The trademarks are registered under Class 9 of the International Classification of Goods and Services, which includes various types of televisions and monitors

According to its sources, the meeting will take place at Mar-a-Lago in Florida on December 29

An IAEA expert team is overseeing the repairs, which are expected to last several days

The institute described the episode as the strongest so far within a generally normal and closely monitored phenomenon

The newspaper also emphasized it was now unclear whether Article 5 of the North Atlantic Treaty on collective defense was anything more than an empty declaration

Zelensky will visit Trump at Mar-a-Lago to discuss raising pressure on Russia, security guarantees and investment in postwar reconstruction.

The agency has moved away from focusing on arresting migrants at local jails to tracking them down in communities, a Washington Post analysis found.

Behind Holly Ramsay and Adam Peaty's nuptials lies a family drama which resulted in the groom's mother - and nearly every member of his family - excluded from the ceremony.

Boasting eight bedrooms, the lavish home in the highly sought after location is reported to have sold for £4.25million.

Militant group Bash Back has said its sights are set on senior politicians' offices, including the Prime Minister's and Wes Streeting - just months after vandalising his constituency office.

SARAH VINE: The mother of one of my oldest friends had a favourite saying. 'Keep your lamps lit, girls,' she used to say cheerfully.

[Nyasa Times] Malawi voted for economic rescue. What it is getting instead is a dangerous stress test of the rule of law, institutional independence, and democratic restraint.

Nine people have died in five separate road accidents recorded during the just-ended Christmas period, police have confirmed, raising fresh concerns about road safety during festive seasons. National Police spokesperson Lael Chimtembo said the deaths occurred between the night of 24 December and 26 December, a period traditionally marked by heavy travel as Malawians move […] The post Nine Killed in Christmas Road Accidents as Festive Crashes Rise Despite Drop in Deaths appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

A stark symbol of Malawi’s continuing struggle with public infrastructure development stands incomplete in its commercial capital. The K6 billion Blantyre Police Complex, now three years past its December 2022 deadline, is only about 70% finished, symbolizing a nationwide pattern of costly delays that has persisted across multiple administrations and raised serious questions about accountability […] The post  Years of Delays, Billions at Stake: Malawi’s Public Infrastructure Projects in Crisis appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

Civil Society Organisations (CSOs) have issued a blunt and uncompromising set of demands to the new Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) administration, insisting that governance reforms must be measurable, corruption prosecutions visible, and economic recovery immediate—or public patience will quickly wear thin. At the top of the CSOs’ demands is strict enforcement of procurement and public […] The post “No More Talk”: CSOs Issue Hard Ultimatum to DPP on Corruption, Austerity and Economic Recovery appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

More than two months after President Peter Mutharika’s Executive Order directing key public institutions to relocate their headquarters, the exercise is exposing sharp contrasts in readiness—and serious challenges on the ground. While Macra, Malawi Housing Corporation (MHC), and Malawi Prisons Service (MPS) report varying degrees of progress, the Malawi Electoral Commission (Mec) remains conspicuously silent, […] The post Relocation Order Meets Reality: MEC Silent as Logistical, Staffing Challenges Test Government Directive appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

Large crowds are expected around the Marina Bay and Kallang Basin areas on New Year's Eve and the police will be implementing security and traffic arrangements such as crowd control measures, enhanced patrols, and road closures to keep partygoers safe.In an advisory on Sunday (Dec 28), the police said the arrangements will be in place from the evening of Dec 31.«Police officers, auxiliary police officers, and security officers will be deployed to ensure the safety and security of the public, as well as to manage crowds in the vicinity of Marina Bay and The Kallang.»Certain entrances and exits of MRT stations around Marina Bay and Kallang Basin will be closed to regulate crowd flow, and the police advised using other stations such as Esplanade, Promenade, Downtown, Marina Bay, Kallang and Mountbatten MRT stations. «Trains may bypass some stations, such as Bayfront and Stadium MRT station, to divert crowds away from these affected areas,» the police said.

A man in Singapore lost $3,999 to a scam on TikTok, after believing a woman who claimed to be held captive in Singapore. In a Dec 27 report by Shin Min Daily News, a 49-year-old air-con technician surnamed Lin (transliterated) said he was scrolling on TikTok when he received a message on Dec 16 from a woman claiming to be from Guangdong, China.She told him she had lost $20,000 to an investment scam three months after arriving in Singapore and was being held hostage after not being able repay the amount to her 'boss'.Lin said while the woman had asked him for financial help right from the beginning, he remained vigilant and did not make any promises.She would also call him «dear» and promised to be his girlfriend if he helped to clear her debt, he said.However, his heart softened when she called him crying, claiming she would be forced into prostitution if she didn’t pay up.He told Shin Min that he had requested to speak to her through video call multiple times during the course of their interaction, but she told him she wasn’t allowed to do so.

Matthew Doyle (pictured), who served as the Prime Minister's spin chief until March, is set to take a seat in the House of Lords early next year.

Robert Craft, 68, served in the SAS for 14 years and was part of the esteemed B Squadron, which was heavily involved in both covert and undercover intelligence during the Troubles.

The 93-year-old former royal confidante has now laid bare one of her own - and admitted she is the real-life inspiration for Lady Mary Crawley in the hit ITV series Downton Abbey.

A total of 122 people died in hybrid car crashes last year, compared with 777 in accidents involving petrol cars, according to Department for Transport figures analysed by The Mail on Sunday.

When Marty Supreme was released in UK cinemas on Boxing Day, it marked the culmination of a project that began in 2018 and is tipped smash the box office and earn its star his first best actor Oscar.

Alcohol remains a leading preventable cause of death and injury in Europe, according to a new WHO factsheet Read Full Article at RT.com

The EU is attempting to obstruct Ukraine peace talks while preparing for a war with Russia, Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov has said Read Full Article at RT.com

EU withdrawals from underground gas storage hit an all-time record on Christmas Day, Gazprom says Read Full Article at RT.com

META: US President Donald Trump has accused Democrats of having ties to the disgraced financier Read Full Article at RT.com

Retired London banker Valentine Furniss, 87, no longer understands that Henry is his son, or even a close family member amid his battle with vascular dementia.

While the objects may appear worthless at first glance, if the right buyers are found, they can be surprisingly valuable.

DANIEL HANNAN: I'm afraid the disaster of lockdown - or, more precisely, the public clamour for lockdown - has knocked the optimism out of me personally and out of Britain as a whole.

Researchers found that dancing to the track, which is about 100 beats per minute, results in a healthier heart rate than faster songs of 140bpm, such as Michael Jackson's Beat It.

KHADIJA KHAN: Aborting a baby because of its gender is a repugnant practice. So it beggars belief that any official body would want to facilitate such a corrosive custom as this.