Azerbaijan overtakes Russia to become Turkey's largest pipeline gas supplier
Turkey's pipeline gas imports fell 0.5% in June from a year earlier to 3.256 billion cubic meters, Russia's Interfax reported on Aug. 10.
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Russians are being arrested for photographing soldiers’ graves. Some face treason charges.
Russian security officials have stepped up demonstrative detentions of people photographing graves at cemeteries, Dmitry Treshchanin, an editor at the independent Russian news outlet Mediazona, said, and have forced residents in several regions to record video apologies afterward.
Punjab Hired Helicopter Services for Rs. 16 Crore for 17 Days During 2025 Floods
The Punjab government hired helicopter services worth Rs. 160.3 million for rescue and relief operations during the 2025 floods, according … Read More The post Punjab Hired Helicopter Services for Rs.
Ato Forson Opens New Military Facilities – Applauds Unique Devt Ltd
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TOR Case: Parliament’s handling of contracts must be strengthened – Benjamin Boakye
Executive Director of the Africa Centre for Energy Policy (ACEP), Benjamin Boakye, has raised concerns about Parliament’s role in reviewing and approving major contracts, following the corruption case…
New Anambra CP assumes duty, pledges safe, secure environment
CP Nanna Ama assumes duty as the 36th Commissioner of Police in Anambra, pledging to consolidate security gains and ensure a safe environment for all resid Read More…
Record 230 people cross Channel in one small boat
The boat made the journey on Saturday, when a total of 258 migrants made the crossing on four boats.
Defense Forces hit Taneko oil refinery in Russia – General Staff
On the night of August 10, 2026, as part of reducing the military potential of the Russian aggressor, units of the Defense Forces of Ukraine struck the Taneko oil refinery (Nizhnekamsk, Republic of…
Nine-year-old allegedly bullied at Kedah tahfiz school, father claims
ALOR SETAR, Aug 10 — A couple have claimed that their nine-year-old son was bullied by a 15-year-old student at hi...
SACD march against CRL’s proposed regulation of churches
Members of the SACD are marching against the proposal to make compulsory for pastors to be licensed
Parliamentary panel flags critical gaps in Kerala’s disaster management framework
Despite Kerala’s vulnerability to multiple hazards, including floods, landslides, coastal erosion, lightning and cyclonic events, Department-related Parliamentary Standing Committee on Home Affairs…
Health and safety must take centre stage at events -safety professional warns
A health and safety professional Edward Debrah, has warned that health and safety must be placed at the centre of event planning and delivery, following recent events surrounding the Shattafest…
Wontumi Files For Bail Pending Appeal
Bernard Antwi Boasiako aka Chairman Wontumi Jailed Ashanti Regional Chairman of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), Bernard Antwi Boasiako, popularly known as Chairman Wontumi, has filed an application for…
'Construction Material Fell Onto An OHE Wire': Central Railway CPRO Swapnil Neela Reveals Reason Behind Train Services Delay On Main Line
Mumbai: Following multiple technical failures reported on Mumbai’s train network during Monday morning’s peak hours, which affected several commuters, Central Railway CPRO Swapnil Neela said that…
Air India Phuket-Delhi flight probe widens after 300-foot drop, Airbus sends experts
Dubai: Airbus is sending specialists to assist an investigation into an Air India flight that suddenly lost around 300 feet during cruise, an incident that left eight passengers and four cabin crew…
Police arrest 23 foreign nationals over ponzi scheme, visa fraud in Ogun
Operatives of the Ogun State Police Command have raided a residential building and arrested 23 foreign nationals in connection with an alleged ponzi scheme, visa scam and other immigration-related offences in Ota area of the state.
US ‘digging in’ to Asia but wants ‘partners not dependency’: Pentagon
The United States is not disengaging from Asia and is instead “digging in” to maintain a favourable balance of power in the Indo-Pacific, but wants its partners to shoulder more responsibility for their defence, a senior Pentagon official said on Monday.
Woman farmer breaks down as over 100 trees felled for power tower in Kallakurichi
The farmer, Selvi, along with her son Balamurugan, a dentist, had maintained a diverse and naturally cultivated farm of over 100 trees, including mango, teak, mahogany, and papaya
Five accused of using dating apps for homophobic attacks in Melbourne
The arrest of the five males brings the number of people accused of similar attacks around the state to almost 50.
