Viktoria Azarenko breezed past the unseeded Russian, who is playing under neutral status at the tournament, with a solid 6-3; 6-3 win

On August 26, six Syrian servicemen were killed in an Israeli drone strike on a Syrian military camp near Damascus

Earlier on Wednesday, Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi announced that IAEA inspectors will oversee the fuel replacement process at the Bushehr Nuclear Power Plant

Szijjarto believes that «Europe’s political elite wants to avoid responsibility for its erroneous policy over the last three and a half years» and therefore supports continuing the Ukraine conflict

Earlier, Witkoff announced in an interview with Fox News that he will meet a Ukrainian delegation

Amit Shah praised the success of Operation Sindoor and Operation Mahadev. These operations avenged the Pahalgam terror attack. Security forces eliminated terrorists responsible for killing 26 Indians. The operations sent a strong message to Pakistan-based terror groups. Shah felicitated the bravehearts involved in Operation Mahadev. He highlighted the improved security situation in Jammu and Kashmir.

The Ministry of Education (MOE) has addressed the issue of bullying and its efforts to create a safe and caring environment for school students.Speaking at the MOE's headquarters on Wednesday (Aug 27), Education Minister Desmond Lee acknowledged the challenges of investigating and intervening in complex bullying cases.«Over the past months, I have sought to better understand how colleagues at MOE, as well as our schools, approach bullying cases. Any form of hurtful behaviour is wrong and unacceptable,» he said.«We do not, and will not, condone bullying and hurtful behaviour.»The minister's address came after three students at Sengkang Green Primary School were suspended for allegedly bullying a classmate and giving death threats against her family.Another bullying case, which occurred in February this year at Montfort Secondary School, was also raised.Lee noted that four key areas have been identified to engage stakeholders, including parents, in the next phase of the review to develop solutions.

Les élections municipales se tiendront les 15 et 22 mars 2026. Elles marqueront l’entrée en vigueur d’un nouveau mode de scrutin à Paris, Lyon et Marseille.

Charges are expected to be laid against the father of one of the two children who were missing after their bodies were discovered on Wednesday in Swamp district, Moneague, St Ann. The children, one-year-old Ameir Saunders and three-year-old...

A sign which was erected on Tuesday with the words 'Coming soon, Port Antonio Bypass', at Dolphin Bay in Portland was damaged early Wednesday morning in what appears to be a case of vandalism. The incident has triggered outrage among supporters...

The police in Manchester have arrested a man on suspicion of murder following the death of another man he allegedly hit on the head with a stone. The deceased has been identified as 61-year-old Johnathan Palmer of Fairfield Mountain, Manchester...

Personnel from the National Environment and Planning Agency’s (NEPA) enforcement, pollution prevention, and air quality management teams were among over 70 technical industry professionals trained as Visual Emission Observers recently. The...

The president accused George and Alex Soros of supporting “Violent Protests,” an accusation their organization called “outrageous and false.”

The tax panic season has started in earnest. Summer is far from over, yet speculation is rife as to what damage Rachel Reeves will inflict on our finances in the autumn Budget .

Two elementary school students, aged eight and 10, were murdered as they were sat in their pews during the Wednesday morning service at Annunciation Catholic Church.

TikTok creator Natasha Allen has tragically died at the age of 28 following a years-long fight with stage 4 synovial sarcoma, a rare and aggressive cancer.

As part of Reform's plans to tackle the small boats crisis, Nigel Farage has said he will negotiate deals with third countries - such as Rwanda - to send migrants abroad.

At least 20 people are suspected to be injured after a mass shooting at a Minneapolis church Wednesday morning.

Mogadishu (HOL) — Somali President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud met Wednesday with Sudan’s intelligence chief to discuss strengthening security cooperation between the two nations, officials said.

3D printing, a technology only a few decades old, has progressed in quality and affordability. It has moved from the realm of industrial prototype, through cutting-edge design and technology, to finally end up in the homes of hobbyists and enthusiasts. This welcome and useful process has delivered new and affordable solutions to a range of subjects and fields, and has changed the shape of manufacturing from large factories to small bespoke businesses. However, this innovation has also developed a darker side and has been adopted by those with criminal intent, including for the manufacture of firearms. While converted or backstreet guns are not a new phenomenon, the advent of 3D printing has extended the range of people able to obtain a firearm to include those with no practical skills or tools or indeed any criminal connections. In the space of little over a decade, the concept of homemade guns using 3D printing techniques has evolved from a simple yet effective one-shot pistol to a semi-automatic hybrid rifle. These firearms have made their way into the hands of criminals and extremists with menacing intent. They have also featured in high-profile shootings with fatal consequences. It is important to acknowledge that this nascent method of firearm production is developing at a rapid speed. Authorities and law enforcement agencies are recognising the growing threat that these firearms pose, and are adapting their understanding, approach and expertise. In addition, legislators around the world are beginning to adapt their laws to address this emerging threat. In the EU, possession of a 3D-printed firearm is an offence, but not possession of, publicity for or distribution of digital blueprints or hard copies. Source : © European Union, 2025 - EP

The Private Sector Organisation of Jamaica (PSOJ) is calling for both major political parties to publish detailed implementation plans for their income tax promises. The People's National Party (PNP) has proposed raising the personal income-tax...

Danish PM Mette Frederiksen has pledged financial compensation for an involuntary contraception campaign in Greenland Read Full Article at RT.com

Billionaire Alisher Usmanov’s lawyer has petitioned Germany’s top court for permission to sue the decision-making body Read Full Article at RT.com

The gunman took his own life after the rampage, authorities in Minneapolis have said Read Full Article at RT.com

An inquiry has found local British authorities negligent in responding to widespread child abuse Read Full Article at RT.com

Friedrich Merz thinks he is the savior of the old German establishment. He is really more of a gravedigger Read Full Article at RT.com

[SADC] The Southern African Development Community (SADC) Secretariat, in collaboration with the National Institute of Statistics and Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications in Democratic Republic of Congo, officially opened the Regional Workshop on ICT Statistics and Enhancement of the SADC ICT Observatory in Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of Congo. The five-day workshop, which is being held from 25-29 August 2025, is convened under the framework of the SADC Regional Statistics Project and aims to support the

Following Nikki Bhati's death from alleged immolation, conflicting claims emerge. Nikki's sister-in-law defends the husband and in-laws, accusing Nikki's family of dowry demands and abuse. Nikki's father vehemently denies these counter-allegations. Investigators are revisiting the case, re-examining Nikki's sister's statement to clarify the events leading to her death.

RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat emphasised self-reliance and using indigenous products, advocating for international engagement by choice, not pressure, aligning with the true spirit of swadeshi. He cautioned against excessive imports that harm local vendors and highlighted the growing fanaticism and the crisis of wokeism in the world, urging a return to Dharma for balance and acceptance of diversity.

Kavitha Rao is a London-based journalist and a nationwide bestselling author. In this conversation, Rao discusses her latest book, ‘Spies, Lies and Allies: The Extraordinary Lives of Chatto and Roy’. The book explores the untold stories of Indian revolutionaries and their international exploits in the fight for independence.

Uttar Pradesh is set to launch a 'No Helmet, No Fuel' campaign from September 1-30, enforcing helmet use for two-wheeler riders. District magistrates will lead the initiative, denying fuel to those without helmets, aiming to promote road safety. The government emphasizes cooperation and awareness, viewing the campaign as a pledge for safety, not a punishment, to reduce road accidents.