Russian military investigators have accused the Ukrainian Army of killing two civilians with a missile strike in Kursk Region Read Full Article at RT.com

Israel has bombed two crossings on the Syria-Lebanon border, the state-run SANA news agency has reported Read Full Article at RT.com

The administration of US President Joe Biden is requesting an additional $24 billion in aid for Ukraine, Politico has reported Read Full Article at RT.com

Donald Trump has pledged to impose a 25% tariff on all goods from Mexico and Canada Read Full Article at RT.com

Events on the ground suggest that a diplomatic solution to the Ukraine conflict is still far away, Russian FM Sergey Lavrov has said Read Full Article at RT.com

Terrorist Abdalraouf Abdallah, the childhood friend of Abedi, was released from HMP Full Sutton in East Yorkshire on Tuesday when his sentence came to an end.

Among those raising concerns is Anna Clarkson (pictured), who described conditions at Homerton University Hospital as 'boiling' and 'like a scene from a war movie'.

No trains could run between Abbey Wood and London Paddington again today due to a fault with the signalling system on the £19billion Elizabeth line which travels through the capital.

Business Secretary Jonathan Reynolds signalled an overhaul of EV targets after Vauxhall announced plans to close its van-making factory in Luton.

It was reported in The Sun newspaper that Coote had a text exchange with a 'pal' in which it was suggested Leeds player Ezgjan Alioski would be booked during the clash at Elland Road.

Kenya plans to establish a carbon market, allowing public and private entities to trade emission reduction units, offsets and mitigation outcomes, an industry official said Monday.

Mogadishu (HOL) — Over 80 soldiers from Jubbaland's regional forces have joined the Somali federal government's military operation against al-Shabab in Raskamboni, Lower Jubba, military officials confirmed Tuesday.

Brussels (HOL) — Somalia’s Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary Ambassador to the European Union, Dr. Khadija Osoble Ali, formally presented her credentials to Charles Michel, President of the European Council, during a ceremony in Brussels.

An elderly woman who was adopted and taken to China is searching for her biological family in Singapore. Kang Yu'e had been adopted by her father's sworn brother when she was a year old, reported Shin Min Daily News. Her 26-year-old grandson told the Chinese evening daily that she only realised she was adopted when she got married. Kang was very angry at her adoptive father, Zheng Shui Gen, for keeping the origin of her birth a secret for such a long time, said her grandson. She then cut off all contact with Zheng and started using the name her biological parents gave her. Before Kang stopped speaking to her adoptive father, he had given her the address of her biological family in Singapore so she could get in contact with them. Kang and her biological family would communicate via letters until they lost contact in 1985. The last known address of her family in Singapore is Block 32, Jalan Rumah Tinggi in Bukit Merah. According to her grandson, Kang was born in Singapore in 1953 and has seven siblings in total: An older brother, four older sisters, a younger sister and a younger brother.

Earlier, the Israeli war cabinet approved a plan for a ceasefire in Lebanon

The tree is scheduled to arrive at the Kremlin at midnight on December 12, where it will be traditionally welcomed through the Spassky Gates

The Bank of Russia is buying and selling foreign exchange in the domestic market in the currency section of the Moscow Exchange with the use of the yuan-ruble instrument

«These hardline supporters of democracy are tasked with reining in the Armenian government should it follow in the neighboring Georgia’s footsteps and put priority on the true national interests, traditions and values of the Armenian people,» the SVR stated

Mr. President, in 2020, Malawians entrusted you with the highest office in the land, not because they were blind to the challenges ahead, but because they saw hope in your leadership. They watched as you stood at the pulpit of politics, promising to exorcise the demons of corruption, impunity, and despair that had possessed this […] The post EDITORIAL: Mr. President, cleanse your government of ‘Jezebels’—before it’s too late! appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

One man now has a happy wife and a happy life after winning US$1 million (S$1.3 million) in a lucky draw.  Balasubramanian Chithambaram won the grand prize last Sunday (Nov 24) in a lucky draw held by Mustafa Jewellery. He visited the store in Little India and spent $6,000 on gold chains for his wife about three months ago.  The annual draw event was held at the Civil Service Club @ Tessensohn. Customers who spent at least $250 were eligible for the grand lucky draw, according to the store's website.  Chithambaram, a project engineer who has been working in Singapore for 21 years, was in a state of disbelief when the lucky draw's host called him to deliver the good news. In the video call, the teary man said: «Today is also my father's fourth death anniversary. It's a blessing.»  He added that he would tell his mother about the windfall and also spend some of the money giving back to the community as a token of appreciation for the years he worked in Singapore. At the event, several other customers who won the store's monthly draws also walked away with prizes of US$5,000.

Another enemy group was destroyed several hours later

On Tuesday, Russian Permanent Representative to the UN Vasily Nebenzya said that a new record was set with regard to deaths of aid workers in the embattled enclave

At the end of September, Elon Musk predicted battles between «drone swarms» in the future

Justice Kuldip Singh, the Supreme Court's first «green judge,» passed away at 92. He left an enduring environmental legacy through two landmark cases: protecting the Taj Mahal from pollution and safeguarding forests. These cases, initiated during his tenure (1988-1996), continue to be heard by the Supreme Court today.

Top diplomats Blinken and Jaishankar met in Italy. They discussed global security and the growing US-India partnership. Both nations want to promote a free and open Indo-Pacific. They also talked about technology, clean energy, and investment opportunities. Jaishankar mentioned the Quad's evolution and Indo-Pacific dynamics. He looks forward to welcoming Blinken to India in 2025.

Andhra Pradesh deputy chief minister Pawan Kalyan condemned the arrest of Iskcon priest Chinmoy Krishna Das in Bangladesh, urging collective action and intervention from Bangladesh's interim leader Muhammad Yunus and the UN. Kalyan highlighted India's historical support for Bangladesh and expressed concern over the targeting of Hindus.

Legal experts in India weighed in on the US indictment of Gautam Adani. Mahesh Jethmalani raised concerns about the evidence presented. Mukul Rohatgi described the indictment as a chargesheet specifying individual actions. Neither Adani nor his nephew were charged in key counts. The lawyers' statements followed the indictment's release.

Opposition leader Rahul Gandhi demanded Gautam Adani's arrest following US bribery allegations involving Indian officials and contracts worth billions. Adani Group denied the charges, stating neither Gautam nor his nephew Sagar Adani were charged with FCPA violations. Parliament's winter session erupted in chaos as opposition parties demanded discussion on the issue, leading to adjournments.

Trump sent shockwaves through the global markets on Monday when he posted he would slap 25 percent tariffs on all products from Mexico and Canada.

A ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah took effect early on Wednesday Read Full Article at RT.com

The University of the West Indies (The UWI) has appointed six new professors across its campuses. They are Dr David Yawson from the Cave Hill Campus, now professor of Agri-Food Systems and Environmental Resilience; Dr Derek Mitchell, now professor...

STUDENTS ARE being encouraged to consider skills training available at the HEART/NSTA Trust as they prepare to make career choices. Minister of Education, Skills, Youth and Information, Senator Dr Dana Morris Dixon, made the appeal as she delivered...