On November 1, Choe Son Hui held talks with her Russian counterpart, Sergey Lavrov

The “special operation” was aimed at detaining an Iran-linked “terrorist operative,” the Israel Defense Forces said Read Full Article at RT.com

Russian forces have targeted airfields and an oil refinery in Ukraine, the Defense Ministry in Moscow has reported Read Full Article at RT.com

Republicans have an advantage in early voting, Jim Messina has acknowledged Read Full Article at RT.com

The Michael Jackson Thriller album producer passed away on Sunday night surrounded by his family at his home in the Bel Air area of Los Angeles , but no cause of death has yet been given.

The music titan, who passed away on Sunday, told New York magazine's David Marchese in 2018 that he went on a date with the former First Daughter in 2006 - when Ivanka was 25, and Jones was 73.

Revellers attending Birmingham 's Frankfurt Christmas Market have complained after prices went up to an all-time high when it started on Friday, November 1.

The High Court will, this Tuesday November 5 2024, hear an application by the State to permanently forfeit assets, worth K1.7 billion, belonging former presidential security aide Norman Chisale which is believed to have been accumulated through proceeds of crime. The assets were seized in 2021 and making the ruling, then, the court said assets […] The post Chisale may permanently lose all his K1.7BN corrupt-gotten assets: 86 motor vehicles, 21 real properties appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

A myriad of programmes will be held next year in commemoration of Singapore's 60th birthday. Speaking at the Community Club Management Committees' (CCMC) 60th Anniversary dinner at One Punggol on Monday night (Nov 4), Prime Minister Lawrence Wong said that these events will be platforms for Singaporeans to connect, contribute and show care for one another. PM Wong, who also chairs the People's Association (PA), announced that the theme of SG60, Building Our Singapore Together, will support Singaporeans' commitment to a renewed social compact during the Forward Singapore exercise. «SG60 aims to celebrate our nation-building journey and reflect on our shared values of multiculturalism, boldness, resilience and openness that have united and allowed us to prosper against the odds,» he said. These SG60 programmes will provide opportunities for Singaporeans to collaborate, share ideas, and co-create solutions to shape the future of the Singapore story. The list of upcoming programmes includes Chingay, a annual parade organised by PA to celebrate Singapore's multiculturalism.

Police in New Brunswick say an inmate who escaped from a jail in Saint John by squeezing through a fence is back in custody.

Power has been restored to a Nunavut hamlet on Baffin Island following a days-long outage that began on Thursday.

The Russian president has welcomed representatives of more than 100 countries to Moscow for a conference on global challenges Read Full Article at RT.com

The IDF has kidnapped a Lebanese citizen in an ‘‘unprecedented’‘ raid by special forces deep inside neighboring country Read Full Article at RT.com

Deliveries of the fuel through Ukraine are close to reaching the highest possible volume, according to data from Gazprom Read Full Article at RT.com

Moldova’s Maia Sandu has gained over 55% of the votes in Sunday’s runoff, official numbers show Read Full Article at RT.com

A diplomatic note has been issued to Russia following the “unpleasant” incident, Ambassador Marja Liivala has said Read Full Article at RT.com

The savage mauling of a ten-year-old girl by her new XL Bully dog in North Yorkshire last week marks the sixth fatality since the ban on the dogs came into force on February 1.

The Malawi Defence Force (MDF) Team are the champions of this year’s Military Veterans Thanks Giving Golf Tournament, which took place at Limbe Country Club at the weekend. NBS Bank plc was the main sponsor of the tournament this year pumping in K70 million, and attracted 160 golfers across the country. The MDF team comprised Private […] The post MDF Team wins 2024 War Veterans Golf Tourney appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

Kamala Harris courted voters angered by the Gaza war while Donald Trump doubled down on violent rhetoric with a comment about journalists being shot as the tense US election campaign entered its final hours. The Democratic vice president and the Republican former president frantically blitzed several swing states as they tried to win over the last holdouts with less than 36 hours left until polls open on Election Day on Tuesday. Trump predicted a «landslide», while Harris told a raucous rally in must-win Michigan that «we have momentum -- it's on our side.» The 2024 race is going down to the wire, with more key states effectively tied at this point than in any comparable election. Over 77.6 million people have cast early votes, around half of the total ballots cast in 2020. With the clock ticking, Harris, 60, spent the day in Michigan where she risks losing the critical support of a 200,000-strong Arab-American community that has denounced US handling of the Israel-Hamas war. «As president, I will do everything in my power to end the war in Gaza,» Harris said at the start of her speech at Michigan State University, noting that there were leaders of the community present. - 'Demonic' - But the rest of the speech was upbeat, with Harris spending more time on urging people to get out and vote than on attacks on Trump. «We got two days to get this done,» she said. Earlier, Harris quoted scripture in a majority-Black church in Detroit, Michigan and urging Americans to look beyond Trump. «Let us turn the page and write the next chapter of our history,» she said. Trump on Sunday zigzagged through Pennsylvania, North Carolina and Georgia -- the three biggest swing-state prizes in the Electoral College system that awards US states influence according to their population. The 78-year-old Trump, the oldest major party candidate in US history, added to his increasingly dark rhetoric by musing to supporters in Lititz, Pennsylvania, that he wouldn't mind if journalists were shot. Discussing his near-miss assassination attempt against him in July, he said to laughter that to be hit again «somebody would have to shoot through the fake news -- and I don't mind that so much.» Trump called Democrats «demonic» and, despite no evidence of any meaningful election cheating so far, claimed that Democrats in Pennsylvania «are fighting so hard to steal this damn thing.» Adding to fears that he would not accept a defeat in 2024, Trump added that he «shouldn't have left» the White House after he lost his 2020 reelection effort to Joe Biden. - RFK Jr controversy - Trump meanwhile said in Macon, Georgia, that he had asked vaccine-skeptic Robert F. Kennedy Jr, who dropped his own presidential bid to support Trump, to work on «women's health» and «pesticides.» His comments came a day after Kennedy caused consternation by saying that a Trump White House would order US water systems to remove fluoride from public water supplies. Later in another rambling speech in Kinston, North Carolina Trump said «we're going to have on Tuesday a landslide that's too big to rig.» The polls however show that the result is likely to be historically tight. A final New York Times/Siena poll Sunday flagged incremental changes in swing states, but the results from all seven remained within the margin of error. Harris got a boost Saturday as the final Des Moines Register poll for Iowa -- seen as a highly credible test of wider public sentiment -- showed a stunning turnaround, with Harris ahead in a state won easily by Trump in 2016 and 2020. In the last hours, both candidates are desperately trying to shore up their bases, and win over any undecided voters. Pollsters have noted an erosion in Black support for Harris. But with abortion rights a top voter concern, her campaign has hailed the large proportion of women turning out among early voters. © Agence France-Presse

