FCB Nyasa Big Bullets head coach Wedson Nyirenda has been crowned FDH Bank Premiership Coach of the Month for June, after guiding his side to a flawless record throughout the month. Nyirenda saw off competition from Ekhaya’s Enos Chatama, Civil Service United’s Abbas Makawa and Silver Strikers’ Peter Mgangira to land the monthly award, having […] The post Nyirenda named FDH Bank Premiership Coach of the Month after perfect record appeared first on Malawi News | Breaking News, Politics, Business & Sports | Nyasa Times.

Regulations governing the provision of the Political Parties Act that prohibits political handouts are set for review, after government and MPs agreed that clarifying the rules would be more appropriate than immediately amending the law. The agreement follows concerns raised in Parliament over the implementation of Section 41 of the Political Parties Act, a provision […] The post Malawi to review, not amend, political handouts law after MPs raise implementation concerns appeared first on Malawi News | Breaking News, Politics, Business & Sports | Nyasa Times.

Malawi’s Parliament was given a stark reminder this week of just how tough — and often unforgiving — the political arena can be for women. Grace Kwelepeta, MP for Zomba Malosa, delivered an emotional but pointed appeal, warning that female politicians are still fighting uphill battles that their male counterparts rarely face. Speaking during debate […] The post Women in politics speak out: Balancing motherhood, marriage and parliament is ‘no easy task’ appeared first on Malawi News | Breaking News, Politics, Business & Sports | Nyasa Times.

Malawi’s government says it has stepped up efforts to find a lasting solution for families currently living in temporary shelter at Kasasile in Nkhata Bay District, as it works towards their permanent resettlement. Minister of Lands, Housing and Urban Development Chimwemwe Chipungu met Members of Parliament from the Northern Region on Wednesday to discuss progress […] The post Kasasile families to be resettled in one location, government confirms appeared first on Malawi News | Breaking News, Politics, Business & Sports | Nyasa Times.

Saudi Arabia would need to normalize relations with Israel as a condition of a nuclear deal with the U.S., President Donald Trump said.

Chinese auto-giant Geely will manufacture electric cars at Ford’s underused plant in Spain under a deal announced by PM Pedro Sanchez Read Full Article at RT.com

External affairs minister S Jaishankar stressed maritime law adherence and regional cooperation at the East Asia Summit. He called for diplomatic engagement to resolve West Asia crises and ensure safe sea lane navigation. Global conflicts impact the world economy, especially affecting the Global South. India supports a substantive Code of Conduct for the South China Sea. Jaishankar also met with leaders from Oman, the UK, and the Netherlands.

Donald Trump stated the US-Saudi nuclear deal requires Saudi Arabia joining the Abraham Accords. This agreement will not permit uranium enrichment or any military nuclear program. The framework was signed by US Energy Secretary Chris Wright and Saudi Minister Prince Abdulaziz bin Salman. Lawmakers expressed concerns about potential pathways for nuclear weapons development. The announcement occurs amid ongoing US and Israeli military operations against Iran.

The government has invited opposition parties for NEET discussions without preconditions. Gulf nations are investing billions in new oil pipelines to bypass the Strait of Hormuz. Iran claims its strikes destroyed US Patriot systems and THAAD radar in Jordan. India's first hydrogen-powered train completed 900 kilometers in five days. Activists and the government remain in a standoff over protest venue for talks.

A total of 14 people have been arrested by Ministry of Manpower (MOM) enforcement officers for alleged employment-related offences.The ministry said in a news release on Thursday (July 23) that the enforcement operation was conducted across multiple locations on Tuesday.Among the 14 arrested are nine foreign workers, four company directors and one key appointment holder from an employment agency.According to MOM, they are suspected to have made false declarations, collected employment-related kickbacks, and carried out employment agency activities without a valid licence.Its ongoing investigations revealed that the four directors allegedly brought in migrant workers through inflated foreign worker quotas.They are also believed to have made fraudulent Central Provident Fund (CPF) contributions to 139 locals who are not under their companies' employment.These «phantom workers» were allegedly recruited to inflate the companies' foreign worker quotas. The number of work permit holders an employer can hire is limited by a quota known as the dependency ratio ceiling (DRC).

The Republic of Singapore Air Force (RSAF) and Royal Malaysian Air Force (RMAF) have successfully completed their eighth annual search and rescue exercise (Sarex), Singapore's Ministry of Defence (Mindef) announced on Thursday (July 23).Held from July 17 to 23 at Kuantan Air Base in Malaysia, Sarex saw the RSAF's H225M helicopters and the RMAF's EC725 helicopters co-operate with each other alongside ground crew and medical teams.Mindef said that the exercise involves participants working together, responding to an aerial mishap scenario off Pulau Tioman, Malaysia.This year, a new component was introduced where search and rescue medical teams from both RSAF ad RMAF were trained regarding the end-to-end care for simulated casualties, from in-flight treatment to patients transfers.Speaking at the closing ceremony at the air base on Thursday, RSAF's head of air operations, Brigadier-General (BG) Phua Jia Kai said that the exercise is a testament of the «close and enduring relationship» between the two countries.

The July 21 rally showed that Mamata Banerjee remains the dominant force within a fractured Trinamool. But rebuilding a party stripped of power, organisation and many of its familiar faces will require more than one afternoon of defiance. Experts weigh in on what's the path forward for Mamata Banerjee and TMC.

Protesters are sharing survival tips online for demonstrations. Social media offers advice on internet shutdowns and police encounters. Demonstrators download offline maps and use Bluetooth messaging apps. They also carry remedies for tear gas exposure and makeshift protective gear. This trend shows protesters relying on crowdsourced information for practical guidance.

Parliament remained deadlocked for a fourth straight day over the NEET paper leak controversy. Opposition MPs demanded the education minister's resignation, while the government offered immediate debate. Both Houses witnessed repeated disruptions and counter-protests outside Parliament. Meetings with the Speaker failed to break the ongoing impasse between the parties. Substantive legislative business could not be conducted as the deadlock persisted.

India’s Modi says will set up fast-track courts for the trial of the accused in the recent question paper leaks scandal Read Full Article at RT.com

A US appeals court has upheld the firing of an Oregon educator for displaying children’s books that reject transgender ideology Read Full Article at RT.com

Liberian authorities have detained two foreign nationals after seizing nearly four metric tons of suspected cocaine worth over $317 million Read Full Article at RT.com

India’s push to expand nuclear energy has gained new momentum with Australia’s decision to enable long-term fuel supplies Read Full Article at RT.com

The EU has allowed companies to transport Russian LNG to third countries under new sanctions after Greek pressure, media reports claim Read Full Article at RT.com

However, in a situation where the Kiev regime is being prodded by European capitals to continue the war, Russia, too, is pressing ahead with its special military operation, Dmitry Peskov said

The flight was carried out without ammunition

The European Commission president made no mention of the ban on transporting Russian liquefied natural gas to third countries

A military intelligence officer cited as an example the received coordinates of a target in Zaporozhye transmitted by the Ukrainian security services several days ago

According to Oksijen newspaper, the attack occurred in international waters off the coast of Turkey's Samsun province