China responded to the recent increase of US duties by announcing the 34% tariff on the US goods, starting from the next week

Provisionally, nobody was injured

The defense believes that charges voiced in mass media by Moldovan government and law enforcement representatives that Gutsul allegedly took money from a criminal group, are unjustified

The recent violation of the ceasefire regime in the Gaza Strip caused the next wave of relocation covering more than 142,000 people, UNRWA added

Air defense crews destroyed two HIMARS projectiles and 22 fixed-wing drones

The IDF has acknowledged mistakes in its initial report about the slain Gazan medics Read Full Article at RT.com

NATO chief said that the military bloc is not involved in the negotiations to end the Ukraine conflict Read Full Article at RT.com

Concerns that the Russians are planning a sabotage operation have escalated since one of their spy ships was detected mapping underwater infrastructure

Her alleged comments were written in a diary that it is claimed was deliberately left open at the Earl's ancestral home in Northamptonshire but could not be disclosed until now for legal reasons.

A man has been arrested on suspicion of murder after a 20-year-old was stabbed to death near a pier at a seaside resort in West Sussex. 

The Duke of York had requested to speak to MI5 head Sir Ken McCallum in a bid to find out more about the security worries regarding his close confidant, Yang Tengbo.

EXCLUSIVE: This harrowing unpublished image shows the desperate race to save tragic cricket legend Shane Warne by paramedics and his friends.

Maher al-Sharaa was appointed to the position of the secretary general of the presidential service, Syria TV said

The court session is scheduled for May 13

The aircraft will be launched by hand without using any auxiliary devices

Home Minister Amit Shah urged Maoists in Chhattisgarh's Bastar to lay down arms and join the mainstream, highlighting the government's commitment to development and peace. Shah emphasized the need for infrastructure improvements and assured protection for those who surrender, aiming to eliminate the insurgency by March-April 2026.

SINGAPORE - She was confident that even if she talked to a scammer, she would not fall for their tricks. Yet, a woman who wanted to be known only as Ms Lee, 48, lost over $78,000 to a job scam in four days. Her ordeal in February caused her to lose almost 90 per cent of her life savings. Job scams were among the top scams of concern in 2024, with victims reporting more than 9,000 cases and losing $156.2 million, according to annual police statistics. Scammers typically contact the victim on messaging apps, lure the victim into depositing money for a job offering attractive commission rates, then steal the funds. Ms Lee, who works in sales, said someone using a foreign number contacted her on WhatsApp in late 2024 offering her an online part-time job. She agreed, as she felt her work was mundane. Soon, she was contacted by another man named “Charles Khoo” who claimed to be a Malaysian in Singapore, who was married, with a newborn.

US businessman said that he has 'no respect for the warmongers'

Strikes against US warships «continued for several hours» and prevented US attacks against Yemen’s regions controlled by the rebels, Houthi military spokesman Yahya Sarea added

At the same time, mineral resources mining in Ukraine as part of the potential deal between Kiev and Washington « will cost billions and could take decades,» the news outlet noted

The US introduced 18% import duties on goods from Zimbabwe in response to 35% tariffs in Zimbabwe on US imports, as Washington stated

According to the head of the Vasilyevsky Municipal District's administration Natalia Romanichenko, residents always say that the most important that they remain alive

Prime Minister Modi's visit to Sri Lanka led to a tripartite agreement involving the UAE to develop Trincomalee as an energy hub. The project aims to enhance Sri Lanka's energy security and economy. This move counters China's significant investments in the region.

President Anura Kumara Dissanayake honoured PM Narendra Modi with the Mitra Vibhushana award for his friendship towards Sri Lanka. Modi, on a state visit to Colombo, was also welcomed at Independence Square and interacted with 1996 World Cup-winning Sri Lankan cricketers.

The EU must strip Hungary of its voting rights to preserve anti-Russian sanctions, the Estonian foreign minister has said Read Full Article at RT.com

Germany is reviving Nazi practices by banning Russian and Belarusian delegates from WWII victory celebrations, Maria Zakharova has said Read Full Article at RT.com

Ukrainian leader Vladimir Zelennsky reportedly made officials take polygraph tests Read Full Article at RT.com

Authorities in Madhya Pradesh are investigating a man posing as a UK-trained cardiologist who is alleged to have performed fatal surgeries, leading to at least seven deaths. The suspect, whose real name may be Narendra Vikramaditya Yadav, has gone missing and lacked valid medical credentials.

The Supreme Court has ordered a fresh assessment of a candidate with disabilities who cleared the MBBS entrance exam by a new board at AIIMS Delhi, emphasizing functional ability over the extent of disability. The decision was influenced by previous rulings and ongoing revisions of the NMC's disability guidelines.

Centre initiated the first structured talks with Meitei and Kuki representatives to resolve ethnic conflict in Manipur. The meeting focused on restoring peace, rebuilding trust, and addressing road blockades. However, COCOMI criticized the talks as a mere political exercise.

Karnataka deputy chief minister DK Shivakumar is adamant about retaining his role as KPCC president amidst internal power struggles within the Congress party. Delhi leadership has expressed support for him, at least temporarily. Shivakumar's stance is linked to his ambition to become chief minister, and he faces opposition from ministers loyal to CM Siddaramaiah.

Teachers and staff facing potential job loss in West Bengal schools have returned to classrooms to ensure students' education isn't disrupted, despite the Supreme Court ruling. Many feel unjustly punished and are fulfilling responsibilities amid exam season. School heads acknowledge the difficult decision and are considering hiring part-time teachers.

In Bihar's Samastipur, a woman allegedly forced her husband to drink poison during a domestic dispute. The incident was witnessed by their two young children. The husband, Vikram Kumar Singh, is in critical condition at a private hospital. The police were informed immediately and a formal complaint was filed by the husband's mother.

After the Waqf Amendment Bill was passed following intense debates, legal disputes have emerged with multiple petitions filed in the Supreme Court claiming the bill is unconstitutional. Petitioners argue the changes infringe upon Muslim minority rights and undermine the autonomy of their religious institutions.