While walking around the Westfjords, 31-year-old hiking enthusiast Kristján Atli Sævarsson from Sólheimar raised 5.2 million ISK for the purchase of a new pottery kiln at Sólheimar—far surpassing his original fundraising goal.

EXCLUSIVE: Palestine Action activists have bee pictured giving triumphant salutes as they arrived in court today accused of carrying out a £7million e-scooter attack on RAF warplanes.

Get the latest news on President Donald Trump’s second term in the White House and the Republican-led Congress.

All but one Republican voted to clear the procedural hurdle that outlines the parameters for debate, ahead of a final-passage vote expected Thursday.

Depuis le 25 juin 2025, la commune de Mbigou est le théâtre d'une mobilisation sanitaire exceptionnelle, portée par l'Association Kundu Mulebe en partenariat avec le Ministère de la Santé. Une caravane chirurgicale humanitaire d'un niveau inédit au Gabon, fondée sur trois piliers clairs : santé, dignité, humanité. Dans cette région enclavée, souvent privée d'accès régulier aux soins spécialisés, l'Association Kundu Mulebe déploie, avec ses propres moyens, une opération de grande (...) - SOCIAL / SUJET_ECRIT_MAISON

Donald Trump has lifted sanctions on ex-FIDE head Kirsan Ilyumzhinov, who called it proof of US desire for new relations with Russia Read Full Article at RT.com

A Ukrainian court has reportedly acknowledged a foreign gay marriage certificate as valid, contrary to national law Read Full Article at RT.com

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«It should become the new time for Russia in the full sense of this word,» the Russian leader noted

According to data of June 20, reserves totaled $687.2 bln

In the next round, the Russian teen will play against Hailey Baptiste from the United States

According to investigators, the sabotage group’s attacks were aimed, among other things, at the military airfield Shaikovka, a base of long-range bombers

Maître Alexis Nang Ntseme, avocat au Barreau du Gabon, rend un hommage à une personnalité emblématique du département du Haut Ntem (Minvoul), le nommé Anicet Oyane Akaga, décédé ce 1 juillet 2025 à Dubaï . Ce mardi 1er juillet 2025, la nouvelle du décès d'Anicet Oyane Akaga, ancien député de Minvoul, survenu à Dubaï, nous plonge dans une profonde tristesse. Minvoul, notre chère localité, perd un fils illustre, un leader visionnaire dont l'engagement a transformé les aspirations d'une (...) - NECROLOGIE / SUJET_ECRIT_MAISON

Le mardi 1ᵉʳ juillet 2025, le Ministre du Tourisme Durable et de l'Artisanat, Monsieur Pascal Ogowe Siffon, a procédé à l'inauguration officielle du Bantu Hôtel, nouvel établissement hôtelier situé dans le quartier de Glass, à Libreville. Cette cérémonie s'inscrit dans le cadre de l'accompagnement par le ministère des initiatives privées visant à structurer l'offre d'hébergement sur le territoire national. Le Bantu Hôtel devient ainsi l'un des établissements recensés dans la base des (...) - INFRASTRUCTURES / SUJET_ECRIT_MAISON

The Workers' Party (WP) has responded to a statement by the People's Action Party (PAP) on Thursday (July 3), which raised concerns over WP secretary-general Pritam Singh's recent media engagement with Malaysian political podcast Keluar Sekejap. In its statement titled 'PAP opposing for the sake of opposing', WP said that public perception in Singapore to the podcast has been positive.«It exemplified how a non-government Singaporean politician can speak fairly and frankly about Singapore and the Singapore government, without denouncing either.» Doubling down on its assessment that the podcast was well-received, the party said that it was aware one PAP member had remarked that «Pritam did well». It also said that other PAP members had happily posed for pictures with one of the podcast's hosts when the latter was in Singapore over the weekend, suggesting that Singh's appearance on the podcast «had no detrimental impact whatsoever on Singapore's national interests».

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[allAfrica] Johannesburg -- A disturbing pattern is emerging across Africa where courts are being weaponised to silence journalists, with two high-profile cases this week highlighting how the judicial system is being used to punish reporters for simply doing their jobs.

[allAfrica] South Africa predominantly relies on burning coal to generate electricity

Delhi Environment Minister Manjinder Singh Sirsa urged the Commission for Air Quality Management to suspend Direction No. 89, which prohibits fuel stations from providing fuel to End-of-Life vehicles. Sirsa argued that the order should be paused until the ANPR system was fully implemented across the NCR, deeming it unfair to vehicle owners.

Himachal Pradesh is grappling with relentless monsoon rains, triggering a landslide in Lindi Dhar village, Shimla. The state has reported at least 51 deaths since June 20 due to floods, landslides, and road accidents. Mandi district is severely affected, with 13 fatalities and 29 missing after cloudbursts and flash floods.

Aaditya Thackeray warned against insulting Marathi amid a language row in Maharashtra, following an attack on a shop owner in Mira Road for not speaking Marathi. MNS justified the incident, alleging the owner's arrogance.

The BJP has criticized the Congress-led Karnataka government after CCTV footage revealed Bengaluru civic body workers pasting caste stickers on homes without collecting data during a survey of Scheduled Caste households. BJP MP PC Mohan called the exercise a «comedy of errors,» referencing a previous flawed caste census.

It has long been foreseeable that Landspítali’s housing situation would become unsustainable. Construction will need to continue over a longer period, possibly even after the new hospital is operational, due to major societal changes in recent years.

Peer support groups for people with chronic pain are cropping up across Canada, as advocates work to break down the stigma surrounding the invisible condition.

Chancellor Rachel Reeves insisted she was dealing with a 'personal issue' as she spoke about the extraordinary scenes in the Commons for the first time.

Johnathan Christmas, 35, had a five-month affair with work colleague Charlotte Crute, from Poole, Dorset, after they met at a summer party.

Follow Mail Sport's live blog for the latest updates following the tragic news that Liverpool and Portugal forward Diogo Jota has died aged 28 in a car accident in Zamora, Spain.  

Jota died in the early hours of Thursday morning while he was travelling in the super car with his fellow footballer brother Andre, 26, who was also killed in the crash.

Pub chain JD Wetherspoon has confirmed the 'Walham Green' on Fulham Road in West London will be the first of its six new pubs to open in England over the coming months.

The Defence Acquisition Council, chaired by Defence Minister Rajnath Singh, has approved the procurement of ten capital acquisition proposals worth Rs 1.05 lakh crore through indigenous sourcing. This includes equipment like Recovery Vehicles, Electronic Warfare Systems, and Surface-to-Air Missiles. These procurements aim to enhance the operational readiness of the Armed Forces by improving mobility, air defense, and supply chain management.

ASP NV Baramani sought early retirement, citing public humiliation by Karnataka CM Siddaramaiah during a rally. PM Modi emphasized India's stability for global prosperity during his Ghana visit. India cleared Pakistan hockey team's entry for Asia Cup and Junior WC, separating politics from sports. A shooting at a Chicago nightclub resulted in four fatalities and multiple injuries.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed Ghana's parliament, conveying the goodwill of 1.4 billion Indians and lauding Ghana as an inspiration for Africa. He highlighted the nation's courage and commitment to inclusive progress, expressing gratitude for receiving Ghana's national award. Both countries agreed to elevate their relationship to a comprehensive partnership, addressing global challenges and advocating for reforms in global governance.