A bill in the Polish parliament would put Stepan Bandera’s UPA in the same category as Nazi Germany because of the WWII Volyn massacre Read Full Article at RT.com

It will be Lavrov’s first visit to a European Union member country since the start of the special military operation in Ukraine

The ministry also reported that Syrian warplanes, with the support of the Russian Aerospace Forces and domestic rocket and missile artillery, managed to kill dozens of militants

Instead, the crowd marched towards the Tbilisi Opera building via Rustaveli Avenue

The victim was hospitalized with multiple fragmentation wounds to legs

Dozens were wounded, and more remain trapped under the rubble of collapsed buildings, news agency reported

The Enforcement Directorate busted a cyber fraud syndicate in Delhi-NCR involving chartered accountants, company secretaries, and crypto traders. The group laundered over Rs 640 crore through online betting, gambling, and phishing scams, using thousands of mule accounts and a UAE-based payment platform. Three individuals were arrested, and cash, cryptocurrency, and financial documents were seized during raids.

Maharashtra's Chief Minister-designate, Devendra Fadnavis, has enlisted 61 senior bureaucrats to manage protocol for his December 5th swearing-in ceremony. Prime Minister Modi and Home Minister Shah are expected to attend, along with a host of other dignitaries including chief ministers, governors, and senior BJP officials. Over 50,000 attendees are anticipated at the event.

External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar informed Parliament that peace along the border is essential for improved relations with China. He reiterated China's illegal occupation of 38,000 sq km of Aksai Chin and Pakistan's ceding of 5,180 sq km of Indian territory to China. India remains committed to bilateral talks to resolve the boundary issue and achieve a mutually acceptable settlement.

Papua New Guinea's largest agro-forestry project has been linked to a massive land-grab scandal more than a decade ago.

The Embassy of Mexico in Jamaica says Jamaicans travelling to Mexico do not need to have a US visa, but «it will help in the facilitation of your entrance». Jamaicans on social media have been warning others not to go to Mexico for...

The West Indies Group of University Teachers (WIGUT) says staff at the University of the West Indies, Global Campus, have withdrawn their service due to the non-payment of November salaries. In a media release on Wednesday, it said the action...

In the biggest case of the term, the Supreme Court heard a challenge to Tennessee’s ban on certain gender transition medical treatments for transgender minors.

Rajya Sabha Chairman Jagdeep Dhankhar rejected opposition adjournment notices on farmers' issues, accusing them of «drama» for not raising the issue earlier. Opposition parties protested, citing Dhankhar's own previous acknowledgment of farmers' distress and demanding minimum support price. Congress and some other parties staged a walkout after their pleas for discussion were denied.

Devendra Fadnavis met with Eknath Shinde to finalize power-sharing in Maharashtra. Shinde agreed to be Deputy CM, pending fair portfolio allocation. Shiv Sena seeks key portfolios like Home, currently aiming to retain existing ministries and secure others previously held by BJP. The cabinet expansion will follow after the initial swearing-in.

A history-sheeter and pro-Khalistan terrorist, Narain Singh Chaura, attempted to assassinate former Punjab deputy CM Sukhbir Singh Badal. This incident highlights the rising radical extremism in Punjab, fueled by online propaganda and support from Pakistan-based terrorist outfits. The increasing influence of radical leaders and the spread of misinformation contribute to pro-Khalistan sentiments, necessitating stronger countermeasures.

India's healthcare sector, particularly hospitals, has witnessed a surge in foreign direct investment, reaching $1.5 billion in FY24. This represents a significant increase, more than doubling hospitals' share of FDI since FY21. Post-Covid, investor interest has shifted towards hospitals and diagnostics, leading to major buyouts and increased IPO activity, driven by market demand and growth in insurance coverage.

Why is the EU at risk of losing an ally and what does this mean for Russia? Read Full Article at RT.com

The Major Organised Crime and Anti-Corruption Agency (MOCA) says charges are to be laid shortly against the six persons who were arrested this morning in connection with a probe into the theft of millions from an elderly customer of the National...

The Independent Commission of Investigations (INDECOM) says it will be providing oversight of the police investigation of the civilians involved in Saturday's alleged assault of a couple at a party at the National Stadium in St Andrew. In a...

PAC Kingston Airport Limited (PACKAL), the operator of the Norman Manley International Airport (NMIA), has advised that the facility will be closed for six hours Thursday night into Friday morning for annual maintenance of the airport...

Many members of parliament (MPs), mainly backbenchers, are «clueless» about the issues discussed by the parliamentary oversight committees on which they serve, a former lawmaker has asserted. Lloyd B Smith, the former People's...

Foreign Affairs Minister Kamina Johnson Smith says she is «very concerned» about reports of the immigration challenges faced by Jamaicans in Mexico and some Central American countries and that her ministry is actively working to address...

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According to Sergey Ryabkov, «there might be openings and opportunities» in the future

Belarusian diplomats stressed, that the country’s leadership and government are «accountable to the Belarusian people only»

According to Sergey Ryabkov, there is a lack of common sense in the West

Antony Blinken said that United States is committed to do its best to train Kiev's soldiers and provide them with weapons

The Ministerial Council, which is the OSCE's principal decision-making body, traditionally convenes in the first ten days of December

Papua New Guinea's largest agro-forestry project has been linked to a massive land-grab scandal more than a decade ago.