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Tamil Nadu's political landscape is in flux as Vijay's TVK emerged as the largest party but fell short of a majority. Governor Rajendra Vishwanath Arlekar has sought proof of support, sparking criticism from TVK allies who demand a floor test. Meanwhile, DMK and AIADMK are reportedly exploring an alliance to counter TVK's surge.

Pakistan's ISI allegedly plotted terror attacks in Delhi and Haryana, targeting a historic temple, a popular highway dhaba, and a military camp. Operatives linked to the Shahzad Bhatti module conducted reconnaissance, sharing photos and videos with handlers. The plan aimed to cause panic, disruption, and mass casualties, with police stations in Uttar Pradesh also on the radar.

Tamil Nadu's political landscape shifted dramatically as Vijay's TVK emerged as the largest party, winning 108 seats but falling short of a majority. Intense negotiations followed, with Congress backing TVK, causing friction with the DMK. Accusations of gubernatorial pressure surfaced, while both TVK and AIADMK reportedly engaged in resort politics amid a complex government formation battle.

Le 7 mai 2026, à Luanda, Zita Oligui Nguema et son homologue angolaise Ana Dias Lourenço ont visité l'exposition Caminhos de Fogo, Horizontes de Paz au Musée d'histoire militaire, en marge de la visite d'État de Brice Clotaire Oligui Nguema en Angola. L'exposition, installée à la forteresse de São Miguel, retrace la guerre angolaise jusqu'au retour à la paix en 2002. La présence des deux Premières dames a transformé la visite en un acte symbolique : elle met l'accent sur la mémoire, la (...) - DIPLOMATIE / SUJET_ECRIT_MAISON

Réunis au Palais Léon Mba ce mercredi 06 avril 2026, sous la conduite de l'honorable Blaise Louembe, Président de la Commission des Affaires étrangères, de la Coopération internationale, de la Défense nationale et de l'Intégration régionale, les députés membres ont auditionné le ministre des Eaux et Forêts, de l'Environnement, du Climat, chargé du conflit Homme-Faune, Maurice Ntossui Allogo, dans le cadre de l'examen du projet de loi portant ratification de l'ordonnance n°008/PR/2025 du (...) - POLITIQUE / SUJET_ECRIT_MAISON

Countries around the world are commemorating the 81st anniversary of victory over Germany in WWII, honoring those who died defeating Nazism Read Full Article at RT.com

India has conducted the maiden flight of its TARA glide weapon system, equipped to convert unguided warheads into high-precision munitions Read Full Article at RT.com

Picking off local groups one by one, Balkan kingpins have built up a near insurmountable dominance over the criminal underworld. But now they have competition.

Labour have taken a battering at the hands of Nigel Farage in a mega round of local elections that will seal Keir Starmer's fate, writes JASON GROVES.

Police found the 35-year-old lying in a pool of blood in a property around 30 miles from the Majorcan capital of Palma. There have been no arrests.

LIVE UPDATES: Follow the results and reaction from the UK local elections across England, Scotland and Wales in the biggest test of public opinion since Labour's landslide win in the 2024 general election.

Three hikers, including two foreigners, were killed and 10 were missing after a volcano on Indonesia's eastern Halmahera island erupted Friday, spewing an ash cloud into the air, a local police chief said.

The burst of violence cast fresh doubt on efforts by Washington and Tehran to reach a negotiated settlement that would end hostilities.

Whether or not he intended it, the comment made by barrister Tim Hunter in defence of his client went to the very heart of the court case.

The Vanuatu National Hospital (VNH) has improved bladder check services with the introduction of new flexible cystoscopy technology, helping doctors provide safer, less painful, and more accurate diagnosis and treatment for patients.

The 2026 Vanuatu National Literary Awards have officially opened, marking the return of the Sot Sot Storian micro-fiction competition for its third year alongside the launch of the inaugural Poetri Pawa Praes National Poetry Award.

Efforts to improve volcanic tsunami preparedness across the Pacific have advanced in Port Vila, as experts from Vanuatu, Fiji, Tonga, and Japan reviewed progress on a major Japan-led disaster risk reduction project. The third Joint Coordinating Committee (JCC) meeting of…

The only woman in Vanuatu’s 52-member Parliament, Marie Louise Milne, has delivered a message of encouragement to young mothers across the country, saying motherhood should not mark the end of education or future ambitions.

