Compensating for falling birth rates with immigration is destructive to stability and national identity, the Russian president has said Read Full Article at RT.com

RT gathered insights from analysts on what the decision means for US–Russia relations – and why few believe it will bring peace any closer Read Full Article at RT.com

Virginia Democrats will move to call in a special session as soon as Thursday to consider redrawing its congressional district map lines. 

The front-runner made his comments following a radio interview in which Cuomo brought up the 9/11 attacks while arguing that Mamdani, a Muslim, lacks governing experience.

President Donald Trump’s sanctions against two of Russia’s largest oil companies come as the European Union passes its 19th package targeting the energy sector.

Suggestions on investments in the hydrocarbon energy sector were for the first time made by the International Energy Agency, the Russian president said

«The Knesset vote on annexation was a deliberate political provocation by the opposition to sow discord during Vice President JD Vance’s visit to Israel,» the Knesset's office said

Ukraine, in turn, handed 31 bodies of fallen Russian soldiers over to Russia, Vladimir Medinsky said

The 2026 Winter Paralympic Games are scheduled to run in Italy’s Milano Cortina between March 6 and 15

Alexander Babakov highlighted that dialogues with international opinion leaders offer a valuable opportunity to present Russia’s stance on complex issues and to share the full truth of its position

Beijing’s new five-year plan pushes for technological and scientific independence amid deepening trade war with the US Read Full Article at RT.com

Russian President Vladimir Putin has vowed a “overwhelming” response to a any Ukrainian Tomahawk strikes Read Full Article at RT.com

Hundreds of public figures have signed the Statement on Superintelligence calling for a global ban on its development Read Full Article at RT.com

An open letter signed by 450 Jewish figures urges the UN and world leaders to hold Israel accountable for its actions in Gaza Read Full Article at RT.com

Ukraine has urged the European Union to allow flexibility in spending a potential loan backed by frozen Russian assets Read Full Article at RT.com

Nommée ministre des Outre-mer dans le gouvernement de Sébastien Lecornu, Naïma Moutchou hérite de nombreux dossiers urgents à gérer, notamment celui de la Nouvelle-Calédonie ou encore la loi sur la vie chère. Elle a accordé un entretien à Outre-mer La 1ère.

Hinaupoko Deveze se donne les moyens pour faire briller la Polynésie à Miss France 2026. La grande soirée aura lieu le 6 décembre à Amiens. À quelques jours du départ, Miss Tahiti poursuit sa préparation avant de rejoindre les 29 autres candidates pour un séjour de cohésion en Martinique.

[allAfrica] Washington, DC -- Donald Trump is bad news for Africa. He was tough on Africa in his first term, and after nine months, his second term is shaping up to be much worse.

Le mercredi 22 octobre 2025, le Ministre de l'Environnement, de l'Écologie et du Climat, Mays Mouissi, a accordé une audience à une délégation composée des représentants de la Banque Européenne d'Investissement (BEI), de l'Ambassadrice de l'Union Européenne au Gabon, ainsi que de la société Clean Africa. Cette rencontre avait pour objectif de faire le point sur l'état d'avancement du Centre de Traitement et de Valorisation des Déchets de Nkoltang. Ce projet, d'une importance stratégique (...) - ENVIRONNEMENT / SUJET_ECRIT_MAISON

Le Maroc a une nouvelle fois démontré, à la tribune internationale, l'ampleur et la cohérence de son engagement en faveur de l'égalité femmes-hommes. Intervenant à l'ouverture de la 4e Conférence des diplomaties féministes à Paris, le ministre des Affaires étrangères, de la Coopération africaine et des Marocains résidant à l'étranger, Nasser Bourita, a mis en lumière la trajectoire singulière du Royaume, guidée depuis vingt-cinq ans par la vision réformatrice du Roi Mohammed VI. « Le (...) - INTERNATIONAL / SUJET_ECRIT_MAISON

Le Nigeria a connu une journée exceptionnelle de mobilisation nationale, illustrant les profondes tensions sociales et politiques qui persistent au sein du pays le plus peuplé d'Afrique. Des milliers de manifestants sont descendus dans les rues de Lagos, Abuja, et d'autres grandes villes pour exiger la libération de Nnamdi Kanu, leader emblématique du mouvement indépendantiste Biafra, ainsi que pour commémorer le triste anniversaire du massacre de Lekki, survenu lors des manifestations (...) - INTERNATIONAL / SUJET_ECRIT_MAISON

