Victorian houses stand just a few yards from each other on the same long road. Until recently, they contained flats for Skegness people.

The decision follows a series of political controversies involving the Trump administration that have rattled the prestigious military institution.

A top adviser for George W. Bush, John McCain and congressional GOP leaders gives his thoughts on where the conservative project went awry.

The exact site for the center has not been chosen, but the 46th president has a close affiliation with the University of Delaware.

[allAfrica] With the African Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA) that has anchored U.S-Africa relations since 2000 set to expire on September 30, prospects for extension or renewal grow increasingly slim. Among foundational principles that have anchored AGOA, the key one is the duty-free entry of specific African products into the American market.

Laotian Prime Minister Sonexay Siphandone has said exports could be diverted if sales to the US plummet Read Full Article at RT.com

Foreign companies are welcome to return if they have not supported the Ukrainian army, spokesman Dmitry Peskov has said Read Full Article at RT.com

The US earlier deployed a large naval and air force not far from the South American country Read Full Article at RT.com

Moscow has long warned that cutting its oil and gas will damage the bloc’s economy Read Full Article at RT.com

Samajwadi chief Akhilesh Yadav has urged the government to prioritize stronger relations with the United States, emphasizing its dominance in wealth creation and global innovation. This comes after the US imposed a 50% import tariff on Indian goods and warned of further punitive measures due to India's purchase of Russian oil.

The Reykjavík International Film Festival (RIFF) has received a prestigious cooperation agreement from Creative Europe MEDIA, the European Union’s culture fund, marking a significant milestone for the festival.

An adjunct lecturer in Icelandic as a second language at the University of Iceland, who is also pursuing a doctorate in Icelandic linguistics, has been told that he cannot be granted Icelandic citizenship unless he proves his Icelandic proficiency by taking an official test. The Directorate of Immigration does not consider the documentation he has provided sufficient proof of his language skills.

We are oftentimes told that wisdom and street smarts come with age.However, Caleb Chua did not let his age stop him from making a difference in the community when he founded the Homewarmers initiative in April this year alongside some friends he met at a youth leaders programme.Speaking to AsiaOne on Saturday (Sept 6), the 18-year-old, who is pursuing a diploma in Human Resources, said that the ground-up initiative aims to provide seniors living alone with a sense of companionship and belonging through home visits and community events.He continued: «We just want to make sure that there are no seniors left behind in this very busy world, you know?»Chua said that in view of the large number of lonely deaths among seniors and social isolation among youths, he and his team believe connecting with the elderly through in-depth conversations would benefit both parties.When asked if a particular instance stuck with him in his journey, Chua said that visiting an elderly woman surnamed Khoo was one such experience.

Garowe (HOL) — Puntland security forces on Saturday arrested former chairman of the Puntland Football Association, Mohamed Ali Isse (known as Ciiro), at Garowe airport as he prepared to leave the city.

Dhusamareeb (HOL) — Somalia’s National Intelligence and Security Agency (NISA), working with international partners, said it killed 12 al-Shabaab fighters, including senior leaders, in a military operation in the Galguduud region on Friday.

Mogadishu (HOL) — Federal lawmakers aligned with opposition groups accused the speaker of Somalia’s lower house on Saturday of violating the Constitution and the Rules of Procedure, saying his leadership has weakened Parliament and subordinated it to the presidency.

TEHRAN – The United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) has outlined its humanitarian response plan subsequent to the 12-day Israeli war against Iran, which started on June 13, highlighting UNICEF’s strategic initiatives, including funding requirements and partnerships with national implementing partners, to provide effective assistance to children and their families in vulnerable situations.

TEHRAN – Two young Iranian entrepreneurs have participated in the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) Youth Forum to open up new opportunities for collaborations in innovative and technological fields like artificial intelligence and digital economy.

TEHRAN – Since the beginning of the summer, June 22, until September 4, a total of 4.9 mm of rainfall has been recorded in the country, indicating a 43-percent decrease from the long-term figure of 8.5 mm, according to the Meteorological Organization.

TEHRAN – The International Center for Integrated Management of Watershed and Bio-Resources in Arid and Semi-Arid Regions (ICIMWB), as one of the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) category 2 centers in the field of water and natural sciences, has managed to gain an important position in implementing scientific and educational programs related to comprehensive watershed management, Hamid Nouri, the head of ICIMWB has said.

The EU earlier accused Google of anti-competitive practices in the ad tech market Read Full Article at RT.com

The resistance Karen National Liberation Army (KNA) has been routed from Thinganniyaung along the strategic trade route, which it had held since 2023.

Fierce fighting has erupted near the Rakhine State border as the regime tries to push the Arakan Army (AA) out of neighboring heartland regions.

Jesse Watters warned that Power of Siberia 2 could meet the same fate as the sabotaged Nord Stream Read Full Article at RT.com

The Indian prime minister has said New Delhi and Washington share a strong strategic partnership amid US pressure over trade with Russia Read Full Article at RT.com

In an extraordinary day in politics, the Prime Minister shifted around key members of his top team after his deputy quit over her tax affairs.

After being forced into action by Angela Rayner 's resignation as Deputy Prime Minister over her tax row, Sir Keir carried out a frantic reshuffle of his administration.