The Duchess of York , 64, has herself battled cancer this year before her daughter Princess Beatrice , who is expecting her second child, announced she was 'all clear' in May.

The victim of a violent robbery in Thornhill says he had $100,000 to $110,000 stolen from him after being boxed in his car.

Global Affairs Canada says it's aware of reports of the death of a Canadian in Lebanon.

United Nations investigators have accused Israel of deliberately targeting Gaza’s health facilities and killing medical personnel during its war on the besieged enclave.

Un Cambriolage à la Direction des Affaires Foncières a eu lieu dans la nuit de lundi à mardi. Le préjudice est estimé à 2 millions de FCP. Les malfrats ont pris le soin de ne pas dérober de chèques

Reporter Jeremy Loffredo was charged with “aiding the enemy” for reporting on the Iranian missile attack Read Full Article at RT.com

Income inequality in Canada has hit the highest level ever recorded as wealth becomes increasingly concentrated in fewer hands, says Canada’s statistics agency.

A Toronto mother who was convicted of murder in the death of her disabled teen daughter and spent four years in prison before being acquitted has filed a multimillion dollar lawsuit alleging police were negligent in their investigation and caused her to be falsely imprisoned.

It is set to begin on October 14, Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said

According to Reuters, it is expected that the United States, Canada and Japan will contribute funds

According to the source, «the attempt to kill Wafiq Safa has failed; he survived»

According to Vasily Nebenzya, "the unprecedented of escalation of violence goes far beyond the limits of the Palestinian-Israeli conflict area

Vasily Nebenzya also pointed out that Israel and the US contribute to the escalation in the Middle Eastern region

Entertainer Sean Paul Henriques, former police commissioner Major General Antony Anderson and businessman Christopher Zacca are to be conferred with honorary doctorates at this year's graduation ceremonies of the University of Technology,...

GENEVA, CMC – The World Health Organization (WHO) today said that vaccines against 24 pathogens could reduce the number of antibiotics needed by a significant amount, supporting worldwide efforts to address antimicrobial resistance (AMR...

Jamaica is among 30 labour officials from across the Caribbean who will announce their joint commitment to strengthening their national labour dispute resolution institutions and processes tomorrow at the closing ceremony of 'Making labour...

Jamaicans in Florida have weathered Hurricane Milton with little damage and no loss of lives. Jamaica's Consul General to Miami, Oliver Mair, told The Gleaner that his checks revealed that there were mostly reports of property damage and loss...

The Ministry of Education and Youth is expressing grave concern over three recent and highly disturbing incidents involving students, which have surfaced across various social media platforms. The incidents include violence among students and an...

The UK is considering sending military instructors to Ukraine to train Kiev’s troops, The Times reports Read Full Article at RT.com

Tehran is set to retaliate proportionally to any potential attack by Israel, a source familiar with the matter has told RT Read Full Article at RT.com

The BRICS economic bloc is developing more dynamically than the G7 group of wealthy nations, Russia’s finance minister Anton Siluanov says Read Full Article at RT.com

Republicans look likely to “flip” the Montana seat, which would give them a majority if all other races go according to the polls Read Full Article at RT.com

Washington’s unilateral sanctions have turned dollar into an aggressive political tool, famed economist Jeffrey Sachs tells BRICS gathering Read Full Article at RT.com

A United States based alumnus for Mzuzu Government Secondary School (MZUGOSS), Vitumbiko Chiwaka, on Wednesday donated sports equipment and chrome books to his former school. Chiwaka, who says was the first democratically elected Head boy in the school’s history and finished his secondary education in 1998, stays in Pennsylvania and donated 25 pieces of girls’ […] The post Alumnus gives back to Mzuzu Govt Secondary School appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

Mneneri wa boma a Moses Kunkuyu wati mavuto azachuma omwe dziko lino likudutsa pano ndi kaamba ka katangale yemwe anali ochuluka kwambiri mu nthawi ya ulamuliro wa chipani cha Democratic Progressive (DPP). Poyankhula ndi imodzi mwa nyumba zofalitsa nkhani mdziko muno, Kunkuyu yemweso ndi nduna yazofalitsa nkhani, wati boma la MCP likukozaso ngodya zonse za […] The post DPP isakunamizeni, a Malawi akuvutika chifukwa cha katangale wawo, watero Moses Kunkuyu appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

Certains redoutaient que Tahiti ne figure plus dans le tour mondial : l'étape à Teahupo'o est bien maintenue et aura lieu du 7 au 16 août 2025.

