Drones struck a kindergarten and hospital in Kalogi, leaving 114 dead, Sudanese officials have said Read Full Article at RT.com
The EU could reportedly invoke a treaty provision to bypass Belgium, which has opposed seizing frozen Russian assets from the outset Read Full Article at RT.com
Japan has rejected the EU’s plan to fund Ukraine using Russian assets immobilized by the West, according to Politico Read Full Article at RT.com
President Vladimir Putin is not trying to restore the USSR, as he knows it is impossible, the Kremlin spokesman has said Read Full Article at RT.com
Prime Minister Modi declared India is in a «Reform Express» phase, prioritising citizen well-being and ease of life alongside business. He urged MPs to address ground-level issues, aiming to simplify governance by reducing bureaucratic hurdles and paperwork. The PM also voiced concern over IndiGo's flight disruptions, emphasizing that system improvements shouldn't inconvenience the public.
Rajya Sabha session on Vande Mataram's 150 years turned combative as Congress chief Mallikarjun Kharge accused BJP's predecessors of working for the British. Home minister Amit Shah rejected claims of political timing, urging members to view the song's significance beyond elections.
Jake Chasan and Will Conte are MBA candidates at Stanford Graduate School of Business and former investment bankers at Goldman Sachs. They recently completed research on pharmaceutical supply chain resilience under the guidance of Stanford faculty Scott Brady (MS ‘00), Brett Jordan (MBA ‘16), and Garth Saloner (MS ‘81, PhD ‘82).
Ministers have agreed that the Employment Rights Bill will be implemented from January 2027 instead of October that year.
Hassan-James, Abbas, an Ohio surgeon, has been indicted after allegedly forcing crushed abortion pills into his sleeping pregnant girlfriend's mouth.
Kyiv is under pressure from the White House to agree to a peace deal, while trying to counterbalance a US-backed draft proposal that has been widely viewed as favourable to Moscow.
L'association Gabtrotter a lancé récemment à Libreville le premier Hackaton national IA et Robotique 2025 AISteam grâce au soutien du Département d'Etat américain (Bureau of Education and Cultural Affairs-ECA), tout ceci sous la supervision de l'ambassade des Etats-Unis d'Ameriques au Gabon. Le concours réunit plus de 35 équipes participantes réparties en 3 grandes catégories : étudiants, élèves et jeunes diplômés qui vont s'affronter au cours des ces trois jours, le 12, le 13 et le (...) - ECONOMIE NUMERIQUE / SUJET_ECRIT_MAISON
Le Ministre de l'Intérieur de la Sécurité et de la Décentralisation Hermann Immongault a échangé, le lundi 8 décembre 2025, avec l'artiste influenceuse Émeraude. De son vrai nom Martine Myphe Lomba, l'artiste est venue remercier le Ministre pour l'avoir associé dans les différentes campagnes de sensibilisation des populations dans le cadre des processus électoraux de cette année. Émeraude a profité de cette entrevue pour présenter au membre du Gouvernement, ses projets pour l'année (...) - SOCIETE / SUJET_ECRIT_MAISON
NATO’s procurement agency NSPA has reportedly suspended contracts with Israel’s Elbit Systems over a major corruption scandal Read Full Article at RT.com
Benin has confirmed it requested military assistance from Nigeria to thwart the attempted overthrow of President Talon Read Full Article at RT.com
A 26-year-old motorcyclist who was stopped by traffic police (TP) officers on Sunday (Dec 7) night ran away from them on foot. But officers caught up with the man and arrested him for riding without a valid licence and insurance, as well as drug-related offences. In response AsiaOne's queries, the police said TP officers were conducting routine checks along Alexandra Road towards Pasir Panjang Road at 10pm when they signalled the motorcyclist to stop. He refused to comply with instructions and fled on foot before subsequently being apprehended. The police added that the suspected drug-related offences have been referred to the Central Narcotics Bureau. The motorcyclist sustained minor injuries and was conscious when taken to hospital. Police investigations are ongoing.[[nid:726441]]lim.kewei@asiaone.com
Lilongwe Central MP Jimion Nyanda has officially handed over a newly rebuilt Chisiyo Police Station to residents of Zamkutu in the area of Senior Chief Kalumba. The project, which cost the community K10 million, aims to restore law and order after the previous facility was destroyed months ago. The original Chisiyo Police Unit was set […] The post MP Jimion Nyanda Hands Over Rebuilt Chisiyo Police Station in Lilongwe Central appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.
