Representatives also expressed doubts about certain clauses, including guarantees for an Israeli withdrawal from Gaza, a cessation of hostilities, and the requirement to disarm Hamas units

The Russian president emphasized that global governing institutes, established in the past, «have lost their effectiveness»

Masoud Pezeshkian stressed that Tehran has diminishing water resources every day and the problem of soil subsidence is serious - in some districts of the capital it has reached 30 centimeters

Hargeisa (HOL) — Tensions flared Thursday in the historic coastal town of Zeila after rival community groups clashed over a planned ceremony celebrating Xeer Ciise, the Issa clan’s traditional legal code recently recognized by UNESCO as part of humanity’s intangible cultural heritage.

Mogadishu (HOL) — Puntland State University (PSU) has been crowned Somalia’s 2025 International Humanitarian Law (IHL) champion after defeating Mogadishu University in a tense national final held in the capital, earning the right to represent the country at the All-Africa IHL Finals in Nairobi this November.

Mogadishu (HOL) — Captain Yasmin Abdi Farah became Somalia’s first female pilot in 35 years when she was commissioned in 2022, reviving a legacy last held by pioneer Asli Hassan Abade. The 27-year-old now flies for Maandeeq Air on routes linking Mogadishu with Nairobi and cities across Somalia.

Reverend Karl John’s historic appointment to the helm of the Baptist World Alliance is being recognised today at Phillippo Baptist Church, the church he leads in Spanish Town, Jamaica’s first capital, with a service of celebration beginning at 4:...

The Ministry of Health and Wellness says its School Mental Health Literacy Programme will resume this month as part of efforts to build awareness and provide support to students and wider communities. The programme, with guidance counsellors as...

The Jamaica Urban Transit Company (JUTC) is developing a special student card equipped with a built-in security alert feature, designed for use on rural school buses. Minister of Education, Skills, Youth and Information, Senator Dr Dana Morris...

A St Catherine man who crashed into two vehicles and fled the scene was fined a total of $280,000 or 14 days' imprisonment in the parish court on Wednesday. Donovan Benson, of a Spanish Town address, pleaded guilty to dangerous driving, no driver...

SANTO DOMINGO, Dominican Republic (AP) — Authorities in the Dominican Republic have detained 11 police officers following the killing of five suspected criminals during a police operation last month. The arrests, made on Tuesday, are unusual in a...

Chief political correspondent Karen Tumulty will be joined by federal government reporter Hannah Natanson for a chat Thursday at 12 p.m. ET.

History does not often offer second chances—but it has for Peter Mutharika. Once dismissed as a failed president, scarred by corruption, arrogance, and electoral shame, he now stands before a rare opportunity to rewrite his legacy. Will he redeem himself and finish as one of Malawi’s great leaders, or will he squander the kindness of […] The post A Second Script for Peter Mutharika: Will He Rewrite His Legacy? appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

Haryana police arrested YouTuber Wasim Akram for allegedly spying for Pakistan's ISI and High Commission, providing SIM cards and communicating via internet calls. His arrest followed the detention of Taufiq, who implicated Akram. Both are now being interrogated as investigations continue, with more arrests anticipated.

Uddhav Thackeray, at a Dussehra rally, jabbed at defectors as «brass» while calling loyalists «gold.» He accused the BJP of 'vote chori' and communal politics, demanding central funds for rain-hit Maharashtra farmers. Thackeray also vowed to expose the BJP's alleged «loot» of the BMC if his party wins civic elections.

Gruesome video footage, leaked on social media, showed has shown how police armed with assault rifles gunned down the male suspect.

Patients at hospitals in Manchester have described the moment they were told that the doors would be sealed during a lockdown in the wake of a terror attack at a synagogue in Manchester.

Two people have died after an attack at a synagogue in Crumpsall, Manchester, police have confirmed.

As a professional baker, Julie Reilly is surrounded by tempting treats day in and day out-so taking a weight loss medication to silence food noise seemed like a no- brainer.

Cara Delevingne looked less than impressed as she was forced to wait in line before entering the Stella McCartney show during Paris Fashion Week on Tuesday.

Dani Dyer has given heartbreaking insight into the aftermath of her depature from Strictly Come Dancing after suffering a foot injury. 

Rabbi Daniel Walker leapt into action after the Heaton Park Hebrew Congregation Synagogue came under attack this morning.

