Russia has for years been building ties with Azerbaijan, relations that are founded on mutual interests and respect, Maria Zakharova noted

The summit is scheduled for July 5-8

Marc Champion pointed out that Israel managed to «blunt» the effect of the Iranian missile attacks by using a significant amount of its air defenses

While a life of luxury may be out of reach for many in Singapore, this man has found a way to consistently make bank — and he's willing to share his secrets.Grab rider Afiq Zayany claims that he earns around $4,000 to $6,000 a month, allowing him to live in a two-storey villa in Johor Bahru, according to a recent video on his YouTube account Ringgit & Dollars.«You want proof? I'll give you proof,» Afiq, a Singaporean, says in the video.He says he earns around $200 a day in Singapore, according to a screenshot he took of the earnings for the first week of June in his Grab application.The golf villa in Johor Bahru that he lives in costs about RM1.4 million (S$424,600), said Afiq in another YouTube video.  

Papua New Guinea police say they will charge a 45-year-old NSW man with serious drug trafficking offences after allegedly catching him with millions of dollars worth of cocaine at a hotel in Port Moresby.

Mogadishu (HOL) — Somali President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud on Tuesday night attended a high-level ceremony hosted at the Office of the Prime Minister to commemorate the 65th anniversary of Somalia’s Independence and National Unity Day.

Mogadishu (HOL) — The Somali National Army's elite Danab Commandos have killed a senior Al-Shabaab leader and eight of his bodyguards in a targeted operation conducted in the Bariire area of the Lower Shabelle region.

Mogadishu (HOL) — A military helicopter crashed and burst into flames at Mogadishu’s Aden Adde International Airport on Tuesday, according to two airport staff who witnessed the incident.

The US has reportedly paused deliveries of missiles, artillery shells, and air defense systems to Ukraine as its own arsenal runs low Read Full Article at RT.com

US President Donald Trump has warned Hamas against rejecting a new American-backed ceasefire proposal or face something “worse” Read Full Article at RT.com

The US president has warned that he will be watching “communist” Zohran Mamdani very carefully Read Full Article at RT.com

A YouGov survey reflects concerns over potential economic and political crises Read Full Article at RT.com

Ouf de soulagement pour les passionnés du Heiva, mais pas encore pour la FRAAP. Un accord a finalement été trouvé entre elle et le gouvernement, ce qui permettra au Heiva d'avoir lieu ce jeudi 3 juillet. Reste encore à régler la question centrale du point d'indice. Et là, la FRAAP ne compte rien lâcher.

Democrats largely drove the drop, while Republicans’ level of national pride kept steady. Younger Americans are also less likely to be proud of their country.

A federal judge ruled the Trump administration could not cut short the protection for migrants from Haiti, which has been under a state of emergency since March 2024.

Eight men and 12 women, aged between 24 and 55, were arrested for various offences during a multi-agency enforcement operation in Geylang on Friday (June 27).The offences include drink driving, driving without a valid licence and insurance, non-maintenance of fire safety provisions, providing massage services without a valid licence, suspected drug-related offences, and working without a valid work permit. Members of the media, including AsiaOne, were invited to observe the enforcement operation, led by Bedok Police Division.The enforcement operation, involving officers from the Central Narcotics Bureau (CNB), Immigration and Checkpoints Authority (ICA) and the Singapore Civil Defence Force, is part of their ongoing efforts to clamp down on illicit activities and regulatory offences in the area, said the police in a statement on Wednesday (July 2). Our first stop was a hair salon along Geylang Road which actively promotes its hair washing services on social media. 

SAN JOSE, Costa Rica (AP) — Costa Rica’s Supreme Court on Tuesday asked the country’s legislature to strip President Rodrigo Chaves of his legal immunity so he can stand trial on corruption charges. Chaves, accused of awarding lucrative...

LONDON: Felicia Kwaku OBE, was announced as the new chair of the Mary Seacole Trust during a special event on June 26 to mark the ninth anniversary of the unveiling of a statue of Mary Seacole on the grounds of St Thomas’ Hospital in London,...

LONDON: Well-known defence barrister, Dr Courtenay Griffiths KC, who made a name for himself by taking on a number of high profile cases in representation of the black community in the UK, passed away last week at 69 years old. ‘Legendary’ is how...

Twelve-year-old Morganne Brown was filled with bittersweet emotions as she tried her best to balance melancholy with joy during her graduation yesterday. “I feel sad but I’m also elated because I’m moving on to my next step in my life, which is...

