Budapest says Ukrainian recruitment officers beat ethnic Hungarian Jozsef Sebestyen to death for resisting conscription Read Full Article at RT.com

Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov has reacted to US President Donald Trump’s latest threats of sanctions against Moscow Read Full Article at RT.com

Earlier media reports claimed that four service members were killed during the bombardment of a training ground Read Full Article at RT.com

Michael Ives, 47, and Kerry Ives, 46, have been found guilty at Mold Crown Court of the murder of their two-year-old grandson Ethan Ives-Griffiths.

Fire crews and water specialists were deployed to Kings Avenue, near Clapham Common, in the early hours of Sunday morning after the deluge was reported to them.

Expectant mother Natalie Matthews said she 'deeply regretted' knocking down the beloved 17th century cottage and that she was in a 'difficult and overwhelming situation'.

Year 7 student Courtney Wright wore a Spice Girls-esque dress and wrote a speech about history and traditions as part of the celebrations, but was hauled out lessons and made to sit in reception.

New official statistics show the number of foreign nationals receiving the benefit in the UK has risen from 883,470 in 2022 to 1.26million last month.

Michael Ives, 47, and Kerry Ives, 46, have been found guilty at Mold Crown Court of the murder of their two-year-old grandson Ethan Ives-Griffiths.

Online footage appears to show the moment a Ukrainian drone struck a residential building in Voronezh, Russia Read Full Article at RT.com

The defense chief claimed the Russian leader named France as Moscow’s top adversary in Europe Read Full Article at RT.com

Fighters from the Al-Qaeda-linked terrorist group have reportedly driven government-allied forces out of Tardo in Somalia Read Full Article at RT.com

Jeudi 17 avril 2025, Paris. Lendemain de la disparition d'Aaron Boupendza. Hasard du calendrier : le rendez-vous du jour, planifié en amont, est lié au football et au Gabon. Un lendemain de défaite des Madrilènes face aux Gunners. L'actualité donne encore plus de sens à l'interview. C'est au détour d'une émission du Club des 5 (YouTube), lors de la CAN 2021 qui révéla Boupendza — et sa position de hors-jeu qui n'en était pas une — que Freddy Khoula (ancien journaliste sportif passé par (...) - FOOTBALL / SUJET_ECRIT_MAISON

UNESCO added two new African island sites to its World Heritage list, citing exceptional biodiversity Read Full Article at RT.com

Lawmakers will wait as US President Donald Trump considers his own sanctions, Republican leader John Thune has said Read Full Article at RT.com

The Air Force employee has pleaded guilty to leaking top secret Ukraine conflict data to an unknown woman on a foreign dating platform Read Full Article at RT.com

The US president used a White House meeting to showcase his shift in policy from foreign aid to direct trade and private investment Read Full Article at RT.com

India is working with Cambodia to combat cyberfraud from the Southeast Asian nation Read Full Article at RT.com

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The first of two new light rail vehicles (LRV) for the Sengkang-Punggol LRT (SPLRT) line began its first passenger service on Tuesday (July 15) where it completed three loops over the course of an hour in the afternoon.The two new trains will ply the 14-station line, and will be deployed to the Punggol West Loop and Punggol East Loop over the two upcoming weekends, announced the Land Transport Authority (LTA) and SBS Transit.They will then be deployed for weekday service towards the end of July. These trains are part of the 25 new third-generation LRVs which will be progressively introduced into passenger service beyond the third quarter of 2025 after comprehensive testing and commissioning.Come end 2028, the SPLRT fleet will consist 33 two-car LRVs, which will increase passenger capacity to meet ridership demand, LTA and SBS Transit said.Speaking with the media at the first train's maiden voyage at Punggol station, Senior Minister of State for Transport Sun Xueling shared that residents of Punggol and Sengkang «have been looking forward to this development for many years now».

SINGAPORE — The Ministry of Law (MinLaw) has taken four law firms and one lawyer to task for anti-money laundering breaches over the purchase of properties in the $3 billion money laundering case, with one of the practices receiving the maximum penalty.In a press release on July 15, MinLaw said it is supporting the Director of Legal Services (DLS) in conducting inquiries into the law practices that were involved in the conveyancing of the real estate seized in an anti-money laundering operation in August 2023.It said the DLS conducted investigations into 24 law practices that were involved, and 11 of the probes have been concluded.The DLS heads the Legal Services Regulatory Authority, which is a department under MinLaw that oversees the regulation of all law practice entities and the registration of foreign lawyers in Singapore.The DLS has ordered two law practices to pay financial penalties of $30,000 and $100,000 respectively.

A woman's life became a nightmare after discovering that a friend had allegedly been stealing her identity card details to borrow money from loan sharks.Speaking to AsiaOne, the woman, who only wished to be known only as Zhuo, said she was overwhelmed with despair and frustration after receiving funeral wreaths on the evening of July 7.They were all addressed to her. Several of these wreaths were delivered to the music studio she owns in Jurong West, as well as to a beauty salon and a neighbouring residential unit located below her unit. «My son had arrived at our club to meet us when he noticed funeral wreaths placed outside our studio at around midnight. He called me immediately, and I rushed down and contacted the police,» said the 60-year-old.Zhuo later found out that two other wreaths had also been delivered — one to the beauty salon located on the third floor and another to a neighbour's residential unit on the second floor.«I had to apologise to the neighbour and the salon owner for being dragged into this. I didn't want our relationship to turn sour because of this,» said the mother of three.

Maxwell's lawyers argued she shouldn't have been put on trial in the first place because of the plea deal Epstein reached with Florida prosecutors in 2008.

Blantyre is set to host one of the most anticipated thought-leadership events of the year as Hon. Eng. Vitumbiko AZ Mumba delivers a powerful and inspiring public lecture on “Code of Ethics in Malawi’s Construction Industry” this Friday, 18 July 2025, at 6:30 PM at Comesa Hall. Following the roaring success of his April lecture […] The post Vitumbiko Mumba Set to Shake Blantyre with Powerful Lecture on Ethics in Construction appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

The government's fiscal plan for the years 2026–2030 has been approved by Alþingi with the support of the ruling coalition. A government MP described the plan as a "navigation chart" for the parliamentary term, while an opposition MP warned that the government is headed for shipwreck.

The execution of Nimisha Priya, an Indian nurse sentenced to death in Yemen, has been postponed amid last-minute efforts to secure her release. An Indian cleric initiated talks with Yemeni religious authorities, leading to negotiations with the victim's family, while India's government is also working to defer the execution.

The Supreme Court addressed a plea regarding street dog feeding in Noida. Justices questioned why the petitioner couldn't feed dogs at home. The court highlighted safety concerns for morning walkers and cyclists. The Allahabad High Court order from March 2025 was reviewed. It emphasised balancing animal welfare and public safety.