Prime Minister Narendra Modi launched the NDA's campaign in Tamil Nadu, asserting voters are ready to oust the «corrupt» DMK government. Chief Minister M.K. Stalin countered, accusing the NDA of betraying the state and highlighting pending demands, including financial aid and NEET exemption.

Addressing a large BJP rally at the Putharikandam Maidan, PM Modi said the party’s rise in Kerala would mirror its early growth in Gujarat, where it began by winning control of a single city nearly four decades ago. He recalled that before 1987, the BJP was a marginal force in Gujarat and received little attention.

Belgian Foreign Minister Maxime Prevot has denied that his country is a participant of the Trump-chaired ‘Board of Peace’ Read Full Article at RT.com

[GroundUp] 73% of water authorities in South Africa have «poor» or «critical» water systems

[Premium Times] According to the Kebbi State Nutrition Office, 608 severely malnourished children died between January and September 2025 across 21 treatment centres in five local government areas.

[Premium Times] The final will be remembered not only for silverware, but for a defining debate about officiating, emotion, and where protest ends, and passion begins in African football's biggest moments

According to the report, the European Union learned its lesson and will no longer rely on the United States

The government's resignation comes nearly a week after Mamady Doumbouya took office as president of Guinea

According to Andrey Marochko, air defense systems are prime targets for Russian troops, which is causing their shortfall

According to the newspaper, four documents will be presented at the first trilateral meeting of the negotiating teams of Russia, the US, and Ukraine in Abu Dhabi, which are expected to form the basis of a peace treaty

An anonymous European diplomat described Donald Trump’s actions as unacceptable and said the episode would likely discourage leaders from communicating via messengers

President Donald Trump has revealed how he got a bruise on his left hand at his Board of Peace event in Davos, Switzerland on Thursday.

Justine Judith Lekogo, Députée et économiste, ancienne économiste locale du FMI a répondu aux questions de la rédaction. Elle fait l'analyse du rapatriement des Fonds RES Journaliste Madame la Députée, merci d'avoir accepté notre invitation. Le Ministère de l'Économie a récemment publié un communiqué sur le rapatriement des Fonds de Restauration des Sites détenus par la Gabon Oil Company. En tant qu'économiste, comment comprenez-vous cette décision ? Justine Judith Lekogo Merci (...) - ECONOMIE / SUJET_ECRIT_MAISON

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In the Colombian study, researchers analysed blood samples from nearly 100 laboratory-confirmed dengue patients, classified by disease severity, and compared them with healthy individuals. They measured serum vitamin D levels along with miRNA-155, a molecule that regulates immune and inflammatory responses. Patients with milder dengue had higher vitamin D levels, while those with warning signs or severe disease showed significant deficiency.

Tharoor, ​​​who is reportedly unhappy after Rahul Gandhi did not meet him during his visit to Kochi, will instead attend the Kerala literature festival. The controversy around Tharoor and his reported rift with the party erupted following a series of events that led to the experts connecting dots of the veteran leader's dissatisfaction with his current position in the grand old party.

Both Russia and Ukraine want to end the conflict, with territorial issues remaining the “main hold-up,” US President Donald Trump has said Read Full Article at RT.com

Released in the UK on Boxing Day - the film has been a commercial hit already but Reisman's only direct descendants, certainly didn't give their blessing to the film.

A Chinese man allegedly filmed and uploaded a video of a restricted area at a Singapore border checkpoint, violating the Infrastructure Protection Act. Douyin user Hei Zai (transliteration) allegedly uploaded the video on the social media platform, which has since been removed on Jan 18, reported Lianhe Zaobao. The 28-second clip was allegedly filmed in what appeared to be one of the rooms inside a Singapore border checkpoint. A male voice with a Chinese accent was reportedly heard laughing and saying, «Landed in Singapore... detained in a small dark room by Singapore Customs.» Three other women and another man were also in the room, reported the Chinese daily. The room had warning signs on its wall and window forbidding filming.The man was seen smiling and laughing at the camera as he repeated that he was «detained in a small dark room as soon as I arrived in Singapore». Under the Infrastructure Protection Act, anyone convicted of unauthorised photography, filming or video‑recording of a protected area or protected place can be fined up to $20,000, jailed for up to two years, or both.

A week-long enforcement operation resulted in 52 individuals being investigated for their suspected involvement in registering SIM cards for illicit purposes.In a statement on Friday (Jan 23), the police said that the operation was carried out between Jan 8 and Jan 16 by officers from the Anti-Scam Command and the seven Police Land Divisions.Twenty-two men and 13 women, aged between 16 and 38, were arrested during the operation while another 17 individuals are assisting with investigations.Those involved were allegedly instructed to purchase SIM cards in bulk from different retailers in exchange for cash rewards between $15 and $20 per SIM card, said the police.In total, between 30 and 69 registered SIM cards were handed over to the syndicate's courier.According to the police, local SIM cards are typically exploited by criminal syndicates as a channel of communication for scams, unlicensed moneylending and vice, among other illicit activities.Those convicted of knowingly providing a registered SIM card to another person to facilitate a crime for any gain will face a maximum fine of $10,000, a jail term of up to three years, or both.

The US House has failed to pass a resolution banning President Donald Trump from attacking Venezuela without congressional approval Read Full Article at RT.com

Russia, Ukraine, and the US will hold their first trilateral meeting in Abu Dhabi on Friday, Russian presidential aide Yury Ushakov said Read Full Article at RT.com

US President Donald Trump has disinvited Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney from his ‘Board of Peace’ Read Full Article at RT.com

Reliance Industries is reportedly set to make purchases from non-sanctioned Russian entities in February and March Read Full Article at RT.com

How have relations with Brussels changed since Trump came to power? Read Full Article at RT.com

Face aux mauvaises conditions météorologiques qui touchent les Îles du Vent, la commune de Hitiaa O Te Ra a décidé de fermer ses écoles maternelles et primaires à compter de ce jeudi à midi. La reprise est prévue le lundi 26 janvier.

The best pub in the whole of the UK was named today as a Staffordshire boozer that has claimed the title three times.

The treaty reportedly obligates Washington to «consult with and inform» Denmark and Greenland before making «any significant changes to United States military operations or facilities in Greenland»

According to Viktor Orban, Europe is doing everything to support the continuation of the war

As of 7:10 a.m. Moscow time, the MOEX Index was up by 0.27% at 2,775.55 points

Tom Barrack emphasized that the US is working to build trust between Damascus and the Kurdish formations

JD Vance added that US President Donald Trump is working on the details of a Greenland deal