The Russian clinched the gold after defeating in the final bout of the championship Georgia’s Guram Tushishvili

The comment concerns both the fate of Zelensky and the outcome of the Russian special military operation

The University of the West Indies (UWI) has announced the appointment of Dr Dodridge Miller as its seventh Chancellor, the highest office-holder in The UWI system. Now formally Chancellor-Designate, Miller is expected to serve a seven-...

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The American economy could face stagflation as growth has been much weaker than expected, Business Insider reports Read Full Article at RT.com

Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov says Russia will find ways to overcome the illegal sanctions being considered by EU lawmakers Read Full Article at RT.com

Market for third-party payment is reportedly flourishing as US threatens sanctions against Chinese banks Read Full Article at RT.com

3rd-seed Daniil Medvedev outplayed his unseeded rival Matteo Arnaldi from Italy 2-6; 6-4; 6-4 and is now set to play in the next round against 25th-seed Sebastian Korda of the United States

«The investigation is already being conducted by the German Public Prosecutor General’s Office,» the German foreign ministry spokesman said

The Russian clinched the gold after defeating in the final bout of the championship Georgia’s Ilya Sulamanidze

The Somali government has admitted that rations for the elite Somali soldiers trained by the United States have been diverted within a unit of its forces.

In a statement issued late Thursday, the government said it had conducted an investigation, which resulted in the suspension and detention of officers. The number and identity of the officers suspended and detained have not been disclosed.

Samajwadi Party's Akhilesh Yadav criticizes BJP's shift from '400 paar' to '400 haar' slogan, emphasizes on Constitution, reservation policies and promises of free wheat, data for Kannauj Lok Sabha seat.

The Indian National Congress on Saturday disagreed and took action against Union Minister Anurag Thakur's claims about the «distribution of property to Muslims, » by taking it to the Election Commission of India. Thakur during a public rally in Himachal Pradesh said, «You have to decide whether the children's property should remain with them or should it go to Muslims.»

Indian Railways is gearing up to commence trial runs of short-distance Vande Metro trains in July, alongside the launch of the sleeper version of Vande Bharat next month. The Vande Metro trains are slated to operate on routes spanning 100-250 kilometers, while the Vande Bharat Sleeper trains will be designated for routes exceeding 1,000 kilometers. Officials indicate that the Vande Metro trains will establish connections across approximately 124 cities.

On Friday, four members of Gagauzia’s Executive Committee delegation were searched and questioned at Chisinau Airport upon their arrival from a trip to Russia and Turkey

One of the bill's provisions would limit the stay of a foreigner to 90 days within one calendar year

Russian troops liberated the communities of Novomikhailovka and Bogdanovka in the Donetsk People’s Republic and advanced deep into the enemy defense

Konstantin Gabov is accused of committing a crime under Part 2 of Article 282.1 of the Russian Criminal Code (participation in an extremist community), the court’s press office said in statement

«There will be neither German soldiers nor NATO troops in this war,» the German Chancellor emphasized

Ontario is now home to an invasive and toxic worm species that can grow up to three feet long and can be dangerous to small animals and pets.

The lawyer for a residential school survivor leading a proposed class-action defamation lawsuit against the Catholic Church over residential schools says the court action is a last resort.

One person was killed in a six-vehicle crash on Highway 400 in Innisfil Friday evening.

Five years after a landslide victory, Britain’s Conservative Party is deeply divided and appears headed towards one of its worst defeats in a generation.

The former president has tried to campaign during his New York trial, but it’s constraining him.

Mogadishu (HOL) - A hundred al-Shabab militants surrendered to the Somali government in recent weeks in the South-Central region of the country, the government reported.

WaterAid Malawi – a nonprofit making organization advocating for access to safe and clean drinking water for all – has awarded four primary schools for promoting menstrual health, general sanitation and hygiene among learners. The four schools, which include M’buka, Chipala, Mlodza and Kabwabwa, which fall under the Mbvunguti Zone in Lilongwe Urban, were competing for […] The post WaterAid Malawi awards four schools with water tokens for promoting hygiene, menstrual health among learners appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

Forum for National Development (FND) and Centre for Mindset Change (CMC) have challenged Malawi Congress Party (MCP) officials to rise above petty party politicking, fearing the ongoing campaigning for the party’s top positions ahead of the convention could derail collective action for national development. FND National Coordinator Fryson Chodzi and CMC Executive Director, Phillip Kamangira […] The post CSOs challenge MCP officials to rise above petty party politicking appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

The High Court in Blantyre moved to Mulanje District on Thursday for continued hearing on different sites in a case where 459 villagers are claiming further compensations from Escom for pieces of land they were already compensated for by government and are still occupying it. The court has adjourned the case to allow parties in […] The post High Court moves to Mulanje to gear a compensation case involving Escom appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

Uranium experts say Kayerekera uranium mined in Karonga has the potential to bring into the country K5 trillion in five years. Lotus Resources Managing Director Keith Bowes said global uranium prices have now picked up to $90 (approximately K162,000) per pound of uranium oxide. This implies that the country could generate about $1 billion (nearly […] The post Kayerekera uranium has potential to generate K2 trillion in 5 years appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

