The president spoke to The Washington Post early Saturday after announcing that the U.S. had begun striking Iran to bring about regime change.

Rahul Gandhi questioned PM Modi's swift Indo-US trade deal, alleging it harms Indian farmers and industries. He claimed the Prime Minister gave away data and guaranteed annual purchases of US products. Gandhi also alleged a lack of political response to Chinese border movements, citing an unpublished book by a former Army Chief.

West Bengal's electoral rolls now list over 7.04 crore voters following a Special Intensive Revision. During this process, over 5.46 lakh names were removed, while more than 1.82 lakh new voters were added. Over 58 lakh enumeration forms were not received, and more than 60 lakh electors remain in the 'under adjudication' category but are included in the updated rolls.

A fatal Learjet 45XR crash in Baramati, killing five, has been attributed by the AAIB to low visibility and a lack of meteorological facilities at the uncontrolled airfield. The aircraft experienced a go-around before crashing during its second landing attempt. The preliminary report highlights operational gaps and recommends enhanced safety measures for uncontrolled airfields.

«India is deeply concerned at the recent developments in Iran and the Gulf region. We urge all sides to exercise restraint, avoid escalation, and prioritise the safety of civilians. Dialogue and diplomacy should be pursued to de-escalate tensions and address underlying issues,» the statement read. Israel and US on Saturday launched a daylight attack on Iran, closing the window for a diplomatic solution to Tehran's long-running nuclear dispute with the West.

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The Central Bank of Iceland has raised serious concerns about a bill proposing to link benefit payments to the wage index. This is stated in a memorandum the bank sent yesterday to Parliament’s Welfare Committee.

A driver from Singapore has expressed his gratitude to two Johor Bahru policemen for their assistance after he encountered a scammer at the checkpoint.He referred to them as «polite, attentive and professional throughout the process» in an email sent to the authorities on Feb 23, which was shared on Facebook by Johor Bahru South District Police on Feb 26.«They handled the matter promptly and took my report seriously. Their calm and helpful attitude provided reassurance during what was a stressful situation for me,» he wrote.The incident in question occurred at the Immigration and Quarantine Complex (CIQ) at Bangunan Sultan Iskandar Customs (BSI), according to the letter. The driver recounted that upon pulling up to clear Malaysia's customs, he realised his Touch 'n Go card had insufficient funds.He then alighted from his vehicle and was approached by a male «officer» wearing a green uniform, who instructed the driver to park at the nearest immigration counter for passport clearance, the latter claimed.The «officer» then allegedly took the latter's Touch 'n Go card along with his RM100 (S$33) in cash, with the promise to help top it up.

Six Singapore Airlines (SIA) and Scoot flights on Feb 28 and March 1 have been cancelled after the US and Israel launched a wave of strikes against targets in Iran.SIA said in a statement on Feb 28 that four of its flights have been cancelled on both days.They are SQ494 (Singapore to Dubai) and SQ495 (Dubai to Singapore) on Feb 28 and March 1.Two Scoot flights TR596 (Singapore to Jeddah) and TR597 (Jeddah to Singapore) on Feb 28 have also been cancelled, the airline added.SIA said it strongly advises customers to update their contact details via the Manage Booking function on the SIA and Scoot websites, or subscribe to the mobile notification service, to receive flight updates.“We will continue to monitor the situation in the Middle East closely and will adjust our flight paths as needed,” the statement read.Singapore embassies in the Middle East advised Singaporeans there to exercise caution and stay updated on regional developments amid heightened tensions on Feb 28.[[nid:730621]]

What I am about to say may shock you so if ­necessary, steady your nerves now. Have another cup of tea, or something stronger. Sit down in a comfortable chair of a kind that is not easy to fall off.

The goal of the US operation against Iran is to prevent it from obtaining nuclear weapons, he noted

Leonid Slutsky called the attack deliberate aggression and escalation fraught with extremely negative consequences for the broader region

Operations will continue as required, the IDF reported

The latest figures show that the Ukrainian army lost up to 220 troops in the responsibility area of Russia’s Battlegroup North

Lawmakers say their constituents are focused on other issues, like mail service and inflation.

Rep. Tony Gonzales (R-Texas) is accused of having an affair with an aide who later killed herself. His primary challenger, Brandon Herrera, is running on a pro-gun platform.

