The Georgian Dream party has said it wants to make the United National Movement “unconstitutional” for its role in the 2008 war with Russia Read Full Article at RT.com

The Czech president went too far by calling Nord Stream a “legitimate target” for Ukraine, Russia’s Foreign Ministry spokesperson has said Read Full Article at RT.com

The Federal Security Service (FSB) intends to put Western journalists on an international wanted list for visiting Ukraine-controlled Sudzha Read Full Article at RT.com

A increasing number of Swiss youths are being radicalized, the head of the country’s Intelligence Service has warned Read Full Article at RT.com

Viewers of The Repair Shop were left in tears on Wednesday as 12-year-old Colin was emotionally reunited with his cherished cat toy, Jess. 

EXCLUSIVE: Neighbours of Ed Sheeran have described the singer's so-called wildlife pond as 'a sham' after he filmed himself leaping into it for a swim.

The professional footballer, 34, who grew up on the Lansdowne Estate in Sheffield, explained how he wishes to 'instil some' of it into his own children.

Former President Donald Trump rubbished claims by a 'sleazebag' British author that Queen Elizabeth II found him 'very rude' after twice hosting him for official visits.

Katie Price showed off the results of her recent £10,000 facelift on Tuesday as she enjoyed a pub lunch with son Harvey, 22, and boyfriend JJ Slater, 31.

The Crown wants at least six current and former security officials to testify behind closed doors in the lawsuit of a Montreal man who was detained in Sudan — a move the man's lawyer calls a serious infringement of the open court principle.

Mogadishu (HOL) — The Somali Federal Government has recently mandated that all revenue collection be consolidated under the Ministry of Finance, using the Single Treasury Account (TSA).

OMAHA, Neb. (HOL) — Mursal Jama, a 64-year-old Somali refugee known for his dedication to his family and community, was tragically killed in a violent carjacking in Omaha, leaving the community outraged and sparking a citywide debate on juvenile justice.

The Belarusian leader specified that the projects concern the third stage of deep grain processing at the Belarusian National Biotechnology Corporation, the construction of plants for the production of bleached sulfate pulp and particleboard, the organization of modern automated casting, the production of engines, polypropylene, urea, sodium chlorate, hydrogen peroxide, and soda ash

According to Vyacheslav Gladkov, four cars and a wall of one of the enterprises in Belgorod were damaged as a result of falling debris from two drones

[Daily News] Zanzibar -- Zanzibar President, Dr Hussein Mwinyi, has said his government is focusing on enhancing seaweed value addition and domestic production capacity to deliver high-quality products for both local and international markets.

[Capital FM] Nairobi -- The Aga Khan University Hospital has performed the first noninvasive procedure in the region that provides access to treatment of gynaecological conditions.

[SAnews.gov.za] The National Minimum Wage (NMW) Commission is inviting all stakeholders with an interest in the National Minimum Wage to make representations of possible adjustments in the policy instrument.

During one of the operations, the military detected a group that intended to attack the troops, the army press service said

Li Qiang is confident that Beijing and Minsk «should maintain political ties at a high level»

A Ukrainian drone operator with the call sign Groot said that another challenge for Ukraine was a new tactic in which Russia deployed recurrent waves of smaller infantry units of two to four men

The visit will most likely take place early next week

Spokesperson for Climate Action and Energy at European Commission Tim McPhie stressed that Brussels currently sees no signs of threats to the European energy sector ahead of winter

The Secondary School Teachers Union (SESTU) elective conference that took place at Lilongwe Girls Secondary School on Wednesday saw Pilirani Kapolo, Druwen Frank Moyo and Judith Charity Kankwamba retaining their positions as President, General Secretary and Treasurer General, respectively. Delegates from all 34 education districts in all six education divisions across the country were at […] The post Kapolo, Moyo, Kankwamba maintain SESTU positions appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

The Southern Region Netball Committee (SRNC) have all the reasons to smile following the extension of the Botsalt Under 23 Netball League for another 1 year and the increment of the league’s  sponsorship which has been hiked from K12.5 million to K14 million. After running for a period of three years, the netball competition whose […] The post Botsalt Netball league partnership extended for 1 year- sponsorship increased from K12.5 million to K14 million  appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

A vapor leak has been blamed for the explosion at a pharmaceutical manufacturer in India which has claimed 17 lives Read Full Article at RT.com

One of Switzerland’s key political forces, the SVP, slams Bern’s decision to join EU military projects Read Full Article at RT.com

The Georgian Dream party has said it wants to make the United National Movement “unconstitutional” for its role in the 2008 war with Russia Read Full Article at RT.com

Several Canadian provinces have announced cellphone bans in school starting this year. But how will they actually be enforced?

The question is not whether the Senate can exert its constitutional powers, but when and how. And motion tabled by Sen. Peter Harder suggests at least one answer to the question of when.

In able-bodied sprinting, an athlete's sole focus is on his or her body, with the goal of obtaining peak fitness for the biggest races. But wheelchair racing introduces a whole other element – the wheelchair itself.

Nova Scotia's restaurant industry is still feeling the challenges of a post-pandemic climate. Nearly half are still operating at a loss or just breaking even, according to the Restaurant Association of Nova Scotia. This is largely due to an increase in expenses — not just food costs, but also utilities, insurance and equipment.