In October 2025, for the first time in its history, Japan elected a female prime minister. Takaichi Sanae won the race for the leadership of the Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) and was later elected by both chambers of the National Diet (Japan's parliament). She will lead a minority government, formed in a new coalition with the right-leaning Japan Innovation Party (Nippon Ishin no Kai), after Kōmeitō ended its 26-year alliance with the LDP. Takaichi, known for her hardline stance, will face numerous challenges in her new role. She must focus on rebuilding public trust in politics, especially after her party's involvement in a slush-fund scandal, and navigate a fractured political landscape to pass crucial legislation. The government must address the Japanese public's main concerns, such as inflation and declining real wages. The task is complicated by modest growth (about 1 % of GDP) and high gross government debt (about 230 % of GDP), all against the backdrop of acute demographic crisis. Takaichi aims to implement an expansionary fiscal policy and limit the Bank of Japan's autonomy on monetary policy. Japan currently finds itself in a complex geopolitical environment, surrounded by authoritarian and nuclear-armed neighbours. The United States (US) – Japan alliance remains a cornerstone of Tokyo's foreign policy, but it has faced challenges under US President Donald Trump, who is scheduled to visit Japan in late October 2025. Source : © European Union, 2025 - EP

In this paper, we propose a multistep algorithmic method that enables us to determine the seat allocation for the European Parliament on a permanent basis applicable across various scenarios, including different numbers of Member States and their population sizes. According to the Lisbon Treaty, the allocation of seats must take into account a number of constraints regarding the minimum and maximum number of seats allocated to each Member State, the maximum size of the European Parliament, and degressive proportionality. Source : © European Union, 2025 - EP

In line with the Erasmus+ Regulation for 2021-2027, the European Commission conducted an evaluation covering Erasmus+ actions for the period 2014-2023. It comprises both an interim evaluation of the current 2021-2027 programme and a final evaluation of the 2014-2020 programme. Across both programme generations, the evaluation found that Erasmus+ delivered significant European added value, performing well against key evaluation criteria and effectively achieving its objectives. It yielded substantial benefits for individuals, organisations and the wider education, training, youth and sport sectors, providing opportunities for personal, educational and professional growth of learners and staff, for cross-border cooperation among organisations and for policy development. Erasmus+ funded learning mobility abroad for over 6.2 million participants in 2014-2020 and around 1.6 million in 2021-2023. The share of participants with fewer opportunities increased from around 10 % in 2014-2020 to around 15 % in 2023. Furthermore, Erasmus+ provided funding to over 136 000 distinct organisations in the 2014-2020 programme and more than 77 000 from 2021 to 2023. For most programme actions, demand for funding exceeded the available resources in both programming periods. The evaluation also highlighted areas for improvement to inform and support enhancements to the programme, such as reinforcing its inclusivity and accessibility, building greater synergies with other EU programmes, and widening international cooperation. Source : © European Union, 2025 - EP

From 2026, volunteers from the People’s Association (PA) will go back to 'school' to serve their constituencies better.Partnering institutes of higher learning (IHLs) in Singapore, PA will tap into their expertise to “systemically” train some 1,000 grassroots volunteers, who come from all walks of life, including young working adults and new citizens.The new training programme was announced by Prime Minister Lawrence Wong during a dinner for grassroots leaders and advisers at the Marina Bay Sands Expo and Convention Centre on Thursday (Oct 23).PA said in a media release that the training will start with half-day, in-person sessions co-developed with IHLs and “subject matter experts”.These include scenario-based learning and small group discussions “to provide opportunities for practical application of concepts”.“Advanced level training sessions will be introduced in subsequent phases to support development,” said PA.This year, PA marks 60 years of the Citizens’ Consultative Committee (CCC), a grassroots body with presence in every constituency in Singapore.

TASS has compiled the president’s key statements

«There have been no subject matter, detailed talks,» Nikolay Tokarev said

CEO of the Russian oil pipeline operator Nikolay Tokarev added that transportation of petroleum products over the Transneft pipeline system can be about 38-40 mln metric tons in 2025

«The design capacity of our oil loading port of Kozmino is 30 mln tons,» Nikolay Tokarev said

Berlin stands to lose the most if Russian Central Bank funds are planned to be used to purchase weapons for Ukraine, Matthias Schepp said

Congress leader Shashi Tharoor has rebuked Donald Trump for announcing India's decisions on Russian oil imports. Tharoor emphasized that India will make its own announcements regarding its energy policy, asserting that New Delhi does not dictate US actions. Trump had claimed India would significantly cut Russian oil purchases by year-end, citing assurances from PM Modi.

Delhi is set to conduct its first-ever artificial rain experiment using cloud seeding to combat severe air pollution. Chief minister Rekha Gupta announced successful tests and anticipates the first artificial rainfall on October 29, following favorable weather predictions. This innovative approach aims to scientifically improve air quality and environmental balance in the capital, as pollution levels remain critically high.

Diwali celebrations turned dangerous in Bhopal and Vidisha as over 100 people, mostly children, were hospitalized due to calcium carbide guns. These makeshift weapons caused serious eye injuries, with some requiring surgery. Authorities have seized hundreds of guns and detained individuals, despite a prior ban. Families are demanding stricter action against sellers.