Seychelles is to introduce a digital traffic enforcement trial initiative for eight weeks to improve road safety in the small island state, according to a high-level official. Vice President Ahmed Afif revealed the government's plans in a recent interview recently following the Cabinet of Ministers meeting held at State House. The project will be carried out in the eastern Mahe district of Roche Caiman, using technology to detect traffic offences such as speeding, mobile phone use, and seatbelt violations. «The government has already approved the principal for the trial and all that remains is for the Department of Transport to contact the consul to inform the company to go ahead,» he said. The Seychelles consul in Australia, Arnold Chetty, has already been in touch with Australian company Acusensus for the use of their technology. «The company is interested in running the project on a pilot basis, which means that it will not cost the country anything to run it,» explained Afif. Through the project, drivers carrying out traffic infractions will be caught on camera, and will immediately receive a message. «There will not be anyone there to arrest the person, they will only receive the message informing them of what infraction they have committed and there will be a fine to pay,» said Afif. He added, «We will have to determine where to place the cameras and other instruments to be used, as you know the two countries are different.» The authorities also say that the measure will help reduce the costs for the police force. During the piloting of the project, the authorities will fine-tune the existing technology to cater to local needs. The trial will assess the system's ability and insights from the trial will guide future infrastructure planning and enforcement decisions. «This will provide the government with a lot of information, as we have seen nowadays people are driving without a valid license in addition to other illegal activities happening on the roads,» said Afif. He said if all goes well, Seychelles may then adopt it as a permanent measure, by coming into a commercial agreement with the company. Additionally, the Ministry of Transport will evaluate business models and legislative requirements to facilitate the transition to digital enforcement, with the trial's findings informing whether the system will be adopted permanently. Meanwhile, Seychelles is embarking on a digital surveillance path, where President Wavel Ramkalawan after his visit to China announced that the country will be receiving CCTV systems from China.

The man who fell into Tungufljót River near Geysir yesterday was Icelandic. He was traveling there with two other men.

Flash floods have hit Barcelona's main airport and the surrounding areas, with videos showing water streaming into the departures hall and pouring from the ceiling.

The Met Police previously confirmed that the last sighting of Sarah Cunningham was at around 3am on Jamestown Road, Camden, on November 2.

Get the latest news from the 2024 campaign trail in the contest between Vice President Kamala Harris and former president Donald Trump.

Malawi Stock Exchange listed FDH Bank had a grand time at this year’s Institute of Marketing in Malawi (IMM) Awards ceremony over the weekend where they bagged four awards.   The Bank’s Salama Banking was named the Print Commercial of the Year, while its marketing team emerged the Marketing Team of the Year. FDH Cares […] The post FDH Bank plc shines at the Marketers’ awards appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

A tropical storm warning is now in effect for Jamaica as the Area of Low Pressure over the west-central Caribbean Sea becomes better organised while moving closer to the island and has the potential to develop into a tropical cyclone by Monday...

WESTERN BUREAU: A testament to Jamaica’s evolving business landscape was on full display as Sixt Rent a Car, the world’s third-largest car rental provider, launched operations at the Norman Manley International Airport last week. Sixt’s expansion...

Western Bureau: Ahead of the close of Fire, Life and Safety Awareness Week on Saturday, personnel at the Hanover branch of the Jamaica Fire Brigade (JFB) were seemingly pleased with what they had achieved through their public educational activities...

The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) recently concluded a pivotal three-day plant breeding for hot pepper production under its Improving Phytosanitary, Food Safety and Market Access Opportunities along the Hot Pepper...

Buff Bay, Portland In an attempt to preserve the environment against improper disposal of plastic material, ground was broken last Thursday for the construction of plastics redemption centre on properties owned by Portland-based spring water-...