Medicines and medical devices have a direct impact on people’s health and are subject to the rules of the single market. A robust legal framework is in place to protect public health and guarantee the safety of these products. An adequate and affordable supply of medicines, the fight against antimicrobial resistance, the ethical conduct of clinical trials, the use of artificial intelligence in medical devices and incentives for research and development are just some of the key issues the EU deals with in this field. Source : © European Union, 2026 - EP

Public authorities across the EU use public procurement to award contracts for works, services and supplies that account for approximately 14% of the EU’s GDP (more than EUR 3 trillion annually), making public procurement a major driver of economic growth, job creation and innovation within the EU single market. Source : © European Union, 2026 - EP

In accordance with the subsidiarity principle, education policies are decided at the level of the individual Member States. The role of the EU is therefore mainly a supporting and coordinating one. The main objectives of Union action in the field of education include encouraging mobility of students and staff, fostering mutual recognition of diplomas and periods of study, and promoting cooperation between higher education institutions[1]. Source : © European Union, 2026 - EP

Afton McKeith, who has claimed she had a fling with Brooklyn Beckham, has suggested his parents David and Victoria used to tip off the paparazzi on his whereabouts.

Kim Kardashian has broken her silence on why photos of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle at Kris Jenner's 70th birthday in November vanished from her Instagram.

As the US President's 'beautiful armada' of warships moved into position, the Tehran regime said any attack would be 'an act of war'.

The ministry of civil aviation is conducting a swift and transparent investigation into the Learjet 45 aircraft crash that tragically claimed the lives of Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar and four others. Teams from the Aircraft Accident Investigation Bureau and Directorate General of Civil Aviation have reached the crash site, and crucial black box data recorders have been recovered.

The vehicle repeatedly crashed into the entrance doors of the Chabad-Lubavitch headquarters in Brooklyn, footage shows Read Full Article at RT.com

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz has explicitly rejected Ukrainian leader Vladimir Zelensky’s demand for a 2027 accession date to the EU Read Full Article at RT.com

As hunger tightens its grip on millions of Malawians, government has admitted it is still K71 billion short of funding a national relief programme meant to save vulnerable families from starvation — once again turning to donors while the crisis deepens on the ground. The Department of Disaster Management Affairs (Dodma) has so far secured […] The post Hunger Crisis Deepens with K71 Billion Funding Gap in National Relief Programme as Govt Begs Donors to Feed 4 million Malawians appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

Minister of Finance, Economic Planning and Decentralisation Joseph Mwanamvekha has praised the African Development Bank (AfDB) for committing US$1 million (about K1.73 billion) towards Malawi’s National Lean Season Food Insecurity Response Plan, describing the support as timely and critical for struggling households. The funding will be used to buy food supplies to support Malawians facing […] The post Minister Mwanamvekha Hails AfDB’s US$1 Million Support for Malawi’s Lean Season Food Response appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

The Confederation of African Football has thrown out Morocco’s complaint over the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations final, confirming that the disciplinary proceedings arising from the match do not affect the result. CAF has made it clear that the final scoreline stands and that Senegal remains the rightful African champion. The decision represents a major […] The post CAF Rejects Morocco Appeal, Senegal Crowned Champions as Heavy Sanctions Fall appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

More than three weeks after the deadline for applications closed, the process of shortlisting candidates for the position of Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) director general (DG) has not even started, with government now blaming “internal processes” for the delay. In December last year, the Ministry of Justice and Constitutional Affairs advertised the highly sensitive post, giving […] The post Blame Game as ACB Boss Recruitment Stalls appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

Delcy Rodriguez was proclaimed commander-in-chief of the Bolivarian National Armed Forces

According to Vladislav Maslennikov, the bloc froze the dialogue with Russia at its own initiative in 2014

Following the meetings, Nikolay Patrushev described the consultations aimed at developing maritime cooperation between Russia and Oman as fruitful

«At present, Russia is defined as `the most significant and direct security threat’ in all of the North Atlantic Alliance’s doctrinal documents,» Vladislav Maslennikov recalled

Six enemy drones were shot down

 La décision est désormais actée. La justice a tranché en défaveur des aides financières accordées par le Pays à la compagnie Air Moana et à sa société d’exploitation Natireva. Une décision saluée par les compagnies concurrentes, qui dénonçaient une concurrence déloyale, mais qui suscite de vives inquiétudes chez les usagers attachés au maintien de tarifs abordables. 