RCCG ordains 2,820 pastors, 11,830 deacons, deaconesses at 74th convention
The Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG) ordained 2,820 full pastors and 11,830 deacons/deaconesses at its 74th Annual Convention.
Home Minister Amit Shah To Address Parliament On Police Action Against Student Protesters Amid Logjam
New Delhi: Parliamentary Affairs Minister Kiren Rijiju on Monday said the Centre is ready to discuss every issue related to the student protests, including the police crackdown on 20 July and that the…
The Economy of Intermediation and Its Limits: How the War in Ukraine Has Reshaped Russia-Georgia Relations
Vakhtang Partsvania on how the war in Ukraine has forged a new model of economic ties between Russia and Georgia
Beed Farmers Get Debt Relief As ₹90.75 Crore Credited To 13,110 Accounts
Beed: Thousands of farmers in Beed district have begun receiving relief under the Punyashlok Ahilyadevi Holkar Farmers’ Debt Relief Scheme-2026, with ₹90.75 crore in loan waiver funds directly…
Sybiha Urges UNICEF to Clearly Identify Russia as Aggressor: “These Are Russia’s War Crimes”
Ukraine’s acting Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha has urged UNICEF to explicitly identify Russia as the aggressor when reporting on children killed and injured in the war, UATV English reports.
At least 13 killed in Ukrainian strike on Russia's Tatarstan region, officials say
It is one of the deadliest Ukrainian drone attacks on Russia since the start of Moscow's war on Ukraine.
Three Held For 30 Days Over Killing of Dr Victoria Mutiso as DCI Pursues More Suspects
The suspects are police officer Elijah Kibelion Kimoi, Daniel Njoroge and Kevin Kinuthia, who were arrested on August 7 following what investigators described as an intelligence-led operation.
Drones strike Russian oblasts overnight: thick smoke over a Nizhnekamsk refinery as Crimea’s Krasnoperekopsk industrial zone burns
Unmanned aircraft reportedly hit a Tatarstan oil hub and the occupied peninsula, with satellite sensors flagging heat signatures and 15 airports halting flights.
UK Calls on Allies to Strengthen Ukraine’s Air Defense Ahead of Winter
British Defense Secretary John Healey has urged Ukraine’s allies to increase deliveries of air defense missiles ahead of the winter, warning that Russia’s continued attacks on Ukrainian infrastructure could place additional pressure on the country’s air defense system, UATV English reports.
Myth of resilience: Gaza's unbearable reality
EVERY morning in Gaza, our medical team moved bed to bed on ward rounds. A surgeon, an emergency doctor, a physiotherapist and a mental health colleague worked side by side.
Why India’s new Himalayan border map threatens a fragile thaw in China ties
New Delhi has issued names for 27 locations in Arunachal Pradesh on its official maps, including sensitive sites near the disputed border with China, in a move that an analyst warned could complicate…
‘No child should have to go through this’: The lives of three siblings in Texas after their parents’ deportation
The teenagers are struggling with the stress of living without their parents. As their mother fights to return to the United States, they are preparing to go back to school on their own
JonahCapital Takes Nigeria To ICC Over $500m Abuja Land
Sir Sam Jonah JonahCapital Nigeria Limited, a subsidiary of Sir Jonah’s investment group owned by Ghanaian businessman, Sir Sam Jonah has dragged the Nigerian government to international arbitration…
Rauf diberi kuasa penuh runding kerjasama PRN Melaka, kata Zahid
Pengerusi Barisan Nasional berkata beliau turut berharap rundingan tersebut tidak berlangsung dalam situasi rumit.
Remembering Babita Deokaran: The fight for whistleblower protections
On National Women's Day, we honour the bravery of whistleblowers like Babita Deokaran, who sacrificed their lives for justice and integrity in South Africa. Dr Nora Saneka, chairperson of the Active Citizens Movement (ACM), calls for urgent reforms to protect those who expose corruption and uphold the rule of law.
