The Supreme Court has dismissed Paul Buchanan's latest attempt to overturn the election result for the St Andrew West Central constituency, which was won by Prime Minister Dr Andrew Holness in September's general election. Buchanan, of the...

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The ruling Jamaica Labour Party (JLP) has welcomed the Supreme Court’s decision to reject the application filed by the People’s National Party (PNP) candidate Paul Buchanan, who sought to overturn the election result for the St Andrew West Central...

The Island to Global (I2G) programme has concluded after 15 months, aimed at transforming how Ni-Vanuatu small businesses prepare for international markets. Organisers describe it as a major step toward strengthening the country’s export capacity.

The Government of Vanuatu, in partnership with the Government of Japan and the International Organization for Migration (IOM), has officially broken ground for the construction of a USD 690,000 (approximately VT84,180,000) Multipurpose Evacuation Centre at the Teouma Green Lake Estate.…

The Government of Vanuatu has provided clarification on the Tamtam Submarine Cable project following public questions about ownership, transparency, and national security.

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The Opposition bloc headed by Union of Moderate Parties (UMP) President Ishmael Kalsakau, and Rural Development Party (RDP) Deputy Leader, Jay Ngwele, claimed yesterday afternoon that they have 18 Members of Parliament (MPs) on their side.Mr. Ngwele said the Opposition…

Le chauffard avait écopé de six ans de prison le 1er décembre, après avoir renversé et traîné un policier de la DTPN sur une dizaine de mètres. L'homme a fait appel de sa condamnation, ont appris nos confrères de Tahiti Infos ce lundi.

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Washington’s national security strategy could lay the foundation for cooperation between Russia and the US, Maria Zakharova has said Read Full Article at RT.com

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C'est avec un profond sentiment d'amitié et de respect que j'ai pris part, aux côtés de la Première Dame, à la cérémonie d'investiture de mon frère et homologue, Son Excellence Alassane Ouattara. Ma présence à Abidjan, en compagnie de nombreux Chefs d'État africains et de partenaires internationaux, traduit la solidité des liens qui unissent le Gabon et la Côte d'Ivoire, ainsi que notre attachement commun à la stabilité institutionnelle et à la culture démocratique. Je tiens à (...) - LIBRE PROPOS / SUJET_ECRIT_MAISON

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The Jammu and Kashmir High Court has granted the administration and the Centre three months to respond to petitions challenging a ban on 25 Kashmir-related books. The ban, imposed by the home department, claims the books promote a «false narrative» and «secessionism.» A three-judge bench will hear the petitions, which argue the ban violates free speech guarantees.

A Kupwara court has denied bail to eight policemen, including a deputy SP, accused of torturing a constable for six days in February 2023. The constable's wife alleged brutal torture, including the insertion of an iron rod into his rectum. The Supreme Court had directed the CBI to register a case following the wife's plea.

A crucial parliamentary panel has raised alarming issues regarding the handling of the National Testing Agency's (NTA) exams in 2024, highlighting repeated delays, incidents of paper leaks, and various mistakes. The committee has advocated for a shift back to traditional pen-and-paper assessments, similar to those used by CBSE and UPSC.

In a fiery session in Parliament, Trinamool Congress slammed the government for allegedly using the 'Vande Mataram' discourse as a political distraction ahead of the West Bengal elections, branding it as a 'poorly executed farce.' MPs voiced their concerns over the BJP's 'polarizing' tactics, while Akhilesh Yadav from SP labelled their moves as 'nationally contentious.

A small Skaftá glacial outburst flood began during the night before Sunday. This is confirmed by Sigríður MagneaÓskarsdóttir, natural hazard specialist at the Icelandic Meteorological Office (IMO), in a conversation with mbl.is.

Ævar Pálmi Pálmason, deputy superintendent in the investigative division of the Capital Area Police, says it is thought-provoking how strong the demand for drugs such as cocaine has become in Icelandic society.

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Farmers — particularly those who produce soybeans — have felt the effect of the president’s tariff policies.

The Ministry of Health and Wellness says only 100 patients will be seen daily, on a first-come, first-served basis aboard the Chinese medical vessel, Silk Road Ark. The advisory covers today and tomorrow. The ministry said spaces are limited and apologised for any inconvenience caused. The vessel, staffed by more than 100 Chinese clinicians and support personnel, arrived in Montego Bay last week to assist Jamaica’s healthcare system, which continues to recover from damage caused by Hurricane Melissa in October.

There is an outbreak of the chicken pox disease at the Hunts Bay Police Station in St Andrew, the country’s top prosecutor disclosed on Monday. Claudette Thompson, director of public prosecutions, did not disclose details about the outbreak. She made the disclosure in the Home Circuit Court in downtown Kingston when the murder case against Lennox Williams was called up. Williams is in custody at the Hunts Bay Police Station and was not taken to court because of the chicken pox outbreak. Williams case has been postponed to April 13 next year.

The Supreme Court has dismissed Paul Buchanan's latest attempt to overturn the election result for the St Andrew West Central constituency, which was won by Prime Minister Dr Andrew Holness in September's general election. Buhanan, of the Opposition People's National Party filed an application for permission to seek judicial review of the decision of the Constituted Authority not to apply to the Election Court to void the results of the September 3 poll.

The long-awaited appeal hearing for entertainer Desmond 'Ninja Man' Ballentyne and his two co-convicts has been postponed as legal representation for one of the men is sorted. The case is now provisionally set to be heard during the week of March 23 next year. Oral arguments were scheduled to run for a week, starting today.