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Brussels keeps misreading public backlash as foreign influence when much of it is simply exhaustion with elite overreach and failure Read Full Article at RT.com
South Africa will face another fuel price hike in September with diesel potentially rising by nearly $0.20 per litre Read Full Article at RT.com
In an exclusive interview with RT, IRGC adviser Mohammad Reza Naqdi explains why the Strait of Hormuz is hard to bypass Read Full Article at RT.com
The New Delhi event in September will bring together major firms from both countries to expand business, technology and industry ties Read Full Article at RT.com
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The bench of Justices Shampa Sarkar and Ajay Kumar Gupta directed that the challenge to his appointment be decided by a single judge within two months. The case was filed by Sobhandeb Chattopadhyay, a TMC MLA from the Mamata Banerjee camp, who had challenged assembly speaker Rathindra Bose's decision to appoint Ritabrata Banerjee as the leader of opposition.
Pakistan's Supreme Court ordered the government to move Imran Khan to a hospital for his health. The Supreme Court rejected pleas to replace hanging as the death penalty method. Bihar transferred seventeen senior IPS officers amid controversy over police actions. A hand grenade explosion near a Kabul school injured approximately fifty children. Rishabh Pant became the first Indian to hit one hundred Test sixes.
Domestic donations to the PM CARES Fund fell by 30 per cent to nearly Rs 479 crore in the financial year 2024-25, while foreign donations declined by 18 per cent to Rs 92.8 lakh, according to the fund's latest audit report. The total balance in the PM CARES Fund stood at Rs 8,452 crore as on March 31, 2025, compared with Rs 7,173 crore a year earlier.
According to police, criminal organizations exploited the crisis to set up illegal passenger routes across the Strait of Gibraltar from Andalusia, using water scooters and boats
The plant's fire chief Toni Jaako suggested the blast might have been caused by a technical malfunction
A powerful earthquake struck Myanmar on March 28, 2025, killing about 3,800 people in the country
In 2025, agricultural trade between the two countries rose by 21%
The Russian leader thanked his counterpart for his assistance in developing Russia’s relations with ASEAN and emphasized that the countries are actively cooperating on the international stage
À la suite de notre récent article sur les crispations que nous avions relevées au sein de l'ambassade du Gabon à Genève, l'honnêteté nous commande aujourd'hui de reconnaître les améliorations sensibles intervenues depuis lors. Nous ignorons si notre alerte y a contribué ou si d'autres canaux ont permis de faire évoluer la situation. Peu importe au fond. L'essentiel est ailleurs. L'atmosphère semble aujourd'hui beaucoup plus apaisée et les relations de travail se sont manifestement (...) - DIPLOMATIE / SUJET_ECRIT_MAISON
La célébration de la fête de l'Indépendance à Lébamba a également été marquée par un moment solennel de reconnaissance et de distinction. À la place des fêtes de Lébamba, plusieurs récipiendaires ont été honorés pour leurs mérites et leur engagement, à travers la remise de médailles. La cérémonie de décoration a été présidée par le préfet du département de la Louetsi-Wano, Éloge Parfait Mombo Moukaga, qui a procédé à la remise officielle des distinctions aux différents récipiendaires. (...) - SOCIETE / SUJET_ECRIT_MAISON
À l'occasion de la célébration du 66ᵉ anniversaire de l'indépendance du Gabon, la ville de Lébamba, chef-lieu du département de la Louetsi-Wano, a offert une belle image de diversité et de cohésion à travers un défilé civil et motorisé. Réunissant plusieurs communautés et nationalités vivant dans le département, cette parade a constitué l'un des temps forts des festivités. Hommes, femmes et jeunes, issus de différents horizons, ont défilé dans une ambiance conviviale, témoignant de leur (...) - SOCIETE / SUJET_ECRIT_MAISON
TEHRAN - Shina Ansari, the head of the Department of Environment, has called for closer environmental cooperation among BRICS member states, describing their combined capacities in natural resources, biodiversity, coastal and marine ecosystems, and other environmentally valuable areas as a “historic opportunity” to address the growing global environmental crisis.
TEHRAN – Sharif University of Technology and Institut Teknologi Bandung of Indonesia have signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) to deepen scientific, research, and educational cooperation, exchange professors, researchers, and students, and implement collaborative research projects.
TEHRAN – Iranian students succeeded to win a bronze medal and three honorable mentions at the 22nd International Geography Olympiad (iGeo) held from August 11 to 17 in Istanbul, Turkey.
Gagauzia’s parliament, based on a court ruling and the law on the autonomy’s special legal status, previously decided that Evghenia Gutsul could no longer perform her duties and declared her position as head of the autonomy vacant
The federal government «quietly» pauses the working holiday-maker visa applications from 24 countries. Here is what we know about the pause and countries affected.
The housing market is facing difficult conditions. High interest rates are making it difficult for developers to finance projects, leaving them with unsold apartments.
A low-pressure system that has been south of Iceland is expected to move away today. Winds will ease across the southern half of the country, while generally light winds are expected in the north.
As previously reported, Google's total administrative debt to the Russian Federation has reached an astronomical 36-digit figure equivalent to around $20 decillion
According to Maria Zakharova, all details of Rafael Grossi’s visit were agreed upon with the IAEA
Damascus accused Israel of seeking to provoke an escalation and of attempting to «undermine efforts to strengthen stability» in the Middle East
The Congress of the International Biathlon Union will be held on September 17-20
A year earlier, the tech giant had already been fined under the same article for failing to remove several links to extremist materials
Chris Wormald was forced out as Cabinet Secretary by Sir Keir in February as the then-prime minister rebuilt his No10 team in a desperate bid to save his premiership.
Nursing students across northern Malawi are coming together this Saturday for a mass charity walk aimed at raising a staggering K20 million to help fellow students struggling to keep up with their tuition fees. The National Organisation of Nurses and Midwives (NONM) Students Chapter in Mzuzu has organised the ambitious fundraiser, with participants set to […] The post Nursing students in Mzuzu organise walk to raise funds for struggling classmates appeared first on Malawi News | Breaking News, Politics, Business & Sports | Nyasa Times.
A small group of disgruntled members of the Minority Shareholders Association of Listed Companies (MISALICO) Limited has been thrown into disarray after a letter purportedly written by Joe Maere and Stain Kaunda, calling for an impromptu General Meeting, turned out not to have come from them at all. Maere has dismissed the letter as fake, […] The post Confusion at MISALICO as Maere disowns letter demanding emergency meeting appeared first on Malawi News | Breaking News, Politics, Business & Sports | Nyasa Times.
A fierce battle is raging within Malawi’s civil society over whether an 86-year-old President Peter Mutharika is fit to govern — with one of the country’s biggest advocacy coalitions now stepping in to defend his right to rule, sparking a bitter clash with fellow campaigners. The National Advocacy Platform (NAP), a powerful coalition representing more […] The post Civil society coalition clashes over Mutharika’s fitness to govern appeared first on Malawi News | Breaking News, Politics, Business & Sports | Nyasa Times.
In an extraordinary twist to Malawi’s ongoing anti-corruption crisis, it has emerged that even the man currently running the country’s graft-busting bureau has failed in his own bid to land the job permanently. Acting Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) Director General Gabriel Chembezi was among a string of high-profile candidates rejected for the top job, alongside former […] The post Chembezi, Kamanga and Malunda all fail ACB top job bid appeared first on Malawi News | Breaking News, Politics, Business & Sports | Nyasa Times.
