Despite widespread concern about declining levels of trust, Canadian analytics firm Environics finds that overall levels of trust in many of the institutional pillars of this country's democracy — elections, the prime minister, Parliament, the Supreme Court — have been relatively stable over the last 10 to 15 years.

According to the newspaper, the Trump administration’s aggressive policy has negatively impacted Trump’s approval ratings

Trump has repeatedly stated that Greenland should join the US

After a 14-hour session, the judge ruled that "detention as a preventive measure cannot be maintained

As a result of explosive devices being dropped from drones, the facade and glazing of two private houses and two cars were damaged in the khutor of Aleksandrovka, Rylsky district

He noted that Western ideologues contributed to the dissolution of the Soviet Union, and the conflict in Ukraine is needed, among other things, to prevent Russia from becoming stronger and restoring its historical territories

In the aftermath of MCP’s electoral loss, the party slid into a familiar but destructive ritual: self-laceration. Accusations flew, tempers flared, and blame was distributed with reckless enthusiasm. Insults replaced reflection. To an outsider, it looked like a party breathing its last, its obituary already being drafted. At the centre of the storm stood Richard […] The post MCP Didn’t Die—It Found a Scapegoat, and His Name Is Chimwendo appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

Government has allocated MK7 billion towards a nationwide National Registration Campaign aimed at registering about 4.6 million unregistered children across the country. Minister of Homeland Security Peter Mukhito said the campaign will be rolled out in seven phases across 25 districts, with a strong focus on children who currently have no legal identity. Speaking at […] The post Govt to Spend MK7bn to Register 4.6 Million Unregistered Children appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

Across Malawi, livestock farmers are facing a growing crisis. Infrastructure meant to protect their animals dip tanks has been largely abandoned. These facilities were built to help farmers control ticks and prevent deadly livestock diseases. Today, most are not working, and farmers are paying the price. Malawi’s livestock sector is vital for both the economy […] The post Abandoned Dip Tanks, suffocates Farmers: Malawi’s Livestock Sector feel the pitch. appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

Legal and human rights commentators have launched blistering attacks on Malawi’s justice system over the handling of the attempted murder case involving MCP Secretary General Richard Chimwendo Banda, warning that the saga has exposed deep institutional rot, procedural recklessness and a judiciary dangerously at odds with itself. At the heart of the storm is what […] The post Legal Experts Savage Judiciary Handling of Chimwendo Case, Warn of Dangerous Collapse of Rule of Law appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

Rahul Gandhi visited Indore to meet victims of a water contamination outbreak, offering condolences to families of the deceased and consoling the ill. He criticized the government's 'urban model,' highlighting the lack of clean drinking water and demanding accountability and compensation for affected families.

À l'occasion de la cérémonie d'investiture du Président de la République de Guinée, Son Excellence le Général Mamadi Doumbouya, la jeunesse africaine a une nouvelle fois démontré sa capacité à contribuer activement au renforcement des relations entre les États, à travers une diplomatie de proximité fondée sur le dialogue, la coopération et le partage d'expériences. Dans ce contexte de haute portée institutionnelle, Emmanuel Obakamba Ombana, Coordonnateur général du Forum National des (...) - COOPERATION / SUJET_ECRIT_MAISON

A Singaporean man was jailed for 13 weeks' and two days for driving drunk without a licence and crashing into a lorry at a carpark.He initially placed the blame on his wife, lying to the police that she was at the wheel while he was in the back seat.According to a report by Shin Min Daily News, 40-year-old Ang Kok Cheng Don pleaded guilty to four charges on Friday (Jan 16).He was also fined $8,000 and banned for six years from holding a driver's licence.Lied to police, blamed wifeThe court heard that Ang had been driving his father's car and had bumped into a lorry and scratched it at around 9.10pm on May 3, 2022, at the carpark in Block 122 Ang Mo Kio Ave 3.When the police arrived on the scene, he lied that his wife was the one driving and that he was in the back seat during the incident.Since she was frightened and a novice driver, he claimed that they had exchanged seats before he got out of the car to talk to the lorry driver.Ang's wife also repeated the lie and told the police that she had gone home after switching seats and had only returned after her husband called her.

