The Nagpur bench of the Bombay High Court overturned the conviction of a man under the POSCO Act, stating that expressing 'I love you' doesn't automatically imply sexual intent. The court acquitted the man, who was accused of molesting a teenage girl by holding her hands and professing his love. The bench emphasized that additional evidence is needed to prove a sexual motive beyond the expression of affection.

Udmurtia governor Aleksandr Brechalov confirms fatalities in drone strike on Izhevsk factory Read Full Article at RT.com

Moscow has identified Africa as one of its major future coal export destinations Read Full Article at RT.com

Engineers are using air-dropped charges to disable explosives, military footage shows Read Full Article at RT.com

Invité de notre JT, l'ancien ministre et vice-président du Pays Jean-Christophe Buissou, récemment relaxé dans l'affaire Taui FM- Ecoparc, a rompu son retrait de la vie publique pour aborder sa relaxe, son passé judiciaire, son avenir politique et livrer son analyse sur la gestion du gouvernement du conflit social actuel.

Hier, les premières médailles ont été décrochées en va'a, mais c’est surtout la natation qui a réalisé une belle moisson durant la nuit. La lutte tahitienne a aussi remporté 4 médailles, et le volleyball est bien parti pour tout rafler. Le point sur la première journée de compétition.

Health Minister Ong Ye Kung has expressed concern over the state of private insurance and private healthcare and its unsustainability, stating how insurers and hospitals have gotten «tied up in a knot».He added that the Ministry of Health (MOH) is helping with the «untying process», according to his Facebook post on Tuesday (July 1).Ong's comments come after Great Eastern (GE) insurance group issued a notice last month that it is suspending the issuance of pre-authorisation certificates for admissions to Mount Elizabeth Hospital and Mount Elizabeth Novena Hospital from June 17, reported CNA.Pre-authorisation certificates are taken as confirmation that the insurer has agreed to cover the patient's medical costs before treatment.Sharing MOH's view on the matter, Ong noted that he had expressed his concerns about the state of private insurance and private healthcare «for some time».

The cleaner was held in a cell for days, questioned without a lawyer, and then hauled before a judge who told her she could not leave the country until she paid the £15,000 in damages.

James Bond bosses have reportedly narrowed down their shortlist to just three names, after a flurry of speculation. 

A major high street brand has cut more than 1,200 jobs as its sales have plummeted by nearly £100million.

Bilikesu Olagunju, 42, was employed at Homerton Hospital on a stroke ward with the trust acknowledging it was 'unaware' of criminal investigations against her.

The comedian, 44, is currently on tour with his show, A Manford All Seasons, but ran into a spot of trouble after arriving in Bournemouth on Saturday night.

This briefing analyses the implementation of the new economic governance framework in its first year of application. In particular, after discussing recent economic developments (Section 1), it assess results and roll-out of the new framework of fiscal coordination and surveillance as reported by the Commission in its 2025 Spring Package (Section 2). It also describes the current state of play on the implementation of the national escape clause for defence spending (Section 3) before focusing on the current excessive deficit procedures (Section 4). Source : © European Union, 2025 - EP

Earlier, West Jerusalem attacked Damascus’ forces claiming to be protecting the Druze population Read Full Article at RT.com

Cyclists, non-motorised personal mobility device (PMD) and motorised PMD users will face severe penalties if they use pedestrian-only paths, the Land Transport Authority (LTA) announced on Tuesday (July 1). Motorised personal mobility devices include e-bikes, while non-motorised ones include kick scooters.This follows the conversion of over 200km of footpaths adjacent to cycling paths across Singapore into pedestrian-only paths, which have been marked with pedestrian logos and «Pedestrians-Only» wordings.Paths coloured red are for cyclists, while those that remain grey are pedestrian-only.Only pedestrians and those with personal mobility aids (PMA) such as electric wheelchairs can utilise the pedestrian-only paths, presuming they stay within speed limit of 6kmh come 2026, the authority explained.At present, the speed limit for personal mobility aids remain at 10kmh.

