In this context, the Russian Permanent Representative to international organizations in Vienna mentioned the Northern Strike exercises that have begun in Finland, which are taking place 70 kilometers from the Russian border

According to the newspaper, Germany's reluctance to help the United States in military operations against Iran has caused discontent in Washington

According to Dmitry Zykov, Skopje's position on the Ukrainian crisis is dictated by the Euro-Atlantic vector of its foreign policy, which is solemnly declared at various levels in the country

Energy companies, together with law enforcement agencies and mobile operators, identify points based on the load profile and frequency of requests to the Internet

Slovak PM Robert Fico quipped that oil prices depend on Trump’s mood after reports the US president would be briefed on new Iran options Read Full Article at RT.com

Publicizing the names of those lucky enough to win the lottery has long been seen as a way to ensure transparency and fairness on behalf of gaming giants. But in an age where those stories can live online forever, some lottery commissions are reconsidering how much information they share about who those winners are.

The families of victims of the Tumbler Ridge, B.C., school shooting who are suing OpenAI could face some significant legal hurdles in their attempt to hold the artificial intelligence company partially responsible for the attack.

Police have moved in on Blantyre City Mayor Isaac Jomo Osman, summoning him for questioning over an alleged assault captured in a viral video that has ignited national outrage and renewed scrutiny over abuse of power. National Police spokesperson Lael Chimtembo confirmed the development, stating that Osman has already been questioned and a caution statement […] The post Hands of Power, Fists of Impunity: Mayor Isaac Jomo Osman Grilled by Police as Assault Video Sparks National Outrage appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

The war in the Middle East may feel a world away, but its effects are showing up much closer to home-at the petrol pump, in your grocery bill, and in just about everything that has to be shipped, flown, or made from plastic. With the Strait of Hormuz effectively shut since late February and roughly a fifth of the world's oil supply caught in the crossfire, the ripple effects have reached Singapore.It's easy to tune out the headlines when your feed is a blur of doomscrolling, hot takes, and AI-generated nonsense. But while we keep scrolling, the rest of us are quietly footing the bill. Here's what that's actually costing you in 2026.1. Why did oil prices increase in 2026?About 20 per cent of the world's oil supply passes through the Strait of Hormuz, which lies in between Iran and the UAE. Since there is a blockade in the Strait as ceasefires have been breached, ships are either stuck or are turning away to avoid being attacked.Put simply, there's a global shortage in the supply of oil. And when things-like oil-are scarce, prices rise as the demand for the precious resource still holds.

The US has warned shipping companies against making payments to Iran for safe passage through the Strait of Hormuz, citing sanctions risks. This alert comes amid rising tensions and disruptions to global oil trade, with Iran rerouting vessels and charging fees. The US has also imposed a naval blockade, further straining energy markets and complicating diplomatic efforts.

A Maoist stronghold in Madhya Pradesh's Balaghat district is transforming through education, not force. The 'Vidyanjali' initiative, led by SP Aaditya Mishra, sees police personnel and communities rebuilding neglected primary schools. This approach, focusing on development and engagement, has renovated 250 schools, fostering a future where every child has access to better learning conditions.

The BJP's political dominance across India is undeniable, governing most states and the Centre. However, this influence varies significantly, with strongholds like Uttar Pradesh and Gujarat contrasting with regions where alliances are crucial. The party continues to expand its footprint, but challenges remain in the South and West Bengal, making upcoming elections a key test of its growth trajectory.

Kerala's 2026 Assembly elections are shaping into a multi-cornered battle, with 20 key constituencies defining the real contest. These seats, marked by urban change, coastal pressures, and high-profile candidates, will be decisive in determining the state's political direction.

Earlier, Rospatent head Yury Zubov said in an interview with TASS that well-known foreign brands are trying to ensure both registration and extension of their trademarks in Russia

He said an interview with TASS that the automation systems of Russian manufacturers comply with the highest levels of international automation processes

Earlier, the Pentagon said it will withdraw 5,000 troops from Germany within the next 6-12 months

According to the Defense Ministry, 671 aircraft, 284 helicopters, 140,399 unmanned aerial vehicles, 658 anti-aircraft missile systems, 29,127 tanks and other armored combat vehicles

The ministry said that the North battlegroup defeated formations of the Ukrainian mechanized brigade and the air defense brigade in the areas of the settlements of Druzhba, Velikaya Berezka and Kondratovka in the Sumy Region

[New Times] Rwanda Energy Group (REG) and Police VC have emerged as strong contenders for a medal at the 47th African Men's Club Volleyball Championship, currently underway in Kigali from April 22 to May 3.

The Human Rights Consultative Committee (HRCC) has launched a blistering attack on Jomo Osman, condemning what it describes as a “barbaric and degrading” assault after the mayor was seen physically beating a woman in public, allegedly over suspected criminal activity. In a strongly worded statement signed by its chairperson, Robert Mkwezalamba, the rights body said […] The post HRCC Blasts Blantyre Mayor Over ‘Barbaric’ Public Assault, Demands Probe and Threatens Court Action appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

A deepening sense of confusion is gripping Malawi’s fuel landscape, as sharply contrasting voices—from government optimism to industry pessimism—paint a picture of a crisis that is neither clearly worsening nor convincingly improving. At the centre of the storm is Energy Minister Jean Mathanga, who last week projected confidence and control. Standing before the nation, she […] The post 243 Tankers Promised, Dry Pumps Delivered: Malawi’s Fuel Crisis Exposes a Dangerous Gap Between Govt Assurances and Ground Reality appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

The Malawi Human Rights Commission has escalated its response to the alleged assault involving Blantyre City Mayor Jomo Osman, demanding his immediate arrest and warning that failure to act would signal a dangerous tolerance of lawlessness at the highest levels of leadership. In a sharply worded statement released on 2 May 2026, the Commission says […] The post MHRC Demands Immediate Arrest of Blantyre Mayor Over Assault Allegation appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

The only unknown about next Thursday's elections in England, Scotland and Wales is whether it will be a terrible day for Labour or a truly historic awful one. My money is on the latter.

The first Monday in May is the most dazzling night in the fashion calendar, when the most wealthy, famous and influential people gather for the Met Gala in New York.

She was first introduced to the world almost 15 years ago: a delicate newborn nestled in her mother's arms, her besotted older brothers surrounding her.

Amid the Iran conflict, Israel has avowed it will kill leaders yet unknown – a revolutionary, open-ended warrant for lawless execution. Read Full Article at RT.com

The same machinery of manufactured war that shattered Iraq and Libya is now being recalibrated for Iran Read Full Article at RT.com

The Pentagon has said it has reached deals with SpaceX, OpenAI, Google, NVIDIA and other firms to use their AI for its classified networks Read Full Article at RT.com

Industry bosses fear complex new labelling rules they will have to adopt under the EU's 'Breakfast Directive' will push up prices and force them to throw away honey.

In a speech in Manchester, Zack Polanski pledged to tear up Margaret Thatcher's anti-strike laws which finally brought militant unions to heel in the 1980s.

The airline said early Saturday it had “no choice” but to wind down operations immediately, dashing hopes of a last-minute financial lifeline.