This paper evaluates technical aspects of the Directives on periodic roadworthiness testing (2014/45/EU) and roadside inspection of commercial vehicles (2014/47/EU). Key findings focus on harmonising minimum content for Periodic Technical Inspection and Roadside Inspection requirements across Member States and establishing a cross-border data-exchange platform for registration, driver licence and inspection data. For remote sensing, comparative campaigns across Member States are recommended, noting its benefits while zero-emission vehicle uptake remains low. This document was provided by Policy Department B at the request of the TRAN Committee. Source : © European Union, 2026 - EP

Keir Starmer is in the French Alps for a gathering of the powerful G7 group of nations.

Two hours after the first scan he felt suddenly 'drained of energy', says David. 'It's ruining my life. I still have joint pain, brain fog, memory loss and problems with my vision.'

Just because you're paranoid, it doesn't mean they're not out to get you. How many times have I told you that over the years?

Jonny Phillips was walking his dog Arlo in a park near his Bournemouth home last Monday morning when Arlo scampered after a murder of crows circling a nearby tree.

Friends of the Beckhams have revealed they were left shocked to see Brooklyn's latest advert as he took a savage swipe at his parents in an Instagram post with food delivery firm DoorDash.

An organization that works with the Israeli government to help with the expansion of settlements in the occupied West Bank was on a draft list of entities Ottawa was set to sanction, CBC News has learned.

Bell and Telus are facing scrutiny from Canada’s telecom regulator for introducing wireless fees the regulator says appear to violate new federal regulations.

Faced with rising costs for necessities such as rent, groceries and utilities, more Canadians are turning to GoFundMe to help make ends meet.

The publication added that European governments are closely monitoring US-Russia contacts amid ongoing discussions on security issues

According to the Moscow mayor, 60 drones have been shot down by air defenses since midnight

Michael von der Schulenburg noted that Europeans need peace more than Russia does

The UTS-800 trainer aircraft with VK-800 turboprop engines will be offered to the Belarusian side as a platform to train flight school cadets

The MOEX and the RTS indices had risen 0.15% to 2,546.62 points and 1,107.28 points, respectively

Le bac a démarré ce matin par l’épreuve de philosophie. 4 heures d’examen au total. Les élèves avaient le choix entre la dissertation ou le commentaire de texte. Mais avec l’utilisation sans cesse grandissante de l’intelligence artificielle, les établissements scolaires sont sur leurs gardes quant aux tentatives de fraude. Le lycée Paul Gauguin par exemple, s’est muni depuis le début de l’année d’un appareil qui détecte tout appareil connecté.

Invité de notre JT ce soir, Moetai Brotherson sollicite l'arbitrage du Conseil d’État pour clarifier la situation juridique de la réforme du RNS,. Face à une Assemblée sans majorité, il privilégie une stratégie de concertation accrue tout en officialisant la création de son parti, A Fano Ti’a, dont il sera le président, actant son départ du Tavini. Il rassure enfin sur les délais de construction de la piscine pour les Jeux du Pacifique.

Depuis la mort de la petite Lyhanna, 11 ans, dans l’Hexagone, le ministre de la Justice a demandé à tous les parquets de passer en revue toutes les plaintes pour violences sexuelles sur mineurs, avant le 14 juillet. En Polynésie, 420 procédures sont en cours.

The world's most expensive Japanese Miyazaki mango, known as the «Egg of the Sun,» was offered to Lord Ram at Ayodhya's Ram Mandir. Cultivated locally by farmer Omprakash Singh, this rare fruit, valued at up to Rs 3 lakh per kilogram, was presented as the season's first ripe offering to the deity.

Former BJP leader K Annamalai voiced concerns over alleged increased involvement of North Indian individuals in crimes across Tamil Nadu, following a child's death. He questioned the state government's mechanisms for tracking migrant workers and urged for a comprehensive database to enhance oversight and prevent future incidents.

