Minister of Industry and Trade Hanna Katrín Friðriksson has submitted a revised bill to the Althingi proposing an increase in fishing fees. The bill has undergone several changes following a period of public consultation, in response to criticism from municipalities and small-scale fishing operators.

An unhappy tourist complained to Metropolitan Police on the weekend of April 12-13 after being charged nearly a grand for two packets of sweets at an Oxford street store.

Home minister Amit Shah vowed to hunt down the perpetrators of the Pahalgam terror attack, which claimed 27 innocent lives. Speaking at a road-naming event, Shah asserted that the Modi government has a zero-tolerance policy towards terrorism and will ensure the attackers are held accountable for their cowardly act.

Bihar is set to host the Khelo India Youth Games for the first time from May 4-15, 2025, across five cities. Prime Minister Modi will virtually inaugurate the event, with fencing receiving special attention. Young athletes are intensively training, especially in Motihari, to represent Bihar in 27 sporting disciplines, with fencing competitions scheduled in Rajgir.

Shashi Tharoor welcomed PM Modi in Thiruvananthapuram, celebrating the commissioning of the Vizhinjam International Seaport. This deep-water transshipment port, a public-private partnership, aims to boost India's cargo capacity and reduce reliance on foreign ports. Kerala's CM hails it as a historic moment, with the port already handling significant vessel traffic and integrating into global shipping routes.

Amidst rising tensions between India and Pakistan following the Pahalgam terror attack, the UK government is calling for de-escalation and dialogue. A Tory peer has urged Britain to directly intervene by appointing a special emissary to facilitate discussions. Concerns have also been raised regarding protests in London, including a Pakistani diplomat's threatening gesture towards Indian demonstrators.

J&K police head constable Iftkhar Ali and his siblings faced deportation orders, allegedly due to a land dispute orchestrated by a relative. Ali, a long-time resident and government employee, was suddenly deemed a Pakistani national following a directive after the Pahalgam attack.

The band, who have been accused of glorifying the IRA, Hamas and Hezbollah, had a Land Rover painted in the livery of the PSNI for pictures at the Sundance Film Festival in the US.

Daily Mail can reveal that for her mum's latest tour Blue Ivy, 13, spent hours a day rehearsing for nearly six months with choreographer to the stars, Amari Marshall, all while juggling school.

According to preliminary reports, a gas cylinder exploded for reasons that have yet to be determined

Earlier, Ukraine’s First Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Economy Yuliya Svyrydenko said that Kiev would contribute 50% of all revenues from the newly introduced mineral extraction royalty

Sky Roberts, the father of Virginia Giuffre , who lost her life last Friday, said that 'somebody got to her'.

Prime Minister Lawrence Wong has promised that he and his team would focus on what matters the most, such as solving problems, improving lives and taking Singapore forward. In the final People's Action Party's (PAP) rally at Yusof Ishak Secondary School on Thursday (May 1) for Punggol GRC, PM Wong, who is also the secretary-general of the party, asked Singaporeans if they want «more politics» or «real solutions». «Do we want a country where everything is turned into a fight, divided by anger, or do we want a country where we can find common ground, lift each other up and move forward as one? »I say, let's choose unity over division. Let's choose integrity over half truths. Let's choose action over posturing. Let's choose Singapore and build our future together.«  He advised Singaporeans to »calm down« and consider their options. »If you truly believe that the PAP is still the best party for Singapore in these uncertain times, then stand with us,« he said. »Support me and my team. Vote for the PAP."

The Progress Singapore Party (PSP) disagreed with the notion that losing some cabinet ministers would weaken the government, stating that voters need not worry for the People's Action Party (PAP) and should «worry about ordinary Singaporeans instead». At the party's final rally this general election on Thursday (May 1), PSP vice-chair Hazel Poa said: «PAP also says that if you vote for opposition, they could lose ministers. »But look at Minister Ong Ye Kung. He lost in GE2011 in Aljunied GRC, but he was brought back in the next election through a different GRC. «So do not worry for PAP. Let’s worry about ordinary Singaporeans instead,» she added. Prime Minister Lawrence Wong, Senior Minister Lee Hsien Loong and Ong were some of the PAP candidates who made similar statements during the election period. These came as the focus was sharpened on the battleground ward of Punggol, where PAP had deployed Deputy Prime Minister Gan Kim Yong to fend off Workers' Party's advances. PSP secretary-general Leong Mun Wai also chimed in on the topic during the rally held at Jurong West Stadium.

