On June 27, the US Embassy said its head Lynne Tracy had ended its work in Russia and will leave the country soon
A joint operation by the J&K police, Army, and CRPF in Kishtwar's Kuchal area led to an encounter with terrorists on Wednesday. The gunfight erupted after terrorists fired upon the security forces during a search operation in Kanzal Mandu. Reinforcements have been deployed to cordon off the area and neutralize the threat.
As the Dalai Lama approaches his 90th birthday, he asserts the authority of his India-based trust to name his reincarnation, sparking a succession battle with China. Beijing insists on its right to approve the next Dalai Lama, leading to the potential emergence of two rival spiritual leaders.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi embarked on a five-nation tour, commencing in Ghana where he was greeted by President John Mahama. His itinerary includes visits to Trinidad and Tobago, Argentina, and Brazil for the BRICS Summit. Modi aims to bolster ties in investment, energy, and trade, marking significant bilateral visits and focusing on collaboration with Global South partners.
The Chancellor is said to have made the admission to Speaker Sir Lindsay Hoyle before taking her seat for an extraordinary session of Prime Minister's Questions.
Denmark assumed the rotating presidency of the Council of the European Union on 1 July and will hold the office until 31 December 2025. It took over from Poland and will hand the baton to Cyprus, the three countries forming a presidency trio. Source : © European Union, 2025 - EP
This European Parliamentary Research Service paper aims to inform Members on issues related to a forthcoming Commission initiative. It highlights the main choices that may shape the initiative and which Members may wish to explore ahead of formal European Commission adoption. Based on documentary and other sources, it reflects the information available at the time of writing. For further information on this topic, Members and staff of the European Parliament may contact the author. KEY ISSUES AT STAKE • Transport accounts for around a quarter of EU emissions. More sustainable transport in the EU is therefore crucial to achieving the European Green Deal aim to cut net greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions by at least 55 % by 2030, compared to 1990 levels, by means of sustainable fuels, modes, and technological solutions. • Uptake of electric vehicles (EV) in the EU has been slow and uneven, due to limited investment in EV charging infrastructure and EV supply issues. Frontrunners, such as the Netherlands, have a better regulatory environment, greater public investment and a more stable and affordable energy market. Business models and value chains are reluctant to adapt before technological solutions are sufficiently developed. • Implementation of initiatives such as the Alternative Fuels Infrastructure Regulation (AFIR) and CO2 emission standards for new vehicles is challenging, with progress slowing due to uneven roll-out across EU, state, and regional levels, limited electrical grid capacity, and high sustainable fuel production costs. • The European Commission is expected to issue a sustainable transport investment plan in the third quarter of 2025, outlining measures to support the accelerated roll-out of recharging and refuelling infrastructure, as well as dedicated green trade and investment partnerships with third countries on renewable and low-carbon transport fuels. Source : © European Union, 2025 - EP
Bharatiya Janata Party appointed nine new presidents across seven states and two union territories, including key states like Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, and Telangana. The party is expected to announce state chiefs for West Bengal and Odisha soon. This move is part of BJP's second phase of its organizational drive, following internal elections completed in 28 states and union territories.
The Dalai Lama has asserted that the Tibetan Buddhist institution will endure beyond his lifetime, emphasizing that China should not interfere in choosing his successor. He stated the next Dalai Lama should be identified following historical Buddhist customs. The spiritual leader also suggested his successor could be female, clarifying previous controversial remarks and reaffirming gender equality within Buddhism.
The Dalai Lama has affirmed his reincarnation will continue, challenging China's claim to approve his successor. This declaration, made before his 90th birthday, intensifies the geopolitical struggle over Tibetan autonomy and religious freedom. The Dalai Lama's stance protects Tibetan Buddhism from Chinese manipulation, while China aims to control the reincarnation for political dominance.
A SpiceJet flight from Pune to Goa experienced a mid-air incident when a window frame became dislodged, causing passenger concern. The airline clarified that the dislodged component was a non-structural trim piece and did not affect the aircraft's safety or cabin pressure. The frame was reattached after landing, and SpiceJet reaffirmed its commitment to safety standards.
«We are advocates of peace, enemies of war, and yet resolute in defending the borders, security and people of Iran,» the Iranian president said
According to the report, the European countries «have sought to plug some of the gaps» in Western arms supplies to Ukraine
The Russian president stressed the importance of strengthening a constructive dialogue between the government and civil society institutions
«We first have to take care of the United States needs, and this is something the Pentagon does all the time,» Matthew Whitaker stated
Svetlana Petrenko noted that six individuals are implicated in the case
The ministry expressed deep concern over events in Yekaterinburg, alleging that forensic tests conducted in Azerbaijan contradict Moscow’s account of the deaths of two detainees accused of multiple murders and attempted murders in Yekaterinburg
UK ten-year borrowing costs surged close to 4.7 per cent as Sir Keir Starmer refused to offer Rachel Reeves his backing as she sat beside him at Prime Minister's questions.
Michael Linfoot, 24, trained at a gym in Chorley, Greater Manchester after being arrested and bailed on charges of sexual abuse against the girl when he was 18.
Chancellor Rachel Reeves was sitting next to Keir Starmer as he insisted the smoking ruin of his benefits reforms would still make things better.
The Mail beat French police to the shore at small-boat hotspot Gravelines beach at 5.30am, where large groups of migrants were running to reach the waves
Kate, 43, looked stunning in smart attire as she visited the RHS's Wellbeing Garden at Colchester Hospital today.
The greenback has dropped over 10% in 2025, amid US President Donald Trump’s tariffs and rising deficits Read Full Article at RT.com
Moscow is assisting New Delhi with design and transfer of technology Read Full Article at RT.com
Government agencies should not deal with “illegal entities,” Marina Akhmedova has said Read Full Article at RT.com
The US is suspending military aid to Kiev to preserve its own defense capabilities, American envoy to NATO Matthew Whitaker has said Read Full Article at RT.com
Presently, most goods are transported by road and rail
The lenses expand and unevenly lift the railway thus deforming rails and posing threat to traffic safety
The vessel delivered more than 600 tons of supplies to 18 polar stations
Miguel Diaz-Canel Bermudez expressed gratitude to Russia for its unconditional support in the Cuban people's struggle against the blockade and for excluding Cuba from the list of countries that allegedly support terrorism
Martin, 30, played for the NHL’s Carolina Hurricanes in the 2024/2025 season
Residents of Grafarvogur took matters into their own hands last night and mowed the field near Sóleyjarimi, after Reykjavík City repeatedly ignored their requests to tend the area this year.
Chancellor Rachel Reeves was sitting next to Keir Starmer as he insisted the smoking ruin of his benefits reforms would still make things better.
Yostin Andres Mosquera, 35, is accused of slaughtering Albert Alfonso, 62, on camera after killing Mr Alfonso's partner Paul Longworth, 71, with a hammer in London.