International Anti-Corruption Day is marked every year on 9 December, to raise awareness of the negative effects of corruption on all areas of life. While difficult to measure, corruption entails not only economic but also social and political costs. International and EU anti-corruption efforts have translated into a multi-layered policy and legal framework. The European Parliament has called repeatedly for strengthened EU anti-corruption rules. Source : © European Union, 2025 - EP
Data centres are key to innovation in artificial intelligence (AI). Data centres are needed to access on-demand and scalable computational power and to deploy centralised digital services. Both are key in the lifecycle of large AI models, as their training and execution are intensive and centralised. Increased EU data centre capacity would benefit AI innovation, as would research and innovation to achieve resource optimisation and the decentralisation of computational tasks. Weak EU AI development could further hurt EU competitiveness across industries by slowing digitalisation. Data centre capacity in the European Union is insufficient. The lack of capacity negatively impacts EU innovation, hindering economic growth. Studies suggest that despite comparable GDP, the United States has twice Europe's share of global data centre capabilities, and just three US-based companies account for 65 % of the EU cloud services market, which relies on data centres. Excessive dependence on non-EU capacity threatens the competitiveness of EU companies. EU data centre capacity-building is also hindered by legal and financial obstacles, as well as a lack of resources. EU-based secure cloud and AI computing services are lacking for highly critical use cases. The EU's need for a sovereign digital transition is increasingly salient in the face of geopolitical shifts and growing global competition for innovation. Providers and customers lack legal clarity however, hindering enhanced availability and the use of EU-based highly secure cloud and AI offers. Member States did not manage to reach agreement in recent efforts to define the requirements for a sovereign cloud through a proposed European cybersecurity certification scheme for cloud services (EUCS). Source : © European Union, 2025 - EP
The BBC has been bombarded with complaints just minutes into the Doctor Who spin-off series, The War Between The Land And The Sea.
With planning down to the last detail, the robbers usually consist of at least three members: A 'spotter', a 'look out' and a snatcher.
WHEN THE monthly budget refuses to balance and money seems to disappear before it even has a chance to settle in the wallets or accounts, many households find themselves facing tough decisions. According to Rose Miller, financial education...
PRIME MINISTER Dr Andrew Holness has welcomed a US$50-million investment by Tropical Sugar Company Limited (TSCL)to re-establish commercial-scale sugar production in Clarendon. The new state-of-the-art, vertically integrated facility, with an...
AS JAMAICA begins the road to recovery from the emotional, economic and infrastructural fallout caused by Hurricane Melissa, two education psychologists are calling for an urgent overhaul of Jamaica’s education system, starting at the early...
More than 1,000 fruit and vegetable farmers in Flagaman, St Elizabeth and surrounding areas now have access to modern cold storage facilities worth US$57,000 ($9 million). The facilities are expected to reduce spoilage, increase productivity and...
[Premium Times] Mr Pascal, who is a lieutenant colonel, was declared wanted alongside two other soldiers.
Donald Trump has said he intends to take action after some US farmers alleged India was dumping rice into the American market Read Full Article at RT.com
A 44-year-old male driver has been arrested for suspected drink driving following an accident along the Central Expressway (CTE), before the Moulmein Road exit on Sunday (Dec 7).The police and Singapore Civil Defence Force (SCDF) said that they were alerted to the accident involving two cars and a taxi at about 3.55am on Dec 7.«A 65-year-old male taxi driver and another 33-year-old female car passenger were conveyed conscious to the hospital,» the police said.SCDF added that the two persons were conveyed to Tan Tock Seng Hospital.AsiaOne understands that the male passenger in the taxi was assessed for minor injuries and declined to be sent to the hospital.In a video posted to Facebook page SG Road Vigilante on Dec 8, a dark-coloured multi-purpose vehicle (MPV) is seen braking suddenly while travelling on the second rightmost lane of the CTE towards the Seletar Expressway. Within seconds, the MPV makes a sharp left turn, swerving across several lanes before colliding with a white sports utility vehicle (SUV) in the leftmost lane.
