In a tragic incident near the Strait of Hormuz, we have confirmed the deaths of three Indian sailors aboard the MT Settebello after a US military strike. On a different front, CEO of Palantir has urged caution against glorifying the AI-driven job reductions. In Manipur, the discovery of six deceased kidnapped Nagas has intensified ethnic strife in the region.

Bangladesh's Jamaat-e-Islami and opposition parties are protesting alleged Indian «push-ins» and border killings. They claim thousands were pushed back and 19 Bangladeshis killed by Indian forces. Opposition leaders demand stronger border security and criticize India's stance, emphasizing the impact on Bangladeshi lives and sovereignty.

India is set to collaborate with key players including the US, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and UAE at the upcoming G7 summit, where the focus will be on stabilizing West Asia and its implications for global trading dynamics.

A storm of controversy is brewing after the State, through the Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB), filed an application seeking to withdraw criminal proceedings against convicted Chinese national Lin Yunhua, a move that has triggered outrage among governance advocates, legal experts and ordinary Malawians who view the decision as a setback in the fight against corruption. Court […] The post Uproar as State Moves to Drop the High-Profile Corruption Case Involving the Notorious Chinese Wildlife Convict Lin Yunhua appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

The Pesticides Control Board (PCB), working jointly with the Malawi Police Service, has arrested a Mzuzu-based agro-dealer for allegedly selling illegal and potentially dangerous pesticide products, raising serious concerns over public safety and agricultural standards in the country. The suspect, Eliud Munthali, proprietor of Agri Chilipa Traders in Nkholongo, Mzuzu, was arrested following investigations conducted […] The post PCB, Police Arrest Mzuzu Trader Over Illegal Pesticides appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

Preparations for the official memorial and unveiling of a Mausoleum for the late Vice President of Malawi Dr Saulos Klaus Chilima at his resting place in Nsipe, Ntcheu on Saturday are in place, family members have said. Dr Efrem Chilima who is chairing a committee comprising of Chilima family members and close friends organising the […] The post SKC Mausoleum unveiling Saturday appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

The authorities have confirmed two Ebola cases in Tchomia, bringing the number of affected zones in DR Congo to 26 Read Full Article at RT.com

Israel’s longest-serving prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, will run for office again later this year, his Likud party has said Read Full Article at RT.com

EU members could strip the bloc’s foreign policy service, headed by Kaja Kallas, of some of its powers, the Financial Times has reported Read Full Article at RT.com

British Secretary of Defense John Healey has resigned, accusing Prime Minister Keir Starmer of failing to secure sufficient army funding Read Full Article at RT.com

Donald Trump has urged Republicans to pass a $350 billion military spending bill that also includes sweeping voting restrictions Read Full Article at RT.com

China’s ambassador to Iceland, He Rulong, visited the Arctic Observatory research station at Kárhóll in Þingeyjarsveit in May.

The National Police Chiefs' Council and British Transport Police will next week face a High Court challenge after they published the guidance despite last year's Supreme Court ruling.

Britain could fund a dramatic modernisation of its armed forces today by reforming a bloated welfare state and ending the 'wastage' of billions on equipment, Defence Editor Mark Nicol has argued.

The warmest day of the summer so far could arrive tomorrow, Friday, if current forecasts hold.

Grim predictions add to the problems of a president already facing a sharp rise in inflation.

Students and young people in training across the EU are seriously affected by the housing crisis, facing high housing costs, shortages, and insecurity to varying degrees across Member States. This negatively affects students’ wellbeing, educational outcomes, and even regional competitiveness. Building on the Commission’s European Affordable Housing Plan (EAHP), this study proposes six policy actions focused on increasing dedicated student housing, integrating student housing into broader policy strategies, and investing in innovation, research, and knowledge exchange. This document was prepared at the request of the Special Committee on the Housing Crisis in the European Union (HOUS). Source : © European Union, 2026 - EP

A construction firm and its employees have been charged, while PUB and Surbana Jurong Consultants have been given conditional warnings for their involvement in the 2025 Tanjong Katong sinkhole incident.In a joint press release on Thursday (June 11), the Building and Construction Authority (BCA), the Ministry of Manpower (MOM) and the Land Transport Authority (LTA) said that they have completed their respective investigations into the incident.The incident, which occurred next to a worksite along Tanjong Katong Road South on July 26 last year, resulted in a sinkhole that caused a car and its driver to fall into it. The driver was rescued by workers and taken conscious to the hospital. Road repairs and reinstatement work at the sinkhole took nine days to complete, with roads being reopened on Aug 4.

India has confirmed the death of the 3 missing Indian crew of the tanker struck by the US Navy Read Full Article at RT.com

It’s time Africa moved from the periphery and became a global defender of the rule of law and sovereignty, experts say Read Full Article at RT.com

What would the average man do if he came home to find the woman he loves in bed with his 19-year-old son?

When Detective Inspector Weller and his team closed in on suspected money launderer Ali Raza, 43, they didn't know exactly what to expect.

Vipul Organics has inked an exclusive distribution deal with Switzerland's Omya Group, granting them sole rights to market Vipul's SunTone® and SunCoat® pigment products across most of Europe. This strategic partnership is a significant step in Vipul Organics' international expansion, aiming to boost its global presence and accelerate growth over the next five years.

Nepal has refuted claims of banning Indian mango imports, emphasizing that trade is ongoing in accordance with current phytosanitary guidelines. Previous reporys regarding restrictions rooted in pesticide issues have been officially clarified as unfounded.

The Newfoundland and Labrador government says it is reviewing old legislation, that was never enacted, aimed at curbing criminal activity and cleaning up neighbourhoods.

Screening parties, brand activations, special menus — businesses across Toronto and Vancouver are stepping up their game to attract customers during the FIFA World Cup, which starts this week and runs until mid-July.

Climate change is pushing ticks into new habitats across southern Canada and experts say the pests could soon be bothering a majority of Canadians.