Some 3,534 people were fined for possessing and using vapes under the enhanced enforcement framework between September and December 2025.366 of these offenders were caught with etomidate e-vaporisers, known as Kpods, said the Ministry of Health (MOH) and Health Sciences Authority (HSA) on Thursday (Jan 29).Since last September, 211 Kpod users and 57 repeat vape offenders have been ordered to undergo mandatory rehabilitation, a chance provided for them to quit the habit with professional support.As of Dec 31, 2025, seven etomidate offenders and one repeat e-vaporiser offender have completed rehabilitation.Meanwhile, 15 people defaulted on their first rehab appointments. Four of them have been charged in court, while the rest are pending further investigation or prosecution, MOH and HSA jointly said.A 23-year-old woman who skipped rehab was sentenced on Jan 6 to one week's jail for possessing etomidate. The other cases are pending before the courts.

After discovering that her photos were used without consent in an advertisement for a sugar dating website, Singaporean DJ and social media personality Jade Rasif sued its Malaysian founder. In a series of Instagram Stories on Jan 21, the 32-year-old revealed that she accepted a RM100,000 (S$32,000) settlement from Darren Chan of Sugarbook in 2023. Her three-year ordeal, which began in 2020, has cast a spotlight on the recent deluge of non-consensual sexualised images circulating online.In an interview with AsiaOne on Tuesday (Jan 27), Rasif said she had rejected Sugarbook's approach to work with them. Sugarbook promises to link younger women with older men who are expected to provide financial support in exchange for companionship — with or without intimacy. Rasif later found out that the website used her photos in its promotional material after being tagged on Instagram. 

Congress urged DMK to begin delayed seat-sharing talks for the upcoming Tamil Nadu elections during a meeting between Rahul Gandhi and Kanimozhi. While expressing respect, the DMK was encouraged to engage with the Congress committee, which has been awaiting discussions for two months. The Congress has reportedly proposed 41 seats, a demand the DMK is hesitant to meet.

Direction les championnats scolaires de volleyball ISF pour les lycéens et lycéennes du lycée Diadème. Leur victoire lors des championnats scolaires 2025 leur a ouvert les portes du championnat du monde de volleyball, en Chine. Depuis la rentrée, les entraînements s’enchaînent avec un objectif clair : être prêts le jour J.

Avec un bilan record en 2025, le tourisme confirme son statut de moteur unique de la croissance polynésienne, représentant désormais 10 % du PIB. Mais entre l'envolée des prix, une vague de rénovations hôtelières sans précédent et le recul du marché américain, le Fenua joue sa résilience sur un pivot stratégique vers l'Australie.

Still in awe and shock at the extent of damage wreaked by Hurricane Melissa in the western half of Jamaica last October, TotalEnergies Jamaica’s Managing Director Vincent Daniault appeared eager to oversee last Friday’s handover of 1,884 solar...

Ghana’s Foreign Affairs Minister, Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa, has outlined plans to strengthen his country’s presence in Jamaica and the wider region as part of a broader effort to deepen African–Caribbean ties. Ghana’s only mission with regional...

THE ENVIRONMENTAL Foundation of Jamaica (EFJ) is working with Local Forest Management Committees (LFMCs) to build capacity and strengthen their role in safeguarding Jamaica’s vital forest ecosystems. The initiative, which is being funded through...

WITH NATURE bleeding from chronic underinvestment, a new report from the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) has championed a shift from business as usual. According to the 2026 State of Finance for Nature report, it is time to phase out...

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