Almost 650,000 people were claiming Personal Independence Payments (PIP) for anxiety and mood disorders in July, according to new research.

An EU court previously admonished the European Commission for its failure to submit its president’s messages for public scrutiny Read Full Article at RT.com

The new sanctions package would ban services tied to travel to Russia, the outlet has claimed Read Full Article at RT.com

Paul Mashatile has called for the return of remains and cultural artefacts taken during the colonial and apartheid eras from South Africa Read Full Article at RT.com

YouTube has acknowledged that it faced censorship pressure under the administration of former US President Joe Biden Read Full Article at RT.com

The US leader has called Russia a ‘paper tiger’ that can be defeated by Kiev Read Full Article at RT.com

More than a decade after Somalia adopted federalism as a post-conflict solution, the system remains at odds with the realities on the ground. Unless urgently reformed or replaced, Somalia’s federal experiment may deepen the very fragmentation it sought to prevent, writes Abdirachid Fidow.

Mogadishu (HOL) — Somalia is sliding toward another election crisis as President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud’s push for direct voting clashes with opposition from federal member states and political rivals, raising fears of renewed unrest and strained international support, a new report warns.

Ankara’s stealth takeover suits its geopolitical interests but has ruined many civilian lives.

La finale polynésienne des Voix des Outre-mer 2025 se tient ce mercredi 24 septembre à 20h à la Maison de la culture. Six candidats s’affronteront pour décrocher leur place à la finale nationale, à suivre en direct sur la page Facebook et le site de Polynésie la 1ère.

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According to Alexander Stepanov, at the initial stage, it is possible that B61 thermonuclear bombs, which are currently deployed in Belgium and the Netherlands, will be shifted to Russia's borders

«The Ukrainian armed forces are being squeezed from the north, south, and east,» Igor Kimakovsky said

On September 25, Supreme Council lawmakers voted overwhelmingly to dissolve the parliament prematurely

The Israeli prime minister said that he would tell «the truth of Israeli citizens» at the UN

Vladimir Plahotniuc is accused of creating and leading a criminal group, large-scale fraud, and money laundering

Candidat au 1er siège du département de Mulundu, qui englobe la commune et le canton Kongi, Roland Rodrigue Moutoumbou Ndjoungui s'impose comme l'un des profils les plus complets de ces législatives 2025. Il incarne un engagement politique ancré dans l'expertise, la proximité et l'action. Au-delà de ses compétences académiques et de son expérience politique, Roland Rodrigue Moutoumbou Ndjoungui place la préservation du patrimoine culturel de Lastourville au cœur de son combat. Pour lui, (...) - POLITIQUE / SUJET_ECRIT_MAISON

Le Chef de l'État, Brice Clotaire Oligui Nguema, a reçu Tony Elumelu, Président d'UBA Group et de The Tony Elumelu Foundation, pour discuter du soutien au développement infrastructurel du Gabon. M. Elumelu a réaffirmé son engagement à accroître la présence de UBA, à renforcer l'accès aux services bancaires en zones rurales, et à autonomiser les jeunes gabonais via sa fondation, qui offre des capitaux non remboursables aux entrepreneurs. CP - COOPERATION / SUJET_ECRIT_MAISON

The White House said a broken escalator and teleprompter could be evidence of sabotage. The U.N. suggested the mishaps might have been due to Trump’s officials.