The Auditor General has uncovered more than K158 billion in financial irregularities across Malawi’s ministries, departments, agencies and other public institutions during the financial year ending March 31, 2024, exposing what appears to be one of the most extensive breakdowns in public financial management in recent years. The findings, contained in the Auditor General’s Report […] The post Auditor General Uncovers K158 Billion Suspected to Have Been Stolen in Different Govt Ministries, Depts & Agencies  appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

The World Health Organization (WHO) has donated medical supplies worth K127 million (US$73,000) to Malawi to strengthen the country’s preparedness and response capacity against potential outbreaks of Ebola and cholera. Speaking during the handover ceremony in Lilongwe on Monday, WHO Country Representative Charles Kuria Njuguna said the donation represents a significant investment in Malawi’s ability […] The post WHO Donates K127 Million in Medical Supplies to Boost Malawi’s Ebola, Cholera Preparedness appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

National Bank of Malawi (NBM) plc, Press Trust and Malawi Government have jointly committed K1.2 billion towards the construction of a girls’ hostel and supporting staff housing at Njerenje Community Day Secondary School (CDSS) in Balaka, in a major infrastructure push aimed at improving access, safety and retention of learners and teachers. The pledge was […] The post NBM plc, Press Trust commit K1.2 billion for girl’s hostel project appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

Chairperson of Parliament’s Public Accounts Committee, Baba Malondera, has issued a passionate appeal for political tolerance and respect for the office of the Vice President, saying Malawi risks undermining its own constitutional democracy if leaders continue to sideline those elected to serve at the highest levels of government. Speaking in a strongly worded reflection shared […] The post Malondera Calls for Respect of Vice Presidency, Decries Political Mistreatment Across Administrations appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

As the Department of Disaster Management Affairs (DoDMA) once again appeals for financial and logistical support to repatriate Malawians stranded in South Africa, a more uncomfortable question is refusing to fade: what happens to the money after it is donated? Over the years, millions—and in some cases billions of kwacha—have been mobilised from government, the […] The post Why Should Malawians Keep Trusting DoDMA? New Disaster Appeal Reopens Missing Accountability Questions Over Billions in Relief Funds appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

All ferry and cruise operations will be shifting to the new Singapore Cruise Centre (HarbourFront) terminal, beginning with Batam Fast Ferry on July 7. In a statement on Monday (June 15), Singapore Cruise Centre announced that all remaining operators and cruise services will follow suit and that the new terminal will be fully operational from July 15.There will be no changes to ferry routes, destinations served or scheduling as a result of the move.Ferry services to Indonesian destinations including Batam Centre, Harbour Bay, Sekupang, Tanjung Balai Karimun, Gold Coast and Nirup Island, as well as international cruise operations, will continue as usual, said the company.The ferry and cruise berth locations also remain unchanged, it added.The new terminal is located just 70m away from the existing terminal, within HarbourFront Centre at 5 HarbourFront Avenue. Singapore Cruise Centre added that the new terminal remains accessible by public transport, and that passengers can get there via HarbourFront MRT station Exit B and other existing public transport connections in the vicinity. 

A durian seller was baffled after discovering a man had stolen nine Black Thorn durians worth $240 from his stall in Jurong. The incident occurred on Sunday (June 14) at around 3.40am at the Hojiak Durian & Fruits — located at Block 351, Jurong East Street 31.CCTV footage of the incident, shared on the stall's Facebook page the same day, shows a man dressed in a dark green shirt and beige shorts, approaching a basket of durians with at least three plastic bags in hand. The basket, partially covered with a blue tarpaulin sheet, is slightly exposed. The man is seen setting the plastic bags aside and lifting the tarpaulin sheet before loading the durians into one bag.He repeats the process, filling the other two bags and walks off with three bags in hand.The post captioned: «Sir, if you don't have money for durian, you can come and tell us, and we'll treat you. »You can use the CDC vouchers given by the government buy durian. Don't do anything illegal. Isn't it a bit excessive to take seven to eight durians at once?"

The national teams tied at 2-2