Las Anod (HOL) – A high-level delegation from the Federal Government of Somalia, led by Minister of Interior Ali Yusuf Ali Xoosh, arrived in Las Anod on Friday ahead of Prime Minister Hamse Abdi Barre's expected visit to the SSC-Khaatumo-administered town on Saturday.

«It will probably be much easier than tolerating damage to their own people,» the top Russian diplomat noted

A total of 160 million pounds announced on April 11 will be used «to repair and maintain previously provided equipment»

«History has shown us that as long as the Palestinian question is not addressed, the cycle of tragedy and violence will continue,» Philippe Lazzarini stressed

The strikes, among other targets, hit military infrastructure, weapons and standalone groups of armed Palestinian radicals, according to a statement from the Israel Defense Forces

The Russian foreign minister emphasized that US President Donald Trump «every time highlights his interest in the issue»

With EU citizens now living longer and healthier lives, the focus of EU policy has shifted from ageing to longevity. This demographic change has significant social and economic repercussions, such as increased demand for housing, healthcare and social services. Public spending is also expected to increase. Demographic changes are exacerbating labour shortages across various sectors and skill levels, posing a threat to the EU's green and digital transitions, competitiveness and public services. This issue is particularly concerning in areas already struggling with a labour shortage, such as healthcare. Attracting trained foreign workers is one solution to these issues, but EU countries must balance the need for recruiting such individuals with the challenge of controlling irregular migration flows. In response to the above shifts, the EU has started including demographic concerns into the creation of relevant EU policies. Specific EU initiatives to support Member States in dealing with demographic change include the talent mobility package, which complements the skills and talent package and the New Pact on Migration and Asylum. Despite migration being seen as a viable solution to demographic challenges, EU Member States continue to struggle between enforcing stricter migration policies and using legal migration to fill labour shortages. While Member States will find it difficult to sustain their welfare, pension systems and productivity without attracting skilled workers from non-EU countries, it is recognised that migration by itself will not reverse the ongoing trend of population ageing across the EU. Source : © European Union, 2025 - EP

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As is always the case during this time of the year, when all roads lead to our tobacco auction floors, the ridicule I stomach from my good friend Zikomo Matope for still clinging to my teaching gets heightened ten-fold. Since his retirement from the civil service last year as a police officer, he insists that, […] The post ‘Gov’t should ‘see’ farmers on tobacco prices, vendors are in the backyard’ appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

Media Network on Tobacco (MNT) is calling for adherence to quality tobacco standards among farmers in order to attract better prices. In a press statement MNT President Alfred Chauwa said there are mixed results in the quality of the tobacco presented at the market during the opening day as several farmers were mixing grades resulting […] The post MNT calls for quality tobacco standards, adherence for better prices appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

Old Mutual (Malawi) Limited has rewarded 14 of its top performing retail sales staff with an all paid for excursion treat in Cape Town, South Africa. This is coming a month after the sales teams were equipped and awarded for exceptional performance in 2024 at the Annual Sales Conference held at Sunbird Livingstonia Hotel in […] The post Old Mutual treats top performing retail sales staff with a Capetown excursion appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

Dr. Kondwani Nankhumwa, President of the newly formed People’s Democratic Party (PDP), has ignited political shockwaves with a bold campaign blitz into what many call the “bedroom” of the ruling Malawi Congress Party (MCP). Kicking off on Thursday at Court Ground in Nkhoma, Nankhumwa’s rally drew thousands, sending a clear message—the Central Region is no […] The post Nankhumwa Invades MCP Heartland: PDP Leader Lights Political Firestorm in Central Region appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

The nations have vowed to strengthen economic ties across multiple industries as the world braces for US tariffs Read Full Article at RT.com

Beijing’s move is a response to the 125% duties announced by the White House earlier this week Read Full Article at RT.com

According to official data, grain exports rose to 11.8 million tons in the first quarter Read Full Article at RT.com

South African Civil Aviation Authority has concluded that a penguin on board a helicopter caused it to crash Read Full Article at RT.com

The US-mediated moratorium was intended to safeguard crucial infrastructure on both sides of the Ukraine conflict Read Full Article at RT.com

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WHERE DESPAIR once held him captive, Chrishawn Cornwall now walks with renewed purpose – a testament to the life-altering impact of a well-timed government intervention that gave him a second chance. In 2020, Cornwall’s world came tumbling down....

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi, addressing a rally in Varanasi, criticized opposition parties for prioritizing family interests over public service, emphasizing his government's commitment to inclusive development. He inaugurated multiple projects worth Rs 3,880 crore, highlighting Varanasi's transformation into a healthcare hub and a model for blending development with heritage. Modi also mentioned India's efforts to host the 2036 Olympic Games.

The Chamoli Police on Thursday stated that the Nandprayag Sakot-Kothiyalsain road, which was blocked due to a fallen tree amid heavy rainfall, has been cleared and traffic restored thanks to the swift response of the fire service team.

Sanjay Raut welcomed Tahawwur Rana's extradition for the 26/11 Mumbai attacks, cautioning the BJP against politicising it for electoral advantage. He highlighted the extensive legal and diplomatic efforts since 2009, spanning multiple governments. Raut expressed concerns that the government might expedite Rana's case to influence the Bihar elections, urging them not to turn it into a political spectacle.

The National Investigation Agency (NIA) has informed a special court that Tahawwur Rana, accused in the Mumbai attacks, had planned similar attacks in other Indian cities. Following his extradition from the US, the NIA sought Rana's prolonged custody to uncover the full scope of the conspiracy, suspecting that the tactics used in Mumbai were intended for execution elsewhere.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi visited Varanasi, where he inaugurated and laid the foundation stone for 44 projects worth ₹3884.18 crores. Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath welcomed the Prime Minister, highlighting the significant developments in Kashi over the past 11 years.

SINGAPORE — As light rain fell over Tampines on the morning of April 11, the family of 10-year-old Freya Ji Yinan gathered to bid her farewell. Freya, an Australian, died in hospital after a fire broke out in a shophouse in River Valley Road on April 8. It left 21 others injured. Freya's family and friends came together on April 11 at Singapore Funeral Parlour in Tampines, where a memorial service was held for her. There, Freya's portrait was adorned with white chrysanthemums, and dark and light pink roses. A pink rabbit stuffed toy sat beside a memorial plaque which displayed her name and the brevity of her lifetime: 2014-2025. At around 10.30am, an elderly woman arrived and, upon seeing Freya's portrait, collapsed on the ground and wailed. Family members surrounded her as they cried and hugged each other. A man who identified himself as Freya's uncle said he flew over from China after hearing the news, but declined to speak further. Also at the wake was a woman who identified herself as Freya's maternal grandma. She said her granddaughter grew up with her, but did not say more.

Foreign travel to the United States is down — but for many of those still coming, they remain confident that they’ll be welcomed in the U.S.

The show of unity between Mayor Karen Bass and real estate developer Rick Caruso stirred fresh political intrigue about the mayoral and governor’s races.