[263Chat] Human rights watchdog , the Zimbabwe Human Rights Commission (ZHRC) has raised concerns over intimidation and restricted participation during public hearings on proposed constitutional changes despite what it described as strong public interest across the country.

[New Times] President Paul Kagame has warned against the dangers of genocide denial and historical distortion, stressing that the facts of the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi are well-documented and cannot be erased.

[Namibian] Political analysts and parties say the recent appointment of deputy ministers by president Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah will cost the government millions as the executive becomes bloated.

Britain basked in the hottest April 7 on record yesterday, and the mercury is set to leap even higher on Wednesday.

Oil prices dropped across the board on Tuesday after Donald Trump announced a two-week ceasefire with Iran that would see the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz.

According to the news agency, Beijing initially tried to act through intermediaries, including Islamabad, Ankara, and Cairo. After that, Chinese officials directly contacted Iran

The Times of Israel cites Benjamin Netanyahu as saying that these goals were shared by the US, Israel and Israel’s regional allies

Vladimir Tarabrin says the supplies of toxic agents and protective equipment may indicate «plans to hold large-scale false flag attacks»

Marco Rubio says the Department of State is «working to support her safe departure from Iraq»

Kirill Dmitriev says the conflict has unveiled «their profound rift with the US»

Visitors in their droves made their way to Butser Hill in Hampshire over the Easter Bank Holiday weekend after interest in the cows 'exploded' online.

Army Secretary Dan Driscoll has vowed he will not resign despite his reported clashes with Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth amid the war in Iran.

Writing for the Daily Mail, the Conservative leader says the medics' jobs are so critical she would subject them to the same restrictions as police and the military.

PC Mark Roberts, 57, went through a red light and hit motorcyclist Ronald Pinkney and his wife Muriel in a marked police car.

The US President was on the brink of unleashing a devastating attack on Iran's bridges and power stations if it did not agree to open the vital Strait of Hormuz by 8pm EST (1am BST).

A joint venture comprising Frasers Property and Mitsubishi Estate have submitted the top bid of $610.8 million for a government land sale site (GLS) at Kallang Close in District 14.The waterfront residential site spans 123,320 sq ft with a plot ratio of 3.5, and a maximum gross floor area (GFA) of 431,611 sq ft. The top bid translates to a land rate of $1,415 psf per plot ratio (ppr).If the top bid submitted by the Frasers Property-Mistubishi Estate JV is accepted by the government, it is possible that the average selling price of the new development could start from S$2,900 psf and average above S$3,000 psf, says Leonard Tay, head of research at Knight Frank.The expected selling price of the new development will also depend on how effectively the developer capitalises on the waterfront aspect through design, unit facing, tower layout, positioning and finishes, says Tay.Based on typical development timelines and prevailing construction costs, and if the site is awarded, the new project could launch in 2Q2027. [[nid:733132]]

A video shot from Tehran's largest street shows people with Iranian flags, loud music is played in the background

According to the report, the Israel Defense Forces issued at least two statements about missile launches from Iran after the supposed ceasefire start

The US president says Iran must agree to a «complete, immediate, and safe opening of the Strait of Hormuz»

According to a source cited by The Times of Israel, Washington also promised it would demand that Iran halt uranium enrichment

According to Fox News host Laura Ingraham, the US president admitted that the negotiations were «incredibly complex»

Former French President Nicolas Sarkozy has denied he took Libyan funds for his 2007 campaign as he challenges his conviction in court Read Full Article at RT.com

As Orion completes its historic lunar flyby, NASA is accelerating some Artemis goals, delaying others and effectively shelving Gateway Read Full Article at RT.com

President Trump has suspended his looming attack on Iran’s energy infrastructure, announcing a 2-week ceasefire to negotiate long-term peace Read Full Article at RT.com

The US and Israel are waging a war of choice with global consequences: eroding norms, imperial decline, and a world tilting toward disorder. Read Full Article at RT.com

President Donald Trump allegedly conceded that Canada is unlikely to become a US state, according to a British journalist’s upcoming book Read Full Article at RT.com

A 39-year-old man was arrested for possessing prohibited weapons and offensive items after being caught firing projectiles from his Potong Pasir home on Monday (April 6). In a statement on Wednesday, the police said that they were alerted to the incident along Potong Pasir Avenue 1 at about 10am on April 6. During investigations, officers from the Ang Mo Kio Division found a substantial cache of weapons and prohibited items in the unit.They seized items including two pre-charged pneumatic rifles, four BB guns, four gel blasters, eight bows with 36 arrows, three 3D-printed crossbows with 83 arrows, three slingshots, nine flip knives, three knives with sheaths, one stun device, one extendable baton, and various projectiles.Officers also recovered a 3D printer and 17 rolls of printing filament believed to have been used to manufacture some parts.

Highway construction and new project awards in 2025-26 hit a seven-year low, with less than 10,000 km built and only 7,000 km awarded. This decline is attributed to stricter land availability pre-conditions and fewer state highways being converted to National Highways. Agencies are prioritizing economic corridors and expressways to avoid project delays and cost escalations.

India's room air-conditioner market faces price hikes due to rising commodity costs and stricter energy-efficiency norms, with manufacturers indicating further increases. Despite a challenging year and volatile demand, companies are optimistic about long-term growth, projecting the market to nearly double by FY30.

A 38-year-old woman who was involved in a high profile Chinatown accident in February that resulted in a death of a six-year-old tourist from Indonesia and serious injuries to her 31-year-old mother was charged in court on Wednesday (April 8). Both victims were holidaying in Singapore.The accused — who arrived at the State Courts at around 8.25am — was given one charge of driving without due care and attention causing death and another charge of driving without due care and attention resulting in grievous hurt. She cannot be named due to a gag order imposed under the Children and Young Persons Act, as her son, a minor, was in the car during the accident and is a potential witness.The accident occurred at about 11.50am on Feb 6 in an open-air carpark near the Buddha Tooth Relic Temple, and the driver was arrested at the scene. She is an Indian national, according to charge sheets.

A 37-year-old Singaporean man was arrested on Tuesday (April 7) morning for attempting to evade further security checks after he arrived at Woodlands Checkpoint.The incident happened at about 6.35am at the bus hall.In a joint news release on Tuesday night, the police and Immigration and Checkpoints Authority (ICA) said he was directed for further checks by a security screening officer who suspected him of concealing items in his pants.After placing his bags for X-ray screening, he was about to undergo a physical pat-down inspection when he fled the bus hall with his belongings.ICA officers were alerted and he was intercepted within the checkpoint's premises, where he was found with five packets of duty-unpaid cigarettes on him.He was arrested by ICA officers and referred to the police and Singapore Customs for further investigations.The man will be charged in court on Wednesday for failing to comply with an authorised officer's request for inspection under the Infrastructure Protection Act 2017.If found guilty of the said offence, he may be jailed for up to two years, fined up to $20,000, or both.

Wisconsin is home to close elections and contentious ideological battles, and its high court could take up cases on abortion, redistricting and election disputes in coming years.