fiery 45-minute eulogy to the late conservative activist, 31, who was fatally shot on September 10 while debating students at the Utah Valley University college campus.

Defence Minister Rajnath Singh stated that India didn't immediately retaliate to the US's 50% tariff due to its broad-mindedness. He expressed confidence that Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK) will eventually become part of India without aggressive action, as its residents are demanding freedom. Singh recalled stating five years ago that PoK would itself want to join India.

The Indian PM has made a pitch for national self-sufficiency, calling on citizens to buy domestically made goods Read Full Article at RT.com

Anti-tank rockets produced in NATO member states were among the confiscated weapons Read Full Article at RT.com

It is telling that Viktor Yushchenko made his call from a TV studio, not from the front line, Maksim Buzhansky has said Read Full Article at RT.com

US President Donald Trump has promised help in case of Russian aggression, though Moscow has denied that it poses a threat to NATO members Read Full Article at RT.com

Larry Ellison and Michael Dell are also expected to join the board of the popular Chinese app Read Full Article at RT.com

This in-depth analysis discusses the impacts of short-term rentals on access to affordable housing in the EU. It reviews the variety of short-term rental regulations and the challenges to their implementation. It highlights the role that EU legislation plays in influencing the regulation of both short-term rentals and the digital platforms that advertise them.. Source : © European Union, 2025 - EP

On 25 June 2025, the Commission published a proposal for a regulation on the safety, resilience and sustainability of space activities in the European Union (EU) ('the EU space act'). A majority of Member States have already adopted or are considering adopting legislation on space activities. The regulation's relevance was highlighted by Mario Draghi's report on the future of European competitiveness, which explained the role of space systems and services in supporting the EU's sovereignty and economy. Article 114 of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union – TFEU (internal market) is the legal basis of the proposed regulation. It aims to create a single market for space activities, grounded on common safety, sustainability and resilience rules, which should apply in principle to any space operator providing space services in the EU. The proposal is expected to lay down rules on: the authorisation, registration and supervision of space activities and services carried out by space service providers; orbit traffic management; and the establishment of an EU space label. On resilience, the proposed regulation is expected to complement Directive (EU)2022/2555 on measures for a high common level of cybersecurity across the EU, and Directive (EU) 2022/2557 on the resilience of critical entities. In the Parliament, the file has been referred to the Committee on Industry, Research and Energy (ITRE), which has appointed Elena Donazzan (ECR, Italy) as rapporteur. In the Council, the working party on space has started examining the proposal. Source : © European Union, 2025 - EP

This in-depth analysis provides an overview of the reactions of Member States to the Cali Apartments SCI case and analyses challenges and opportunities stemming from short-term rental (STR) regulation. It also reflects on possible EU policy options in the STR field. Building on the briefing by Colomb (2025) on the Regulatory aspects of short-term rentals in the EU, this in-depth analysis examines in more detail the landmark ruling (C-724/18 and C-727/18) in the Cali Apartments SCI case. The ruling by the CJEU recognised the objective of combatting the rental housing shortage as an ‘overriding reason relating to the public interest’ that can justify proportionate measures on STR accommodations. Source : © European Union, 2025 - EP

As the global race to harness the power of artificial intelligence (AI) accelerates, the European Union has set the objective of becoming a leading AI continent. The adoption of the Artificial Intelligence Act in 2024 was a milestone in establishing a comprehensive regulatory framework for AI in the EU, but regulation alone cannot make the EU a technological leader. In April 2025, the European Commission published an AI continent action plan, a communication that attempts to look beyond rules and combine regulatory oversight with investment, infrastructure and skills development. It also aims to increase the use of AI in both the private and public sector. The plan illustrates the Commission's growing attention to competitiveness, moving away from its previous focus on setting usage rules Despite progress in some areas, the EU is still far from being a global leader in AI, in terms of scale, investment, and uptake of AI. Structural weaknesses such as a fragmented single market, limited private investment, and reliance on foreign cloud and semiconductor technology continue to hinder progress. Stakeholders are divided on the road to follow. While industry representatives call for simplifying regulation to boost innovation, civil society warns against sacrificing democratic safeguards. The EU's prospects of becoming an AI continent depend not only on its ability to implement the AI continent action plan but also on its decisiveness in acting on other fronts such as making progress on the Savings and Investments Union, and its progress in reducing reliance on foreign technologies. The European Parliament will play a central role in scrutinising the Commission's activities and shaping legislation such as the forthcoming Cloud and AI Development Act. Source : © European Union, 2025 - EP

The Supreme Court has expressed serious concerns regarding the AAIB preliminary report on the Air India crash, deeming some aspects «irresponsible.» Notices were issued to the Centre and DGCA following a plea for an independent probe, highlighting potential conflict-of-interest concerns due to the probe panel's composition and allegations of withheld critical information, including flight data.