Minister of Foreign Affairs and Foreign Trade, Kamina Johnson Smith, has expressed solidarity with all affected by Hurricane Milton in the United States. In a statement on Thursday, Johnson Smith reaffirmed that the Government and people of Jamaica...

The National Housing Trust (NHT) on Wednesday handed over 144 housing units and 301 serviced lots to new homeowners in Phase Two of the Perth Housing Development Project in Mandeville, Manchester. Prime Minister Andrew Holness, who was the...

The St Andrew North police have launched several operations aimed at capturing those responsible for Wednesday night's mass shooting in Cassava Piece which claimed the life of a woman. The deceased has been identified as 28-year-old Kelly-Ann...

Wild populations of monitored animal species have plummeted over 70 percent in the last half-century, according to the latest edition of a landmark assessment by WWF published on Thursday. Featuring data from 35,000 populations of more than 5,000 species of mammals, birds, amphibians, reptiles and fish, the WWF Living Planet Index shows accelerating declines across the globe. In biodiversity-rich regions such as Latin America and the Caribbean, the figure for animal population loss is as high as 95 percent. The report tracks trends in the abundance of a large number of species, not individual animal numbers. It found that populations under review had fallen 73 percent since 1970, mostly due to human pressures. The index has become an international reference and arrives just ahead of the next UN summit on biodiversity, which will spotlight the issue when it opens in Colombia later this month. «The picture we are painting is incredibly concerning,» said Kirsten Schuijt, Director General of WWF International, at a press briefing. - Tipping points - «This is not just about wildlife, it's about the essential ecosystems that sustain human life,» said Daudi Sumba, chief conservation officer at WWF. The report reiterates the need to simultaneously confront the «interconnected» crises of climate change and nature destruction, and warned of major «tipping points» approaching certain ecosystems. «The changes could be irreversible, with devastating consequences for humanity,» he said, using the example of deforestation in the Amazon, which could «shift this critical ecosystem from a carbon sink to a carbon source.» «Habitat degradation and loss, driven primarily by our food system, is the most reported threat in each region, followed by overexploitation, invasive species and disease,» the report said. Other threats include climate change, in particular in Latin America and the Caribbean, and pollution, notably in North America, Asia and the Pacific. - 'Incredibly concerning' - The biggest decline is found in populations of freshwater species, followed by terrestrial and marine vertebrates. «We have emptied the oceans of 40 percent of their biomass,» said Yann Laurans of WWF France. Continent by continent, the average decline reached 95 percent in Latin America and the Caribbean, followed by Africa, down 76 percent, and then Asia and the Pacific, which declined 60 percent. The reduction in populations is «less spectacular» in Europe, Central Asia and North America. Some populations have stabilised or even expanded thanks to conservation efforts and the reintroduction of species, the report said. The European bison, for example, disappeared in the wild in 1927 but in 2020 numbered 6,800 thanks to large-scale breeding and successful reintroduction, mainly in protected areas. While calling the overall picture «incredibly concerning,» Schuijt added: «The good news is that we're not yet past the point of no return.» She pointed to global efforts including a breakthrough pact landed at the last UN meeting on biodiversity in 2022 to protect 30 percent of the planet by 2030 from pollution, degradation and climate change. But she warned, «all of these agreements have checkpoints in 2030 that are in danger of being missed.» Several scientific studies published by the journal Nature have accused WWF of methodological biases in its index that lead to an exaggerated extent of the decline of animals. «We remain really confident of its robustness,» said Andrew Terry of the Zoological Society of London at a press briefing, highlighting the use of a «range of indicators, looking at extinction risk, biodiversity and ecosystem health to really broaden that picture». © Agence France-Presse

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Union home minister Amit Shah praised Prime minister Narendra Modi's decade-long governance for resolving policy paralysis, promoting performance-driven politics, and achieving economic milestones. He highlighted record FDI, digital payment dominance, eradication of corruption, and extensive welfare schemes. Then, emphasising on continued global ambitions, he called on industries to expand and innovate.

The railway board has announced eight streams under the Indian Railway Management Service, dividing recruitment between Civil Services Exam and Engineering Services Exam. This change aims to balance the need for both technical and non-technical personnel, with a total IRMS cadre strength set at 8,458.