The claims emanated from Prince Harry himself, who decided to voice his suspicions that unnamed 'sources' were at work trying to ruin his hopes of a reconciliation with King Charles.

The Trump administration has said mass firings are coming, but officials have quietly warned several agencies that the move could violate appropriations law.

Experts say the milestone comes as the billionaire has shifted his focus back to business in recent months Read Full Article at RT.com

The Malawi Police Service has moved to beef up security at key government institutions—including the National Economic Empowerment Fund (Neef), the Malawi Revenue Authority (MRA), and Capital Hill—sparking speculation in the wake of a tense power transition. National Police spokesperson Peter Kalaya confirmed the deployment but insisted the move was routine. “Being a security institution, […] The post Police Tighten Security at NEEF, MRA and Capital Hill Amid Transition Tensions appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

The actor said the Committee for the First Amendment — first backed by her father in 1947 — would fight the Trump administration’s attempts to silence critics.

A lawyer was ordered to pay $800 in personal costs to the other party for citing a fictitious legal authority that was generated using artificial intelligence during a civil case.The parties involved were: Claimants Tajudin Gulam Rasul and Mohamed Ghouse Tajudin against Suriaya Haja Mohideen, the defendant, according to the written judgement made available online on Thursday (Oct 2).Tajudin and Mohamad Ghouse were represented by Lalwani Anil Mangan from DL Law Corporation, while Suriaya was defended by Umar Abdullah Mazeli from Abdel Law LLC.The use of AI to prepare court documents is not prohibited in Singapore, but all users are responsible for ensuring that all information provided to the court is accurate and relevant.While the details of the civil case was not available, the written judgement stated that Suriaya had a default judgement set against her for failing to file a notice of intention to contest or contest the claim.In a written submission filed on June 1, Lalwani cited a purported case, but it was «conspicuously missing» from the claimants’ bundle of authorities filed the next day.

The Immigration and Checkpoint Authority (ICA) officers foiled an attempt to smuggle more than 400 packets of duty-unpaid cigarettes into Singapore via Woodlands Checkpoint on Tuesday (Sept 30). In a Facebook post on Thursday (Oct 2), ICA said that a motorcycle was identified by its Integrated Targeting Centre (ITC) for enhanced checks and more than 400 packets of duty-unpaid cigarettes were found concealed in its side fairings. The 32-year-old Malaysian rider was arrested and the case referred to the Singapore Customs for further investigation. On Aug 26, ICA foiled a similar attempt to smuggle duty-unpaid cigarettes into Singapore, also on a Malaysia-registered motorcycle. More than 450 packets of duty-unpaid cigarettes were found concealed in various compartments of the motorcycle. 

Motorists and cargo drivers may see Immigration and Checkpoints Authority (ICA) officers conducting breath tests on them at Singapore's land and land-based sea checkpoints and their vicinities from Friday (Oct 3).Those who fail the test will be arrested and handed over to the police for follow-up action.Under the law, it is an offence to refuse to comply with the administration of a breath test. First-time offenders may be fined up to $5,000 or jailed for up to six months. The Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) said on Thursday (Oct 2) that the new powers will enable ICA to protect public safety and strengthen protective security measures across the land and sea checkpoints.Amendments to the Road Traffic (Miscellaneous Amendments) Act The new powers are part of phased implementation of the amendments to the Road Traffic (Miscellaneous Amendments) Act, which were passed in Parliament in January.

Former Cabinet Minister and Chikwawa Nkombedzi legislator, Abida Mia, has come out swinging against what she calls “cheap propaganda” linking her to the dismantling of an ESCOM transformer at Mphungu Trading Centre. In a strongly-worded statement issued Thursday, Mia dismissed the accusations as deliberate attempts to smear her name. “I must be clear: all transformers […] The post Mia Blasts “Cheap Propaganda” Over Transformer Allegations appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

The Democratic Progressive Party’s (DPP) dramatic return to power cannot be explained by voter anger alone. While widespread dissatisfaction with the Malawi Congress Party’s (MCP) poor leadership and unfulfilled promises created fertile ground, the victory was also the result of a well-coordinated political machine. It was the outcome of voter disillusionment, elite strategy, and organizational […] The post ANALYSIS | The brains, the strategy, the victory – DPP’s road back to power appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.