A 17-year-old driver of a Mercedes-Benz A45 led police on a car chase from Paya Lebar to Marine Parade, ultimately ending in a foot pursuit near Still Road South on Friday (Jan 16) night.At around 10.50pm, officers were patrolling along Paya Lebar Road when they signalled for a car to stop for a routine check, the police said in response to queries from AsiaOne.The driver refused to comply and sped off, leading to a chase through Paya Lebar.

Five men and one woman, aged between 32 and 55, were arrested on Thursday (Jan 15) for their alleged involvement in conducting unlawful remote gambling operations.The six were arrested during simultaneous raids at multiple locations islandwide, including Boon Lay Avenue, Tengah Drive, Pandan Gardens, Bukit Batok West Avenue 8, Jurong West Street 91 and Jurong West Street 93, the police said on Saturday (Jan 17).More than $70,000 in cash and electronic devices such as computers, mobile phones, and gambling paraphernalia were seized by officers from the Criminal Investigation Department, Police Intelligence Department and Special Operations Command.Preliminary investigations indicate that the six persons were involved in illegal horse betting and lottery betting activities, and are being investigated for offences under the Gambling Control Act.

It was 'simply accepted' by management at Darlington Memorial Hospital that new hire Rose Henderson, a biological male, would use the women's changing rooms.

The footage, taken from the dashboard of the police car in pursuit on the morning of April 11 last year, makes for chilling viewing.

Maharashtra civic polls saw controversial wins, including two relatives of jailed gangster Suryakant Andekar elected in Pune. In Jalna, Shrikant Pangarkar, an accused in journalist Gauri Lankesh's murder, secured a victory as an independent. These results have sparked significant public debate and criticism.

A Congress MLA from Madhya Pradesh, Phool Singh, has sparked controversy by seemingly justifying rape, linking it to religious scriptures. He claimed that seeing a beautiful woman could disturb a man, leading to rape. Singh also alleged that certain texts promise spiritual rewards for sexual acts with women from Dalit or tribal communities, even if they are not beautiful.

Delhi and other major cities are on high alert for Republic Day due to intelligence warnings of potential attacks by Khalistani and Bangladesh-based terror groups. These outfits are reportedly using Punjab-based gangsters as operatives, with increasing links to criminal networks across North India. Security forces are enhancing surveillance to counter these threats.

LONDON: Mayor of Lewisham, Brenda Dacres, OBE, has taken her seat in the House of Lords as part of the latest intake of Labour peers to the unelected chamber. She was among the 25 nominations of peerage announced by Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer...

Clarendon is to benefit from $192 million under a $1.6 billion national road-patching programme due to begin within two weeks. The pledge follows complaints from residents and taxi operators in Cherry Tree Lane and Clarendon Gardens. Minister of...

Principal of Denbigh High School in Clarendon, Annett Daley, is urging greater collaboration among schools and stronger partnerships with donors and stakeholders. Shared resources – particularly sports infrastructure – are, she argues, critical to...

The Masters of Medicine Conference, the Caribbean’s leading multidisciplinary medical forum, opens today and runs through Monday, January 19. It will bring together physicians, scientists, educators and health-system leaders from across the globe...

Brown’s Town Primary students walked away victors of the inaugural Environmental Quiz and Expo, beating The Glen Preparatory 36-30 in a closely contested final match held at Holiday Haven in Runaway Bay, St Ann, on Tuesday. Meanwhile, Runaway Bay...

The microsatellite will be deployed 70,000 kilometers from Earth

Rosoboronexport is the organizer of the Russian exhibit

International Russophile Movement Vice President Fabrice Sorlin noted that Paris has retreated from its historical role as peacemaker

Russian Ambassador to Denmark Vladimir Barbin emphasized that international law guarantees unimpeded passage of ships through the Baltic straits

29 of them were destroyed over the Belgorod Region

The astonishing scenes were captured by American conservationist Paul Rosalie, who is the first to capture high-definition images of the remote tribe.

Scientists believe they now know the true lifespan of the Tyrannosaurus rex, rewriting what was known about the ancient predators.