Activities on NSR are growing, Alexey Likhachev said
U.S. Vice President JD Vance plans to visit Kenya next month after going to a summit in South Africa, a source with knowledge of the matter told Reuters on Monday.
The government has confirmed ongoing diplomatic efforts to secure the release and safe return of Kenyans caught up in Russia’s military operations. The latest development comes amid growing concern about Kenyans being duped into joining the Russia-Ukraine conflict under false pretences.
Kigali (HOL) – Somali Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation, Abdisalam Abdi Ali, signed on Monday in Kigali a General Cooperation Agreement (GCA) with his Rwandan counterpart, Amb. Olivier Jean Patrick Nduhungirehe, Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation of the Republic of Rwanda.
The two South Asian nations, which fought a war in 1971, are drawing closer following a change of government in Dhaka in August 2024 Read Full Article at RT.com
US President Donald Trump has pledged sweeping support for Japan’s new prime minister, Sanae Takaichi Read Full Article at RT.com
Le Centre Hospitalier de la Polynésie française a publié ce lundi un communiqué pour répondre aux vidéos diffusées samedi 25 octobre sur les réseaux sociaux par un membre de la Fédération Citoyenne Polynésienne de Lutte contre la Drogue et la Toxicomanie, critiquant le fonctionnement des urgences dans la prise en charge des personnes souffrant d’addiction, notamment à l’ICE.
A 37-year-old man will be charged in court on Tuesday (Oct 28) after he allegedly became hostile and aggressive towards police officers, swinging a karambit knife at one of them on Oct 27. A karambit knife has a short curved blade with a finger grip. In a statement on Oct 27, the police said officers were patrolling the vicinity of Block 12 Bedok South Avenue 2 at about 2.30am when they spotted a car parked at the passenger drop-off point of the block.The male driver became hostile and aggressive when officers made a check on him.He also swung a karambit knife at one of the officers before holding it against his own neck.Despite police officers' repeated warnings to drop the weapon, the man refused to comply.«In order to de-escalate and contain the situation, the officers deployed a Taser to stop the man, who was then placed under arrest,» police said, adding that they take a serious view against persons who obstruct public servants from carrying out their duties, and do not tolerate acts of violence towards public servants who are carrying out their duties.
A man has been detained under the Mental Health Act after he was caught standing in the middle of a road in Yishun on Sunday (Oct 26).In a video posted to the Facebook group SG Road Vigilante on Oct 26, a man dressed in a black shirt can be seen standing in the middle of the road as several cars slow down to avoid him.The man appears to use hand signals to beckon drivers toward him before walking away and swinging his arm dismissively. A passerby standing by the roadside can also be heard shouting and urging the man to leave the road, according to a report by 8world.Responding to queries from AsiaOne, police said they received a call for assistance along Yishun Avenue 2 at about 1.20pm.A 53-year-old man was subsequently apprehended under the Mental Health (Care and Treatment) Act 2008, said the police. No injuries were reported.[[nid:722630]]xingying.koh@asiaone.com
Immigrants are necessary and welcomed in Singapore but need to be cognisant of the norms that govern society locally, said Senior Minister Lee Hsien Loong on Monday (Oct 27).Speaking at Chatham House in London during a working trip to the UK, SM Lee was asked a question about the immigration policy in Singapore and how the Government is able to mitigate associated risks while doing it in a non-discriminatory manner.He spoke about 'How Singapore is surviving and thriving between China and the United States' at the dialogue. «It is not an easy balance to strike,» he said, adding that there will always be trade-offs.Immigrants are key to Singapore's workforce and are «desperately-needed people to man our whole system», said SM Lee, adding that they make up one-third of the workforce, in jobs ranging from CEOs of banks and MNCs to construction workers.With such a large proportion of the population comprising foreigners, there are bound to be security risks, for instance espionage and disinformation, and even social issues that may arise, he pointed out.
The West is seeking to break up Russia along ethnic lines, former Defense Minister Sergey Shoigu says Read Full Article at RT.com
The US and Japan have signed a deal on the supply of rare-earth and critical minerals Read Full Article at RT.com
A special session is the first step in what could be a months-long race to change Virginia’s congressional map before next year’s midterms. The nationwide effort spreads to Indiana.
Trump met with new Japanese prime minister Sanae Takaichi, who heralded the start of a “new golden age” in the bilateral relationship following tricky trade talks.
«Previous business models will likely no longer work, and it is necessary to develop new models of interaction,» Robert Agee noted
«The combat experience is taken into account not only in combat missions but also in cadet training,» Russian army aviation chief Colonel Yury Borisikov said
Sergey Tolchenov added that metals, energy resources, timber, fertilizers, and agricultural products are still Russia's key exports
«I haven't yet given any figures or mentioned any company names so as not to create unhealthy excitement and expose our Indonesian partners to the possible risk of secondary sanctions from Western countries, which are closely monitoring what we do in Indonesia,» Sergey Tolchenov added
«The collective West fails to understand the nature of Russian interethnic relations, the spiritual, moral strength, and the unity of the multinational Russian people, which allows us to confidently resist destructive geopolitical technologies,» Russian Security Council said
The Leader of Opposition, Ishmael Kalsakau said Internet Service Providers (ISPs) should be held accountable for allowing fake IDs on social media during the parliamentary debate on the Bill for the Harmful Digital Communication (Amendment) Act.
A 30-year-old man from Erromango has been sentenced to 3-years in prison for an assault at Metro Nightclub in the early morning of October 3 last year. The victim was taken home and later died.
A private school at Forari in east Efate is once again offering free fourth-term education to ease parents’ financial burdens.
The government will disburse the first instalment of Air Vanuatu loan at VT250 million in the week following a Guarantee Agreement signing last Friday.
The recently launched VT31.5 billion mini township project cannot move forward unless the Port Vila water source is relocated, as the project site is situated on the water source protected under the Water Act.
J-2 avant le lancement de la Hawaiki Nui Va'a entre Huahine et Bora Bora. Plus de 240 équipes sont engagées sur cette longue traversée en haute mer. Après la pesée obligatoire des va’a, les favoris et les outsiders se préparent à une course qui s'annonce «costaud», favorisée par le houle.