The Ambassador of France to Vanuatu, Jean-Baptiste Jeangène Vilmer, has described a recent article on the position of the Kanak and Socialist National Liberation Front (FLNKS) regarding Matthew and Hunter (Umaenupne and Umaeneag/Leka) as one-sided and misleading in the way…

Media Institute for Southern Africa (MISA) Malawi Chapter President Golden Matonga has hailed FDH Bank for consistently support the Misa awards gala for eight consecutive years. Speaking in an interview acknowledging FDH Bank’s K5 million support to MISA-Malawi for the Awards gala during the World Press Freedom Day celebrations at the weekend in Salima, Matonga […] The post MISA-Malawi hails FDH Bank for consistent support appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

Zimbabwe says it is in the process of returning 67 farms that were seized during the country’s controversial land reform programme, marking a major shift in policy as the government pushes to rebuild relations with Western nations and secure international debt relief. The farms belong to nationals from Denmark, Switzerland, Germany and the Netherlands, countries […] The post Zimbabwe to Return 67 Seized European-Owned Farms in Bid to Repair Western Relations and Unlock Debt Relief appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

Fear and confusion have spread among men living under Senior Chief Ngabu in Chikwawa after reports emerged that some men are allegedly experiencing mysterious incidents in which they claim their private parts suddenly disappear or shrink after interacting with strangers. According to people who spoke toNyasatimes, panic intensified in recent days after a bicycle businessman […] The post Panic in Ngabu as Men Claim Private Parts Are Mysteriously Disappearing appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

Malawi today is a nation weighed down by exhaustion. Prices of essential goods continue rising beyond the reach of ordinary citizens. Youth unemployment is crushing hope. Businesses are collapsing under economic pressure. The cost of fuel, fertilizer, transport, and food keeps climbing while salaries remain stagnant. Corruption scandals dominate headlines. Public trust in leadership is […] The post Can the UDF Still Be Malawi’s Answer? Looking at Today’s Crisis, Many Malawians Are Beginning to Wonder appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

Internal political tensions within the Malawi Congress Party (MCP) have resurfaced after outspoken lawyer and party member Christopher Ndalama publicly questioned the continued influence of former President Lazarus Chakwera, arguing that the party may no longer be benefiting meaningfully from his leadership. In a widely circulated social media post, Ndalama expressed frustration over being excluded […] The post MCP lawyer Christopher Ndalama questions Chakwera’s influence, says party cannot benefit from former President appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

Grain loading will total 15.9 mln metric tons in the first half of 2026, the Euler analytical company says

As a result, air ticket prices in Thailand will grow by 7-10% more, experts cited by Bangkok Post say

The vessel reached the shore in the Sodegaura area, where refining facilities of several Japanese companies are located

One person is still missing

According to the media outlet, companies such as Mitsui, Mitsui O.S.K. Lines and Mitsubishi may join the delegation, led by the country’s Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry

A man in Yishun has apparently turned his car into a makeshift two-storey home for his cats. The dark grey car was seen at the second floor of a multi-storey parking lot at Block 347, Yishun Avenue 11 with makeshift cat beds and feeding utensils placed beside it, reported Shin Min Daily News. When AsiaOne went down to the scene on Friday (May 8), two cats were resting in cardboard cat beds under the car. A calico cat was seated below the hood of the vehicle while an orange cat was under the boot. The car owner was not present.There were also several pet care items and a plastic bowl filled with drinking water. He, a 50-year-old engineer, told Shin Min that he owns the car and two cats. He said he took in the two injured strays — a calico cat named Patches and an orange tabby named Tiger — over a decade ago. The cats used to be kept at home but He let Tiger, who didn't like being indoors for long periods, roam downstairs and soon Patches followed. He said that he bought his car about 10 years ago for around $100,000 but he drove much less this past year. 

Faced with a different world — where there will be more disruptions and shocks, the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (Asean) must do more to strengthen its collective resilience, said Prime Minister Lawrence Wong on Friday (May 8).He was speaking at the plenary session of the 48th Asean Summit being held in Cebu, Philippines.In 2024, the 11-member bloc, which has a combined population of about 684 million, achieved a total trade in goods and services value of about US$5.1 trillion (S$6.51 trillion).But like the rest of its Asian neighbours, Asean member states are also among the hardest hit amid the Middle East crisis due to their high dependence on energy and other critical supplies from the Gulf.Then, there is also the issue of trade disruptions arising from the US' Liberation Day tariffs, which PM Wong noted has «not completely gone away». «The realities of the global economy going forward are that there will be more disruptions, more shocks, more volatility. That will be the new normal in our economic landscape.»He urged fellow Asean leaders to do more to strengthen the bloc's collective resilience.

SINGAPORE — A former Singapore Armed Forces (SAF) regular was sentenced to six years and 10 months’ jail on May 8 after he broke into a man’s home, accessed the latter’s cryptocurrency wallet and stole 1.7 million USDT.According to court documents, the amount of USDT Teo Rong Xuan, 35, had stolen in 2023 was worth the same amount in US dollars — US$1.7 million (S$2.15 million).The former captain with the Naval Diving Unit, who left the SAF in 2023, pleaded guilty in October 2025 to one count each of housebreaking and misusing a computer system.He also pleaded guilty to multiple counts of dealing with the ill-gotten gains.In earlier proceedings, Deputy Public Prosecutor (DPP) Jonathan Tan told the court that Teo, also known as Rex, joined the diving unit in 2010.In June 2022, he met the victim, a 30-year-old Chinese national, through a mutual friend identified as “Zee” in court documents.The victim had a “cold wallet” — a cryptocurrency wallet that was not connected to the internet.The DPP said the man’s cold wallet was a “Ledger Nano X” hardware device that physically resembled a thumb drive or security token.