In his nearly 30-minute speech to a packed crowd in Hougang on Thursday (May 1), Workers' Party secretary-general Pritam Singh made several counterpoints to what the People's Action Party (PAP) had said throughout the nine days of campaigning this General Election. Notably among them was Pritam's rebuttal to PAP's warning that losing ministers would weaken Singapore, reiterating his earlier remarks that Deputy Prime Minister Gan Kim Yong, who made a surprise move from Chua Chu Kang GRC to contest Punggol GRC this GE, was not «indispensable». «If Gan is not re-elected, Singaporeans need not feel guilty — after all, you did not put him at risk, the PAP did,» said the party chief, adding that DPM Gan and other ministers can continue serving Singapore even if they lose in an election. Further refuting PM Wong's caution that a weakened mandate would make it harder for the PAP to represent Singaporean's interests internationally, Pritam also said that the PAP will still have a «very big» majority in Parliament even if all 26 WP candidates were elected.

Reykjavík’s city center will host a range of celebrations today, May 1st, in honor of International Workers’ Day, with events scheduled from 12:00 to 15:30. As part of the festivities, several streets will be closed temporarily to accommodate parades and gatherings, including the traditional workers’ march.

  Trust the tale—Zikhale Ng’oma is rewriting Malawi’s mining story! Once a neglected sector riddled with inefficiencies and missed opportunities, mining is now seeing a new dawn under the dynamic leadership of Minister Zikhale Ng’oma, thanks to the foresight of President Lazarus Chakwera. Ng’oma’s commanding presence and sharp intellect took center stage at the close […] The post Zikhale Ng’oma Shakes Up Malawi’s Mining Sector – Chakwera’s Game-Changing Cabinet Pick Delivers appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

Outspoken Catholic lay leader and respected technocrat Dr. Matthews Mtumbuka has stirred hearts and minds, urging Catholic men to embrace entrepreneurship as a pathway to true economic independence. Speaking on Thursday at Chisitu Catholic Parish in Mulanje during the Catholic Men Association annual conference under the Archdiocese of Blantyre, Dr. Mtumbuka delivered a bold and […] The post “No One Gets Rich Overnight—Unless You’re a Thief”: Mathews Mtumbuka Challenges Catholic Men to Embrace Business appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

Mumbai Airport refutes IATA's claim that halting cargo flights and cutting passenger slots aims to push airlines to Navi Mumbai Airport. MIAL asserts the changes follow a transparent, regulator-driven process for infrastructure upgrades. They deny pressuring airlines and highlight extensive consultations with stakeholders, emphasizing compliance with regulations and commitment to fair coordination.

Delhi Police have filed a chargesheet against former AAP MLA Naresh Balyan under the MCOCA act, linking him to an organized crime syndicate allegedly operated by gangster Kapil Sangwan. The chargesheet names Balyan along with three other accused individuals, with the court scheduling the matter for consideration following Balyan's arrest in December.

Punjab CM Bhagwant Mann declared his government won't release more water to Haryana, asserting the state has used its full share. This escalates a water-sharing dispute, especially after the BBMB decided to release 8,500 cusecs to Haryana, a move Punjab opposes. Mann accuses Haryana and Rajasthan of 'thuggery' and hints at an all-party meeting to address the crisis.

A controversy has erupted within the Bengal BJP as senior leader Dilip Ghosh's attendance at the Jagannath Dham temple inauguration with Mamata Banerjee sparks outrage. Swapan Dasgupta has criticized Ghosh's actions as a «betrayal,» intensifying the internal conflict. This division surfaces amidst the BJP's efforts to challenge Banerjee over the Murshidabad violence, highlighting a significant rift within the party.

Russian air defenses down six JDAM smart bombs, 137 Ukrainian drones in past day, the Russian Defense Ministry said

Earlier, the regional administration reported that seven people were killed and eleven others were wounded

Mogadishu (HOL) — Somali Lower House Speaker Sheikh Aden Mohamed Nur (Aden Madoobe) has banned four federal cabinet ministers, who are also serving members of Parliament, from attending the upcoming sessions of the House of the People due to security concerns.

Alexey Arestovich has accused the Ukrainian leader of corruption and suggested that Kiev should cede land to Russia Read Full Article at RT.com

The flag is a giant replica of the one hoisted by Soviet soldiers over the Reichstag in Berlin 80 years ago Read Full Article at RT.com

Dozens of social media pages of Pakistani athletes, actors and media are no longer accessible in India following a major terrorist attack Read Full Article at RT.com

US National Security Adviser Mike Waltz has reportedly been fired after taking “full responsibility” for the ‘Signalgate’ scandal Read Full Article at RT.com

Romanian police detained RT journalist Chay Bowes upon his arrival in Bucharest to cover the presidential election Read Full Article at RT.com

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