Le monde de l'enseignement supérieur et de la recherche scientifique a été profondément endeuillé le 21 janvier 2026, avec la disparition d'une grande figure : la professeure Élisabeth OYANE-MÉGNIER (16 juillet 1963 – 21 janvier 2026). En tant qu'enseignante-chercheuse ayant longuement exercé au Gabon, elle laisse derrière elle une empreinte indélébile. L'Université Omar Bongo perd en elle, un pilier majeur de son rayonnement scientifique à l'échelle internationale. Les hommages (...) - NECROLOGIE / SUJET_ECRIT_MAISON

He was hailed the hero of Hollywood when he helped to save the movie industry during the Covid pandemic. Now Tom Cruise seems to have come to the rescue of Tinseltown once again.

Rahul Gandhi questioned PM Modi's swift Indo-US trade deal, alleging it harms Indian farmers and industries. He claimed the Prime Minister gave away data and guaranteed annual purchases of US products. Gandhi also alleged a lack of political response to Chinese border movements, citing an unpublished book by a former Army Chief.

For Bernice Glenn, watching her son battle homelessness, addiction and mental illness for years in her small rural Ontario community has been a struggle.

The actor's death was announced by his brother on Monday. New details about his tragic passing came to light on Friday.

Rarely does a compliment cross the lips of the usually vituperative Gordon Ramsay. As for grudges, once he's made one he certainly knows how to hold it.

In the most perilous moment yet of his premiership, Labour 's defeat at the Gorton and Denton by-election shows the party has entered an 'electoral Valley of Death'.

Israel closed its airspace earlier after attacking Iran

WESTERN BUREAU: Dr Darien Henry, the principal of the St James-based Montego Bay Community College (MBCC), is renewing calls for greater focus on preparing students for tertiary education, a move he says will strengthen school-leavers’ readiness for the workforce and, in turn, improve Jamaica’s labour market productivity.

A retired detective sergeant testified yesterday that he had seized 11 firearms from six policemen involved in the 2013 fatal shooting of three men on Acadia Drive in Kingston. The witness also testified that he submitted those weapons to the forensic laboratory for ballistic testing, along with two weapons and ammunition that were recovered at the scene.

The Standing Finance Committee of the House of Representatives will begin its examination of the Estimates of Expenditure over two days next week. The committee, which comprises all members of the Lower House, will also for the first time review the revenue measures that were tabled recently in Parliament alongside the Estimates of Expenditure.

Adolescent mothers at the Women’s Centre of Jamaica Foundation (WCFJ) in St Andrew were yesterday encouraged not to give up on their dreams, but to pursue them with confidence and determination during a conversation with famed actress and director Phylicia Rashad. Rashad, who is visiting Jamaica for Plié for the Arts’ inaugural Visionary Salon, coaxed the young mothers into sharing their aspirations before advising them of the responsibility and discipline it would take to rebuild after experiencing setbacks.

The Court of Appeal has cleared the way for a high-profile judicial review, after setting aside a ruling by the Supreme Court and allowing a licensed firearm holder to challenge the Firearm Licensing Authority’s (FLA) power to seize his weapon without express statutory permission. The ruling follows an October 28, 2021 decision by Justice Chester Stamp to refuse the firearm holder permission to apply for judicial review. Stamp judge also denied the man permission to appeal that decision.

Moins de vols, mais une violence qui s'installe dans les foyers. Le bilan 2025 révèle une Polynésie à deux visages : si l'efficacité policière bat des records, le territoire subit une explosion des agressions familiales et du narcotrafic. Pour expliquer ces chiffres, le haut-commissaire Alexandre Rochatte était l'invité du journal.

Congress leader Gaurav Gogoi is reportedly set to contest the upcoming Assam assembly elections from the Jorhat constituency. This move follows the party's finalization of candidates for 40 seats. Gogoi, currently an MP from Jorhat, gained national attention for initiating the no-confidence motion against the Modi government.

Congress MP Jairam Ramesh has sharply criticized US President Donald Trump's praise for Pakistan's leadership amidst the Afghanistan conflict, calling it a diplomatic setback for India. Ramesh also highlighted concerns over India's trade and strategic diplomacy with the US, citing a one-sided trade deal and the US imposing duties on Indian solar modules. He argued that India's 'Vishwaguru' image has been exposed.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi launched the nationwide HPV Vaccination Programme in Ajmer, Rajasthan, targeting 14-year-old girls to prevent cervical cancer. The free, voluntary vaccination initiative aims to cover 1.15 crore girls annually, bolstering women's health and preventive healthcare efforts across India.