Trump visits a new immigrant detention center in Florida’s Everglades, sending a message of toughness as public approval of his immigration policies declines.

Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar voiced his apprehension regarding the current political climate in India, deeming it unfavorable for democracy. He emphasized that political rivals should not be treated as enemies and urged for improved decorum among lawmakers.

When PNG's anti-corruption watchdog was established two years ago, there were high hopes it would mark a turning point but now the Australian and New Zealand bosses have been suspended.

The decisions illustrate how dissenting voices have little room in the GOP and complicate the party’s path to holding its majorities in the midterms.

Slovak Foreign Minister Juraj Blanar has said the Ukraine conflict can only be ended through negotiations Read Full Article at RT.com

The anonymous source has claimed that Tehran still possess numerous “new generation missiles,” against which Israel is defenseless Read Full Article at RT.com

Russian forces have taken complete control of the Lugansk People’s Republic, after over a decade of hostilities in the contested region Read Full Article at RT.com

Ukrainian forces launched a series of missile and drone attacks on Russia’s Donetsk People’s Republic (DPR) on Monday evening Read Full Article at RT.com

President Donald Trump has signed an executive order dismantling much of the decades-old sanctions program imposed on Syria Read Full Article at RT.com

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L'ancienne footballeuse britannique Fran Hurndall a terminé dimanche une course de charité de 3 800 kilomètres à travers l'Australie, réalisant ainsi le temps le plus rapide jamais enregistré pour une femme. Elle a couru pour récolter des fonds en faveur des victimes de violences conjugales.

Leur fils a eu un grave accident de scooter sur Tahiti et se trouve dans un état critique à l'hôpital. Les parents ne peuvent pas quitter les Marquises où ils résident, en raison de la grève qui paralyse les vols domestiques. Une situation personnelle urgente qui les plonge dans le désarroi.

Faute d'accord, la grève débute ce lundi 30 juin, à la Maison de la culture et dans plusieurs services du Pays. Entre 40 et 50% du personnel est gréviste à la Maison de la culture, selon les syndicats. Ce mouvement entraîne des perturbations sur les vols, les examens du permis et le Heiva.

Concerns have emerged regarding the CUET-UG 2025 exam due to reported biometric verification gaps and shift-wise disparities. The absence of complete Aadhaar-based biometric authentication and uneven candidate distribution across shifts raise questions about fairness and comparability. Deviations from the syllabus in certain subjects further contribute to doubts about the exam's integrity.

Member of Parliament for South West St Catherine, Everald Warmington, has withdrawn and apologised for inappropriate and offensive remarks made on the political platform in Westmoreland on Sunday. Warmington uttered expletives on Sunday as he...

Two brothers were shot, one fatally, in a gun attack at their home in the rural community of Snow Hill in Pimento Walk, St Ann on Sunday. Dead is 19-year-old Jaheem Brown. His 17-year-old brother is in hospital nursing gunshot wounds. Reports...

The Central Committee of the Jamaica Police Federation is once again calling for better pay and support for police officers, stating that more must be done for those who have sworn to serve and protect every citizen of Jamaica. Detective Corporal...

The Jamaica Chamber of Commerce (JCC) and the Jamaica Manufacturers and Exporters Association (JMEA) have joined mounting calls for the Government to explain the removal of a key law enforcement requirement from the top job at the Financial...

The Bank of Jamaica (BOJ) has opted to maintain its benchmark interest rate at 5.75 per cent per annum, citing a backdrop of heightened global uncertainty and inflation risks that remain tilted to the upside. Following its Monetary Policy...