Despite the difficulties associated with the operational situation, the region continues to develop, Vladimir Saldo noted

The Slovak prime minister recalled that Zelensky did not allow either the Slovak ambassador or EU ambassador to Ukraine to inspect the pipeline

Parents and carers across London were on Friday told to make sure their children head straight home at the end of the school day and avoid large groups of people with police braced for violence.

As a lifelong monarchist, I couldn't have been more disappointed and appalled to discover the extent of the friendship between the Duke and Duchess of York and the late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.

According to the report, Kiev pumped about 40,000 metric tons of oil monthly into the oil pipeline before the halt of supplies

Maria Zakharova said she had no doubt about their strong willpower

The exorbitant price of electricity in Ukraine is the cause of halting production, the company added

Consumer prices in the country ticked up by 0.51% from early February

Earlier, the UK Defense Ministry reported that a headquarters unit of the so-called multinational forces for Ukraine has begun work as part of preparations for sending troops to Ukrainian territory from the countries which have declared themselves part of the Coalition of the Willing, after the end of the conflict

Google and Meta have reportedly reached a multibillion-dollar agreement involving artificial intelligence chips Read Full Article at RT.com

Randy and Sebastian Malleck have crossed the finish line in Labrador City — winning their second consecutive Cain's Quest and capturing the $100,000 prize.

Shane Conn challenged two years of rent increases at a Nanaimo independent living facility at the Residential Tenancy Board. He won and received almost $9,500 in rent deductions and a limit on future increases. But the benefits apply only to him. They don’t apply to any of his neighbours unless they go through the same months-long administrative process Conn did.

All of the people injured when a minibus and a passenger car collided at the intersection of Biskupstungnabraut and Laugarvatnsvegur yesterday are foreign tourists.

Staff at Ölduselsskóli had been raising concerns since August about the working practices of the contractor responsible for repairs and renovations at the school after mold was discovered there last spring. It appears that these concerns were not heeded until tensions boiled over this week, and the contractor was dismissed in the presence of staff.

The appearance in New York marks the first time a former president has been compelled to testify before Congress under a subpoena.

[Ghanaian Times] Ghana is losing more than GH¢6.2 billion every year due to poor waste management and sanitation, a new report has revealed.

[spotlight] Individual rare diseases impact only a very small fraction of people, but collectively they are estimated to affect over three million in South Africa. As we mark International Rare Disease Day on 28 February, Spotlight assesses the state of play with rare diseases in the country.

[263Chat] Zimbabwe's tobacco auction floors will officially open to buyers on 4 March 2026, with authorities confirming that all farmers have received payments from last season's sales.

People who avoid meat are less likely to develop five common cancers, but may be at an increased risk of bowel cancer - a new study has suggested.

By-election winner Hannah Spencer co-owns homes worth over £1m, has offered tips to others on making the most of property deals and enjoyed jetting off on foreign holidays

Christopher Trybus, of Swindon, Wiltshire, is accused of the manslaughter of Tarryn Baird, who took her own life aged 34 in November 2017.

Quentin Griffiths is said to have fallen from the 17th floor of his condominium in Pattaya, a seaside city south of Bangkok, on February 9.

Beverley Dunnage, 52, was head of Year 8 at the private girls' school St George's in Ascot when she 'incited' the boy to engage in sexual activity in May 2024.

Ghanaian forces have rescued 71 fishermen after armed attack off the central coast Read Full Article at RT.com

The Danish government will refuse residence to Ukrainians from safe regions and draft-age men Read Full Article at RT.com

The third round of US-Iran nuclear talks has concluded in Geneva, with mediators reporting “significant progress” Read Full Article at RT.com

Former US President Bill Clinton is facing questions from members of Congress about his ties to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein Read Full Article at RT.com

Sweden and Denmark have both said that they would not rule out hosting NATO nuclear weapons on their territory under certain circumstances Read Full Article at RT.com

The Office of Disaster Preparedness and Emergency Management (ODPEM) has relaunched its ‘Strap Up Jamaica’ campaign, as part of intensified efforts to strengthen household resilience ahead of the 2026 Atlantic Hurricane season. The campaign, which aims to encourage safer roofing practices and greater disaster preparedness among homeowners, builders and contractors, will run until March 14 under the theme ‘Build Jamaica’s Resilience, One Strap at a Time’.

The police on Thursday seized several homemade firearms, a semi-automatic pistol, and more than 50 rounds of ammunition during an operation on McIntosh Drive in Top Range, Kingston 3. No arrests were made. Reports from the Half-Way Tree police are that between 4:00 a.m. and 11:00 a.m., personnel conducting an operation searched premises in the area and observed a shopping bag lodged between a tree trunk.

Two decades since he allegedly shot a woman in the face in front of her child, disfiguring her features and altering her speech for life, Collin ‘Tumpa Dragon’ Mowatt has been nabbed. On Wednesday, Mowatt, who was in his early 40s at the time, was charged for the 2006 incident, which still sends chills through Lloyds district in St Thomas. Now 61, and after being implicated in another firearm-related matter in St Ann last December, sleuths in the eastern parish moved in, slapping handcuffs on a man whose case preceded computer record storage at their stations.

Thirty-five-year-old Travis Wilson, a higgler of Patrick City, St Andrew, has been charged by the police for allegedly failing to return a car he rented from a woman in December 2025. Wilson is charged with larceny of a motor vehicle. According to reports from the Half-Way Tree police, Wilson rented a Honda Stream motor car from the woman and that at the end of the stipulated rental period, he reportedly requested an extension for a few additional days. She consented to the request.

Former United States Ambassador to Jamaica Luis G. Moreno has dismissed as “silly” suggestions that Jamaica could face penalties from the US over Prime Minister Dr Andrew Holness’ remarks on Cuba’s humanitarian crisis earlier this week. “I think that’s silly. I don’t think anyone would go for that,” Moreno told The Gleaner yesterday.

Bioeconomics has become the focus of a separate national project in 2026, Executive Secretary of the forum’s organizing committee Anton Kobyakov noted

The sides also discussed cooperation in the areas of motor and air transport and agreed to consider these consultations