The UK has reportedly imported $2.15 billion worth of petroleum products made from Russian crude from refineries in India and Türkiye Read Full Article at RT.com

Soaring gold prices have generated over $216 billion in windfall gains for Russia’s central bank since early 2022, Bloomberg has said   Read Full Article at RT.com

Karnataka governor Thaawarchand Gehlot has refused to deliver the customary address to the legislature, adding to a recent trend of gubernatorial disputes. This follows similar incidents in Kerala and Tamil Nadu, where governors clashed with state governments over speech content and assembly proceedings. The Karnataka government is set to meet the governor to understand his reasons.

Uttarakhand's Uniform Civil Code services are now accessible in all 22 constitutionally recognized Indian languages, alongside English. Applicants can leverage AI assistance for guidance and registration, ensuring a smooth process. This multilingual platform, developed by ITDA, aims to simplify access to UCC rules and documentation, reflecting the government's commitment to ease of use and technological advancement.

Estranged son Brooklyn's bombshell reckoning with Brand Beckham last night was made inevitable,

Niceair’s planned flight from Akureyri to Copenhagen, scheduled for February, will not go ahead. This was to have been the relaunched airline’s inaugural flight.

A fire that started in an abandoned building on De Lorimier Avenue in Montreal has forced the closure of the Jacques-Cartier Bridge ahead of the Wednesday morning rush hour.

A Windsor man says he is being asked by the city to undo the repairs he made to his backyard. Robert Redmond says he took out the berm, worth 52 dump truck loads of dirt, from his backyard at about $6,700. Now, the city is asking him to put it back. But that could cost upwards of $50K.

His remarks to the annual World Economic Forum come as European leaders try to de-escalate tensions with the U.S. over Trump’s plan to acquire Greenland.

This study examines the extent to which the EU’s legal framework and Member States’ practices on dual-use export controls align with their respective legal obligations, particularly as they relate to conflict-affected regions. There is a lack of high-quality data on EU trade in dual-use goods. While the EU’s annual report has improved in recent years, it continues to lack granularity regarding what is actually exported. Some Member States produce annual reports, including a few that offer a good level of data granularity. Customs trade data including from Eurostat COMEXT is also examined. However, the limited correlation between this data and specific dual-use goods means that it does not significantly close the gap. Despite this, the current dual-use Regulation 2021/821 does provide Member States with a sufficient basis to implement their international commitments for listed items. The situation is different for non-listed items. Many conflict-affected countries are not subject to UN or EU arms embargoes. While sanctions issues are usually considered separately from dual-use export control issues, there is an important provision in Regulation 2021/821 which allows for the control of non-listed goods to military end uses which is only available to Member States when the country is subject to an arms embargo. The study concludes that the EU should improve reporting so that trade in dual-use goods with conflict-affected regions can be monitored, should discourage the use of open and general licences for conflict-affected regions, should solidify its ability to add items to the EU list outside of the multilateral export control regimes, and should issue additional guidance on interpreting licensing criteria when assessing exports to conflict-affected regions, including how to integrate IHL considerations. Overall, the EU should shift to a more proactive approach to risks associated with dual-use trade with conflict-affected regions. Source : © European Union, 2026 - EP

On the 90th anniversary of his death the question still remains unanswered - was King George V murdered?

The day I got Botox for the first time, I went upstairs and wrote an entry in my journal. I sat on my bed, pen in hand, with the strange certainty that this was a moment that I needed to document.

The US has accused Britain of 'letting us down' after the government pushed ahead with legislation to hand over the UK territory to Mauritius.

Amir Khan has warned couples not to get married at his multi-million-pound wedding venue as he takes legal action against his business partner.

At a tense PMQs, Keir Starmer said the US President had the 'express' intention of forcing the UK to 'yield' to his grab for Danish territory.

Chisinau is gradually breaking ties with the CIS, trying to maintain agreements that are beneficial to itself, Director of the Mediator Political Research Bureau Sergey Shirokov added

US Special Presidential Envoy Steve Witkoff believes that Russia will join the body

Kalashnikov said that numerous exhibitors and guests have shown interest in the group’s extensive and diverse UAV product line since the first day of the exhibition

Compensation for lost oil and gas revenues from the National Welfare Fund will continue, but its monthly volume will depend on oil prices, the official noted

Earlier, electrical problems forced Trump to return to the Andrews military base near Washington and change planes after starting for Switzerland

An Indian Air Force trainer aircraft crash-landed in Prayagraj after an engine failure mid-air. The aircraft deployed an emergency parachute, allowing for a safe force-landing in an uninhabited area, with both pilots unharmed. This incident follows another aviation emergency earlier this month involving a regional connectivity flight.

They all pay a pittance - at best just 1.51pc - despite the Bank of England base rate standing at 3.75pc.

Gen-Z fitness fanatics are injecting themselves with experimental drugs sold illegally online in a craze fuelled by influencers, a Mail investigation has found.

«Equipping special services with such means is, by and large, a big state and military secret, because the whole point of using these special means lies in their surprise effect,» Mikhail Khodaryonok said

According to the US president's special envoy, entrepreneur Jared Kushner will be flying to Russia with him

US Special Presidential Envoy Steve Witkoff said that the meeting was requested by the Russian side

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