A man was shot dead during a reported shoot-out with the police in May Pen, Clarendon today. His identity has not yet been ascertained. According to the police, a team was patrolling along Nelson Street in May Pen when they came under attack. The...

Ali Bagheri Kani also pointed out that the Iranian government has shown «a serious determination to offset dependence on the West by focusing on the East, strengthening Asian identity, and ensuring that neighborly policies serve collective development and security»

According to NBC, this could allow Assange to walk free after five years in a British prison

Pentagon spokesman Patrick Ryder commented on the Russian side's statements on the terrorist attack in Sevastopol

WikiLeaks also confirmed information from a US court about a plea bargain between Assange and US prosecutors

This became known after the teams of Italy and Croatia drew in the matches of Group B, and the Spaniards beat the Albanian team

B.C.'s premier is calling on the federal government to take a closer look at how its bail law is being applied after a Surrey woman was killed in her own home earlier this month.

Work has been temporarily stopped at a mine in central Yukon after what the company says was a failure of its system that uses chemicals to help extract gold.

The family of Kitchener, Ont. man said he was suffering from a schizophrenic episode, and desperately needed help, the night he was fatally shot by an officer with the Waterloo Regional Police Service.

Speaker Randy Weekes officially tendered his resignation from the Saskatchewan Party Government Caucus – following an extended saga that saw Weekes accuse government MLAs of harassment.

Some 115,000 Americans live in British Columbia and a partisan volunteer group is trying to mobilize as many of them as possible to vote in the fall’s U.S. election, which promises to be contentious and attention-grabbing on both sides of the border.

SINGAPORE – Suspecting that one of her four children, aged eight to 11, stole her money, a woman made them look for the cash as she splashed hot water on them. On June 24, the single mother, 33, who cannot be named due to a gag order to protect her children’s identities, pleaded guilty to one charge of ill-treating a child under her care. Her offences were committed when her three daughters were aged eight, 10 and 11, and her son was nine. Deputy Public Prosecutor Tin Shu Min said that on July 2, 2022, the woman woke her children up to shower and get them ready for madrasah, or Islamic religious school. She told her eldest daughter to take $20 from her wallet to buy bread for breakfast. When the girl said there was only $5 in the wallet, instead of $60 the woman thought she had, she suspected that one of the children may have taken it. The woman told the children to look for the money as she watched and threatened to splash hot water on them if they failed to find it.

DAMMAM: An initiative by the Eastern Province municipality has been launched to improve traffic flow on the Gulf Road in Saihat, Qatif. The road is a crucial artery, linking several key commercial and high-traffic areas. The project will alleviate congestion at the intersection with Pearl Street by alleviating congestion with new turning lanes and roundabouts. It will be implemented in several phases and there will be partial road closures while the work is ongoing.

NAJRAN: Najran Camel Racecourse organized its second Mafarid race on Sunday, part of the Saudi Camel Racing Federation’s competitions for the 2024 season. There were rounds for the male and female Mafarid category, covering a distance of 1.5 km and featuring the participation of 641 camels. In the first round, the female camel Al-Hathra, owned by Hussein Al-Salem, achieved first place. In the second, male Muwaffaq, owned by Manea Al-Munjim, took first.

RIYADH: The Saudi aid agency KSrelief launched its new strategic plan in Riyadh on Monday, the Saudi Press Agency reported. The plan, unveiled by Dr. Abdullah bin Abdulaziz Al-Rabeeah, adviser at the Royal Court and supervisor general of KSrelief, outlines how it will become a leader in global relief and humanitarian efforts, emphasizing the provision of aid in alignment with the Kingdom’s values of excellence and high quality.

RIYADH: Several private farms in Baha have been renovated and revamped by their owners to reflect agricultural tradition and cultural identity, helping to attract tourists to the area. Among these, Al-Mandaq Governorate’s farms and rural cottages stand out, according to a report by the Saudi Press Agency. These farms, which are located throughout the region, have a variety of trees and tastefully structured rustic houses that draw in the visitors. The owner of one farm, Othman Hassan Al-Zahrani, explained that the idea to restore his farm originated in 2022.

RIYADH: As a child, Nasser Al-Sadhan would spend hours watching documentaries on countries such as New Zealand and India, fascinated by the diverse landscapes and cultures depicted on the screen. As an adult, Al-Sadhan has been able to turn his childhood fantasies into reality by visiting these countries. Each step he takes in these unfamiliar territories brings back memories of the wonder and amazement he felt as a child.

Member of Parliament for St Thomas Eastern Dr Michelle Charles is demanding a public apology from People's National Party (PNP) general secretary, Dr Dayton Campbell, for alleged defamatory statements questioning the legitimacy of her...

Counsel for the attorney general (AG) today argued that the amendment to the Constitution increasing the retirement age for the director of public prosecutions and the auditor general gave Paula Llewellyn an automatic right to remain in the office...

A fourth person who was arrested and charged in the gun bust at Kingston Wharf in March 2022 was today freed of illegal gun importation charges. Jermaine Baker, a 36-year-old chef of Fort Lauderdale, Florida, was found not guilty of illegal...

Two Portland brothers accused of the 2019 shooting death of a female vendor were today freed of murder and gun charges in the Portland Circuit Court. Seriko Russell, otherwise called 'Pantro', and Maxwell Russell, also called 'Bigga...

The Opposition People's National Party (PNP) says it strongly condemns Prime Minister Andrew Holness' intent to clamp down on «fake news» on social media, viewing it as a direct threat to free expression and privacy. Speaking on...

The ATACMS strike on a Sevastopol beach could be a ploy to justify greater NATO involvement in Ukraine, the former US lawmaker has said Read Full Article at RT.com

US Department of Justice considers filing criminal charges against aerospace giant Boeing, Reuters says Read Full Article at RT.com

Julian Assange is expected to reach a plea deal with the US Read Full Article at RT.com

The list also covers various transportation, logistics, construction, insurance, manufacturing companies; research and educational institutions; and resorts

Nearly 90 countries participated in the competition

This idea was supported by Congressman Ronny Jackson, who worked as a doctor for Trump and former US President Barack Obama

According to Hakan Fidan, tensions in the world are rising because of the crisis in Ukraine and Gaza

The French leader pointed out that he «believes in the power of dialogue»

The Institute for Fiscal Studies hit out at a 'conspiracy of silence' among the UK's political parties over the need for tax hikes, spending cuts, or increased borrowing.

The former sportsman, 52, lashed out in a weekend campaign video amid the growing furore over bets allegedly placed by senior Tory candidates and officials on the date of the election .

The right wing of the party has re-injected LGBTQ+ rights and issues into our political discussion in recent years. There are real signs it’s having an effect.

U.S. Judge Aileen M. Cannon scolded a prosecutor seeking to bar Donald Trump from attacks on FBI agents, after delving deep into special counsel funding policy.

Mogadishu, the capital city of Somalia, has experienced devastating flash floods that transformed streets into difficult to pass waterways.