The prime minister of Israel emphasizes that «hundreds of launchers» have been destroyed
The ministry says that the states are ready to find ways to achieve long-term stability «based on respect for the interests of all regional countries»
At the same time, the Italian prime minister supports the allocation of €90 billion to Kiev
EU leaders also «condemned Iran’s indiscriminate military strikes» but did not comment on the US and Israeli strikes
No information on damage to the building or casualties is available so far
The participants of the group are accused of «money laundering, undermining the economy, and posing a threat to national security»
Ce jeudi 19 mars, une atmosphère suspendue flottait dans la cour fleurie de l'Hôtel de Ville d'Akanda. Pour la clôture de son exposition, l'artiste Alexandra Bouka, connue sous le pinceau de UKA, a offert une ultime parenthèse de mondanité et d'élégance, marquant les esprits autant par ses œuvres que par la qualité de ses hôtes. Une communion entre art et prestige Accueilli avec bienveillance par le maire de la commune, Michel Delbrah, l'événement a vu défiler un parterre de (...) - ARTS & CULTURE / SUJET_ECRIT_MAISON
George Goodayle, 47, is accused of killing his 49-year-old partner, Jayne Nicholson, with a hunting rifle on Sunday evening.
The Defense Secretary made the stunning revelation during a press briefing at the Pentagon on Thursday while discussing the ongoing conflict.
Airline bosses said soaring fuel prices sparked by the Iran war could be passed onto families looking to get away this summer if the conflict drags on.
Luisa Zissman has offered her followers a free private jet flight to bring her dog back from Dubai to the UK, after she fled the war-torn country.
LIVE UPDATES: Follow the Daily Mail's live coverage of the US-Israel war with Iran as Donald Trump threatens to blow up an Iranian gas field at the centre of a major escalation in the conflict.
[New Times] The Minister of Sports, Nelly Mukazayire, on Monday, March 18, met with Senegalese President Bassirou Diomaye Faye, delivering a message from President Paul Kagame.
[New Times] The arbitration case between Rwanda and the United Kingdom, which went underway on Wednesday at the Permanent Court of Arbitration in The Hague, should never have reached this point. This is more than a legal dispute over an abandoned migration deal. It is a test of whether a powerful country will honour obligations it willingly undertook when political winds later change. Rwanda did what it was asked to do. The UK must now pay its dues.
[New Times] On International Women's Day, a message circulated on social media from Congolese Tutsi-Banyamulenge women gathered in Nairobi: «Across the world, Banyamulenge women are mourning and peacefully protesting, standing in solidarity with their sisters in the highlands of Minembwe, victims of atrocities carried out by the Congolese and Burundian military forces, supported by Wazalendo militias and the FDLR.»
The US president said he would praise Japan when he was in China with President Xi Jinping
The minister says that the new pipeline is planned to become an energy diversification tool, while Hungary has no plans to leave the existing energy sources or delivery routes
After the June 2025 12-Day War, young specialists at IRGC «were able to create new air defense systems and introduce them into the country’s integrated air defenses,» the Iranian armed forces said
The peace initiative Lebanon announced on March 9 remains in effect, Joseph Aoun said
The US president says he did not inform the allies about the attack «because we wanted surprise»
The WHO is preparing for a potential “nuclear incident” in Iran amid US-Israeli strikes, a senior official has told Politico Read Full Article at RT.com
Ukrainian leader Vladimir Zelensky has pushed the EU to give him a clear date for accession to the bloc Read Full Article at RT.com
The National Building Code (NBC) is set to be replaced by a National Building Standard (NBS) by April-end, granting states and municipal bodies greater authority over development control, fire safety, and administration.
Jammu and Kashmir Police have placed GPS anklets on three individuals accused of aiding Jaish-e-Mohammad terrorists. These overground workers were released on interim bail after a court order. The anklets will monitor their movements continuously. This measure follows their arrest in connection with a 2024 attack on an army convoy in Kathua.
Asks All Oil & Gas Entities To Regularly Submit Detailed Op Info
Against the backdrop of a rising U.S. federal deficit and increasing geoeconomic tensions, understanding who holds U.S. debt instruments could have important policy implications, including for the EU. This briefing provides an overview of the size and ownership structure of U.S. public debt and assesses the extent of Europe’s exposure. It further considers whether such exposure could translate into potential political leverage. The first part of the briefing outlines recent developments in the evolution of U.S. public debt, including its size, trajectory, and changing composition. The second part analyses EU Member States’ exposure to U.S. Treasury instruments. It further discusses the implications and limits of potential political leverage arising from Europe’s significant holdings of U.S. assets, highlighting the dominant role of private investors and the constraints on coordinated policy action. Finally, it considers how a possible gradual portfolio adjustment, including a gradual reduced accumulation of U.S. assets, and stronger home bias, could shape future financial flows, and how initiatives such as the Savings and Investment Union (SIU) may support a greater reallocation of European savings toward euro-denominated assets. Source : © European Union, 2026 - EP
The patience of the Gulf states is not “unlimited,” Riyadh has said in the wake of the latest Iranian retaliatory strikes Read Full Article at RT.com
Eyjagöng ehf. has reached an important milestone in assessing the feasibility of establishing a permanent road connection between mainland Iceland and the Westman Islands.
[Namibian] Opposition parties have criticised the 2026/27 national budget, demanding significant increases to social grants and pensions to protect Namibia's most vulnerable citizens from inflation.