Kasungu South legislator and former Finance Minister, Hon. Simplex Chithyola Banda, has urged Malawians to embrace unity and reflection in the wake of the 2025 General Elections, describing the moment as a defining chapter in the nation’s democratic journey. In a moving statement titled “Time for Reflection as Malawians Forge Ahead with Unity of Purpose”, […] The post Chithyola Banda Salutes Chakwera, Congratulates Mutharika, and Rallies Malawians for Unity appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

The Malawi Electoral Commission (MEC) on Wednesday, 24th September 2025, officially declared Professor Arthur Peter Mutharika of the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) as President-elect, bringing to a close one of the most closely observed elections in the country’s democratic history. Delivering the determination in Lilongwe, MEC Chairperson Justice Annabel Mtalimanja walked Malawians through the entire […] The post Mutharika Declared Winner as MEC Details Historic 2025 Presidential Elections appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

The United Democratic Front (UDF) has officially congratulated Professor Arthur Peter Mutharika of the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) following his election as President-Elect of the Republic of Malawi. In a statement signed by UDF President Atupele Muluzi, the party said the announcement of the final results by the Malawi Electoral Commission (MEC) on Tuesday marks […] The post UDF Congratulates Mutharika on Election Victory appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

The nation has spoken. Against all odds, and with minimal effort on his part, Professor Arthur Peter Mutharika has been elected President of the Republic of Malawi. We congratulate him on this victory. But let us be clear: this is not a victory born of dazzling campaign brilliance. It is not a victory won on […] The post EDITORIAL | Congratulations Mr President, But the Work Starts Now appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

Saudi Arabia's foreign policy is central to the kingdom's transition from oil dependency to economic diversification under the Vision 2030 reform programme. Riyadh's strategy of multi-alignment – balancing its longstanding United States (US) security partnership while expanding ties to China, Russia, and the Global South – offers both opportunities and vulnerabilities. While this approach provides greater strategic autonomy and diplomatic influence, it also generates tensions as competition between major powers intensifies. A more confrontational US administration focused on rivalry with China may force Saudi leaders to make difficult choices, testing the resilience of this balancing act. Regional stability is critical for the success of Vision 2030, as persistent conflicts threaten investor confidence and risk diverting resources from modernisation. The Gaza war has complicated Saudi normalisation with Israel, reinforcing Riyadh's insistence on Palestinian statehood as a prerequisite for peace. Meanwhile, Iran's nuclear ambitions and proxy activities escalate regional tensions. Direct military exchanges between Iran and Israel, coupled with US involvement, have increased the risk of a broader regional conflict, posing immediate threats to Saudi infrastructure and economic interests. The European Union (EU) is a critical partner in the kingdom's pursuit of economic transformation and global influence. As Saudi Arabia's second largest trading partner, the EU is a major source of investment and technology for diversification in fields such as renewable energy and digital innovation. However, the relationship is complex, strained by persistent European concerns over Saudi Arabia's human rights record, including its use of the death penalty and treatment of migrant workers. These issues remain a source of friction, managed through ongoing human rights dialogues, reflecting the complex nature of EU–Saudi ties. Source : © European Union, 2025 - EP

The Agni-Prime, which has a range of 2,000km, can be launched from a moving train Read Full Article at RT.com

US President Donald Trump earlier claimed that Sadiq Khan is “terrible” at his job, particularly in tackling migration Read Full Article at RT.com

The rejection of Ukraine peace deal in 2022 is a failure of Western diplomacy, the prominent US economist has said Read Full Article at RT.com

Fire crews have been battling a blaze that followed the explosion in Swindon, where a major drone factory is planned Read Full Article at RT.com

Russian bookmakers to face 5% turnover tax and 25% profit tax under draft budget changes   Read Full Article at RT.com

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Several MPs have raised different options for resolving conflicts between neighbours, following a fatal stabbing incident that occurred on Wednesday (Sept 24) at Yishun Central.A 30-year-old Vietnamese woman had died after a 66-year-old Chinese man allegedly used a knife to injure the woman. Another man aged 33, was also reportedly injured during the incident.Investigations revealed that the fight had started from a noise dispute. MP for Bukit Panjang SMC, Liang Eng Hwa, said that disputes between neighbours and residents occur fairly consistently in his ward, reported The Straits Times. Liang noted that while such neighbour disputes are identified during his house visits, there are steps in place to resolve them.He added that it often begins with MPs or volunteers helping to open a line of communication between the bickering neighbours, giving both sides a platform to voice their concerns.