AGAINST THE background of a blazing and crackling ‘bunfire’, Gloria ‘Mama G’ Simms stood, like a spectre of Nanny of the Maroons, as a beaming MC Daveai Ellis handed her a lifetime achievement trophy given to her by the Charles Town Maroons of...

The Election Commission of India is encouraging political parties to increase the number of booth level agents for Bihar's special intensive revision process, emphasizing that parties should act now rather than complain later. While many BLAs are already engaged, the ECI indicates there is still time for parties to appoint additional BLAs.

TOI again celebrates youngsters from across India who’ve made a mark and are hungry for more

Security company Certis has agreed to roll back its latest mandate that required employees on sick leave to share their live location if they are not at home, following discussions with the Union of Security Employees (USE).«Certis, which is unionised under USE, has agreed to do so, and there will be no location tracking of officers on medical leave,» it said in a statement on Tuesday (July 1). USE, an affiliate of the National Trades Union Congress (NTUC), said that the decision comes after a meeting with Certis management.The union also said that officers should use their medical leave to rest, and that they «do not condone any abuse of medical leave as such behaviour undermines trust and affects the wellbeing of the fellow officers».

A man who caught his wife naked with another man in the latter's car climbed onto the vehicle's bonnet in a desperate bid to stop them from leaving.But he fell and sustained injuries, after the man stepped on the accelerator to drive off.The purported lover, Chia Hiok Seah, was taken to court on Tuesday (July 1) for the offences of causing hurt through a rash act and appearing nude in a public place, reported Shin Min Daily News.According to court documents seen by AsiaOne, the incident occurred at about 2.13am on June 29, 2024, at the multi-storey car park Block 278 Compassvale Bow.Chia, 50, is accused of causing hurt to victim Goh Yong Sern by driving while Goh was on the front bonnet, causing him to fall to the ground.This resulted in Goh suffering injuries including a facial laceration, puncture wound on his face, abrasions over his hand and knee and a scratch on his chest, the documents stated.Chia was also handed a second charge of appearing nude in the car park while being in the vehicle.

Dr. Shraddha Chauhan, an 80-year-old woman, has created a record. She became India's oldest woman to complete a tandem skydive. Her son, Brigadier Saurabh Singh Shekhawat, accompanied her. Despite health challenges, she jumped from 10,000 feet. She fulfilled her childhood dream with her son's support. The video of her skydive has gained popularity.

The Dalai Lama, ahead of his 90th birthday, has declared that the institution of the Dalai Lama will persist after his death, a statement with significant implications for his global Buddhist followers. He emphasised that the Gaden Phodrang Trust, based in India, will have the exclusive authority to identify his successor, adhering to traditional Buddhist practices.

The Quad foreign ministers strongly condemned the terrorist attack in Jammu and Kashmir, urging justice for the victims. They voiced concerns over the East and South China Seas, North Korea's missile launches and cyber activities, and the crisis in Myanmar. The Quad also announced initiatives for critical minerals, maritime law enforcement, disaster response, and countering disinformation in the Indo-Pacific region.

S Jaishankar met with Pete Hegseth at the Pentagon. They emphasized the strategic importance of India-US defence ties. Hegseth expressed enthusiasm for the growing defence partnership. Both countries aim to expand industrial cooperation and co-production networks. They also want to strengthen interoperability. The US is pleased with the integration of US defence items into India's armed forces.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi embarked on a five-nation tour from July 2-9, visiting Ghana, Trinidad & Tobago, Argentina, Brazil, and Namibia. The trip aims to strengthen India's ties with the Global South, focusing on enhanced cooperation in various sectors like investment, energy, and technology. Modi will engage with leaders and address parliaments, reaffirming India's commitment to multilateral platforms and partnerships.

Home Minister Amit Shah declared the new criminal laws as the biggest reform since Independence, aiming to foster public trust in the justice system. These laws, designed to be citizen-centric and transparent, will ensure justice within three years, leveraging technology for efficient processes. The focus shifts from punishment to justice, protecting citizens' rights and addressing crimes against women and children.

A parliamentary committee meeting on land acquisition was disrupted when BJP MPs, including Parshottam Rupala, walked out due to the presence of activist Medha Patkar. BJP members labeled Patkar «anti-national,» objecting to her involvement. Committee head Saptagiri Sankar Ulaka defended inviting Patkar, citing standard practice.

Politico sources noted that the decision to suspend certain aid deliveries, originally approved under former US President Joe Biden’s administration, was made in early June but has only now gone into effect