SINGAPORE — The personal driver of Su Binghai — one of the fugitives in the $3 billion money laundering case — has been dealt with for lying to the police about his boss’ luxury cars worth $8.3 million.Liew Yik Kit, 42, is the first Singaporean to be convicted and sentenced in relation to Singapore’s largest money laundering case.On June 30, Liew was sentenced to three months’ jail after pleading guilty to lying to the police.Another charge of obstructing the course of justice was taken into consideration during sentencing.The $3 billion money laundering case saw 10 foreign nationals arrested in multiple islandwide raids here on Aug 15, 2023.The 10 foreigners have been jailed, deported and barred from re-entering Singapore.Su Binghai was driven by Liew out of Singapore via Tuas Checkpoint on the evening of Aug 15 — the day of the raids.The pair then stayed at a hotel in Kuala Lumpur before Liew dropped Su off at Kuala Lumpur International Airport on Aug 17, 2023.Investigations revealed that before Su flew off, he instructed Liew to help him sell his four luxury cars which were parked in his home in Singapore.

Chinese bike-sharing company HelloRide will expand its fleet of bicycles from 15,000 to 20,000 starting Tuesday (July 1) after it received approval from the Land Transport Authority (LTA). According to HelloRide's website, the increased fleet size will allow it to serve more users during peak hours, reduce wait times, and improve bicycle availability in high-demand zones.It will also begin rolling out its new OA70 bike model in the coming weeks. The upgraded bike features a centre-mounted phone holder, improved ergonomics with easily adjustable ride height and an enhanced pedal feel, and they will be progressively deployed across key town centres and transport nodes.«This milestone reflects our continued commitment to delivering reliable, sustainable, and accessible micromobility solutions across Singapore,» said HelloRide.Founded in 2022, HelloRide operates bike-sharing services in Hong Kong and Australia. 

Russian troops have discovered vials containing banned toxins at a Ukrainian hideout in the Donetsk People’s Republic, according to the FSB Read Full Article at RT.com

The Tesla and SpaceX CEO received more US government subsidies “than any human being in history,” the president claimed Read Full Article at RT.com

New Delhi is encouraging production of alternative fuels such as ethanol and biodiesel. Read Full Article at RT.com

Denis Shmygal noted that «the situation in Ukraine remains difficult»

According to Udmurt Region Governor Alexander Brechalov, several people were injured as a result of the incident

As the Malawi School Certificate of Education (MSCE) examinations begin today, the future of 202,940 students hangs delicately in the balance. These young minds—our sons and daughters—have spent months, even years, preparing for this moment. Yet, hanging ominously over their heads is the looming threat of chaos disguised as a peaceful demonstration set for Friday, […] The post OPINION | Postpone Friday’s Demos – Let Our Children Write MSCE Exams in Peace appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

RICHARD FFRENCH vividly recalls that while he was in first form at Papine High School in St Andrew, his mother asked him what he wanted for his birthday. Unlike the typical child his age, he requested a sewing machine so he could alter his own...

WESTERN BUREAU: Jamaica is poised to rewrite the blueprint for tourism development in the Caribbean with the establishment of the region’s first-ever Tourism Innovation Township, and the construction of what will become the tallest hotel in the...

WESTERN BUREAU: Jamaica’s tourism industry is navigating a mixed landscape in 2025, with global economic uncertainty and a lingering US travel advisory dampening early performance even as regional markets, increased airlift, and targeted promotions...

WESTERN BUREAU: Former deputy leader of the Jamaica Labour Party (JLP) Dr Christopher Tufton says he is throwing his support behind George Wright, the incumbent member of parliament for Westmoreland Central, who, seemingly, is being targeted by the...

Western Bureau: Dr Dayton Campbell, the People’s National Party (PNP) general secretary, says his party wants to form the next Government of Jamaica because it wants to fix the country’s infrastructure so that the people can enjoy a better...

MailOnline analysis of Britain's spiralling PIP bill names Labour-run constituencies of Liverpool Walton, Blaenau Gwent and Rhymney, and Merthyr Tydfil and Aberdare as the hotspots.

Harry Styles' mystery new woman has reportedly been revealed after the pair were seen passionately snogging in VIP area of Glastonbury Festival over the weekend.

A witness reported encountering the leg bone on Prestwick Beach 'buried under some seaweed' with 'the sock and shoe till on it'.

King Charles has decided the £1.5million annual running costs are unjustifiable in the current economic climate, and it will be decommissioned in 2027.

Chancellor Rachel Reeves is expected to cave into lobbying by City firms in two weeks' time and announce a cut to the allowance in her Mansion House speech on July 15.

Vanuatu’s Minister of Internal Affairs, Andrew Napuat, has confirmed that the government is developing a policy framework to guide the drafting of the country’s first comprehensive Fire Authority Act.