Two parliamentary committees have postponed approving their reports on significant legislation. This development occurs as the government seeks opposition support for other political proposals. The anti-graft bill and higher education regulator bills face widespread protest. Both bills may not be presented during the current parliamentary session. Congress criticizes the government's handling of these controversial legislative matters.

Skyroot Aerospace's Vikram-1 rocket successfully launched into low Earth orbit on Saturday. This historic mission placed six payloads into their targeted orbit successfully. India now becomes the third nation with private orbital launch capability. The Hyderabad-based startup achieved this significant milestone on its first attempt. This launch signifies a new era for private Indian space industry operations.

Supreme Court clarified that abusive language is not obscenity under law. Mere swear words and profanities do not constitute an offense. The court set aside a conviction for using abusive slurs during an altercation. Obscenity requires a lascivious element appealing to prurient interests. Such words must also cause annoyance to others in public places.

According to Andrey Rudenko, about 7,000 Russians visited the country by the end of 2025

Andrey Rudenko stated that active contacts with the DPRK at various levels continue this year

President of the Institute of the World Economy and International Relations Alexander Dynkin said the US president «dispersed» his political capital

According to the latest data, there are no fatalities or injuries, Governor Vladimir Vladimirov said

Kiev receives about a third of this amount from the EU, the rest is financed from its budget and through debt

[Nile Post] Officials from the Ministry of Education and Sports, Ministry of Works and Transport, and Uganda Police Force have held a crisis meeting to address the growing number of road accidents involving schools travelling for study tours.

SINGAPORE - A gambling website based overseas has been collecting illegal bets on Fifa World Cup matches from punters in Singapore who make transactions via PayNow with local firms.GemBet, which is based in the Caribbean island of Curacao, has website addresses (URLs) for different countries including Singapore.The Straits Times learnt that deposits for bets, and payouts for wins, are being funnelled through three local companies registered in 2026 - a manpower contracting service incorporated on March 3, a cleaning services company registered on April 29, and a wholesale trading firm incorporated on May 29.Punters who access local URLs of GemBet are directed to its main website.After registering, punters have to create a digital wallet where they place deposits using payment methods including cryptocurrencies and PayNow.Those who opt for PayNow are directed to transfer money via one of the three Singapore companies.The bets are taken out of the wallets.Checks against Accounting and Corporate Regulatory Authority records show that the three companies are registered to Housing Board residential units.

New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani is exploring the legal possibility of arresting Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu during the UN General Assembly Read Full Article at RT.com

CRAIG HOPE: For Tuchel, this absurdly bi-polar victory will be vindication, silencing the boos that came before kick-off and the chorus of criticism that has followed him since Wednesday's defeat.

Nearly four decades after he wooed her over their mutual love of The Smiths, Marie-France Van Heel - or Frankie as she is known - on Monday becomes Britain's unofficial First Lady.

The attack on a base in Jordan came amid a fresh blitz across the Middle East after the ceasefire between the US and Iran disintegrated. More than 430 Americans have been wounded in the war.

Andy Burnham will walk into Downing Street on Monday pledging to drag Britain back to the pre-Thatcher era with 'distinctively Labour ' policies.

Andrew Tate and his brother Tristan were arrested by US Marshals in Miami on Saturday afternoon.

The Israel Defense Forces’ probes into multiple Palestinian detainee deaths have resulted in zero indictments, according to Haaretz Read Full Article at RT.com

The parliamentary leader of Germany’s ruling coalition was forced to resign after having a surrogate child with his husband Read Full Article at RT.com

The US State Department has issued a worldwide security warning amid fears of further escalation in Washington’s renewed war with Iran Read Full Article at RT.com

The Ukrainian capital was hit by a combined drone and missile strike early Sunday morning, according to local officials and media reports Read Full Article at RT.com

After leaving Singapore Airlines as a cabin crew for a retail role at Marina Bay Sands in 2025, Teresa Hon, who turns 32 in October, began experiencing headaches. At first they came and went but instead of easing, the headaches grew more frequent and intense, until they built up to a «hammering» intensity, Hon told AsiaOne in an interview on Friday (July 17). Despite being prescribed painkillers, the headaches persisted. She repeatedly vomited, experienced seizures and even pulled at her hair in agony because of the excruciating pain. It eventually got to the point where she could no longer keep food down, vomiting after nearly every meal.Her husband, 41-year-old Bjorn Chua, told AsiaOne that Hon, who was usually bubbly and energetic, had become «reclusive», isolating herself in her room.Tumour the size of tennis ballIn November 2025, Hon finally decided to go for a magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) scan after consulting a neurologist. The findings? A huge tumour about the size of a tennis ball, recalled Chua. 

Russian air defense systems destroyed 379 Ukrainian UAVs overnight

Grigory Karasin condemned the ongoing escalation, noting that the latest assault marks a disturbing new phase

The Frenchman entered the field from the very first minute of the game for the third place against the UK team

Calgary police are expanding their search for a boy missing since Thursday, asking residents of the entire city to search their property.

A new regional climate resilience project worth approximately VT690 million (€4.8 million) will be launched in Port Vila on Monday, with a strong focus on empowering women, young people and people with disabilities to lead climate adaptation efforts across four…