Two energy companies, 265 Energy Limited and Afrox, have agreed to enhance their partnership in an effort to bolster energy security and advancing decarbonization efforts in Malawi. 265 Energy Ltd is a leading energy company in Malawi while Afrox is a subsidiary of The Linde Group, a premier provider of gases and engineering solutions in sub-Saharan […] The post 265 Energy Ltd, Afrox enhance partnership to propel energy security, decarbonization in Malawi appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

Hamas said it was studying on Saturday the latest Israeli counterproposal regarding a potential ceasefire in Gaza, a day after media reports said a delegation from mediator Egypt arrived in Israel in a bid to jump-start stalled negotiations. The signs of fresh truce talks come as the United Nations warned that «famine thresholds in Gaza will be breached within the next six weeks» unless massive food assistance arrives. Aid groups say Gaza's already catastrophic humanitarian conditions would be worsened by an invasion which Israel vows to carry out against Hamas battalions that remain in Rafah, southernmost Gaza. Rafah, on the border with Egypt, is crowded with hundreds of thousands of Palestinians displaced by nearly seven months of war between Israel and the Islamist movement. The area is regularly bombed already. Hospital officials said strikes in Rafah and elsewhere killed more than a dozen people overnight Friday-Saturday. Among the dead were an entire family, their relative Mohammed Yussef said. «Nobody left: the father, the mother, a girl and two boys» were killed when their house was targeted, he said. Elsewhere in Rafah people searched the rubble of homes that Abed al-Aziz Barhum, a young man with a thin moustache, said were «bombarded without prior warning». He appealed to «all Arab people to support us against occupation and help us reach a ceasefire». - Daily deaths - Khalil al-Hayya, deputy head of Hamas's political arm in Gaza, said it had «received the official Zionist occupation response to the movement's position, which was delivered to the Egyptian and Qatari mediators on April 13». In a statement, Hayya said Hamas «will study this proposal» before responding. The movement has previously insisted on a permanent ceasefire, which Israel rejects. Egypt, Qatar and the United States have been unsuccessfully trying to seal a new truce deal in Gaza ever since a one-week halt to the fighting in November saw 80 Israeli hostages exchanged for 240 Palestinians held in Israeli prisons. A delegation from Egypt arrived in Israel on Friday hoping to revive the truce negotiations, Israeli and Egyptian media reported. There has been «noticeable progress in bringing the views of the Egyptian and Israeli delegations closer», said Al-Qahera News, which is linked to Egyptian intelligence services. In early April Hamas had said it was studying a proposal, after talks in Cairo, and Al-Qahera reported progress. Days later Israel and Hamas accused each other of undermining negotiations. As talks drag on, dozens of people in Gaza die every day, according to figures from the health ministry in the Hamas-run territory. The war began with Hamas's unprecedented October 7 attack which resulted in the deaths of about 1,170 people in Israel, mostly civilians, according to an AFP tally of Israeli official figures. - Summit in Saudi - Vowing to destroy Hamas, Israel's retaliatory offensive has killed at least 34,388 people in Gaza, mostly women and children, according to the health ministry. At least 32 additional deaths are among the latest toll released Saturday, it said. An international summit set to begin Sunday in Saudi Arabia will have a strong focus on the war, including the humanitarian situation, organisers said. US Secretary of State Antony Blinken will be among leaders attending the World Economic Forum special meeting, organisers said. Israel's military said Saturday its aircraft had hit more than 25 militant targets over the previous day. Israel estimates that 129 hostages seized by militants on October 7 are still being held in Gaza, including 34 the military says are dead. Israeli demonstrators have intensified protests for their government to reach a deal that would free the captives, accusing Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of prolonging the war. In its report on Friday, the UN's Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) said «the only way to halt famine» is by «massive and consistent food assistance that can be delivered freely and safely». OCHA says rising temperatures are exacerbating Gaza's sanitation crisis, and an infant girl has reportedly died in Rafah from extreme heat. Defence Minister Yoav Gallant said this month that Israel planned to «flood Gaza» with aid, but the OCHA report cited continued «access constraints». A Royal Navy support ship has sailed from Cyprus to house hundreds of US army personnel building a jetty for aid sent by sea, a British defence source said on Saturday. - Lebanon, West Bank deaths - The main aid agency in Gaza, the UN agency for Palestine refugees (UNRWA), has been under attack and lost some of its global funding since January when Israel said several UNRWA employees were involved in the October 7 attack. The UN immediately fired the accused staffers and began an investigation. UN spokesman Stephane Dujarric said Friday one case has been closed «as no evidence was provided by Israel to support the allegations against the staff member». Investigations into three others were suspended as information provided by Israel is «not sufficient», Dujarric said. The Gaza war has led to increased violence between Israel and Iran's proxies and allies, in particular the Iran-backed militant group Hezbollah along the border with Lebanon. Israeli strikes on southern Lebanon killed three people on Saturday, including two members of Hezbollah, the movement and official media said. The violence has fuelled fears of all-out conflict between Hezbollah and Israel, which last went to war in 2006. Since October 8 more than 250 Hezbollah fighters and dozens of civilians have been killed in Lebanon, according to an AFP tally. Israel says 11 soldiers and nine civilians have been killed on its side of the border. Violence has also soared in the Israeli-occupied West Bank where almost 500 Palestinians have been killed by Israeli forces or settlers since October 7, according to Palestinian officials. Israeli forces shot dead two Palestinian men at a military post near the city of Jenin on Saturday, the army and Palestinian media reported. © Agence France-Presse