Congress moves to kill California’s shipping waivers, port communities and businesses will bear the consequences
Congress introduced resolutions that attack two of California’s shipping waivers, the Ocean-Going Vessels At Berth and Commercial Harbor Craft waivers. For 50 years, the precedent set under both Democratic and Republican administrations is that the Clean Air Act waivers are not rules. EPA’s move to reclassify them is misuse.
Dr Fauci made mistakes. But his persecution is a travesty | Margaret Sullivan
It’s easy to second-guess decisions made during the pandemic. That doesn’t justify the Republicans’ politicized response Like the rest of us, Anthony Fauci is far from perfect. His influential guidance, as the country’s top infectious-disease specialist during the height of the Covid-19 pandemic, certainly didn’t get everything right.
Europe’s Summer of Nightmares
Punishing heat and wildfires have cost billions and displaced hundreds of thousands of people.
Dismantling the ICC Doesn’t Serve U.S. Interests
The Trump administration’s campaign against the court is transparently cynical.
‘Happiest person’: Chinese husband dedicates 25 years to caring for severely paraplegic wife
The story of a devoted couple from central China, where the husband has lovingly cared for his severely paraplegic wife for 25 years, has touched the hearts of millions on social media throughout mainland China. The couple live in Pingdingshan, Henan province.
Pearl Harbor attack witness, atomic bomb survivor reunite in Nagasaki
NAGASAKI (Kyodo) -- A living witness to Japan's 1941 surprise attack on Pearl Harbor and a survivor of the 1945 U.S. atomic bombing of Nagasaki reunit
As ICE Detention Expands, Deaths Reach a 22-Year High
More than 30 people have died in ICE detention since October amid a surge in fatalities that has raised alarm from experts and left families searching for answers.
Can skeptics survive the misinformation age?
Here is a truth: You are wrong about something. You have misunderstood a data point, been given bad information, or your memory has softened.
SpaceX rocket crashes into the moon as cyberattacks hit U.S. water systems
Scientists analyze an accidental SpaceX impact on the moon as cyberattacks target U.S. water systems and a new mRNA flu vaccine is approved by the FDA
Developer gets stay in Country Garden Danga Bay condo defects suit
Judicial commissioner Budiman Lutfi Mohamed says the trial may prove futile if the developer succeeds in challenging the standing of the plot owners and joint management body.
Legal woes pile on Dlamini Zuma
Political tensions rise within the ANC as Dr Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma faces legal demands from Fikile Mbalula and Ronald Lamola over her allegations of vote-buying during past elective conferences.
The Great Delegalization
More than a million immigrants are seeing protections that granted them safe lives in the U.S. suddenly swept away.
Inside Russia’s New Gulag
Human-rights groups estimate that more than ten thousand Ukrainian civilians have disappeared into the Russian prison system. This is the story of one cell.
The Delusions of John Roberts
The Chief Justice insists that his Supreme Court isn’t biased even as it keeps making dramatic leaps rightward.
The Pentagon’s Obsession With China Puts Hawai‘i at Risk
To prepare for a possible of war with China, the U.S. military has put Hawai’i on the front lines of a potential nuclear conflict.
Newark piloted the state’s cellphone ban with positive results. Here are lingering concerns.
Newark Public Schools will join districts across New Jersey this fall in banning students from using cellphones in class.
The left is winning the argument on aid to Israel. The next step will be harder.
In recent months, two ideas that were once on the fringes of Democratic policy thinking — cutting off financial support and stopping arms transfers to Israel — have gone mainstream.
The Death of Reliable Immigration Data
The Department of Homeland Security set up an independent office to provide statistics that lawmakers and the public could trust. Its director just quit.
‘Military Operations, Mass Arrests Reasons for Non-enrollment of Igbo Youths in Force’
David-Chyddy Eleke in Awka Random military operations in the South-east region and mass arrest of Igbo youths by security operatives have been credited for the non-enrollment of youths of the
'Missing crescent, star on Jalur Gemilang was unintentional' - Samsuri
KUALA TERENGGANU: The installation of a Jalur Gemilang without its crescent and star symbols at Dataran Batu Buruk, here was unintentional.
AJK polls peaceful, PML-N poised to form govt: Rana Sanaullah
Adviser to PM rejects allegations by the PPP that phased election process amounts to large-scale rigging
The courage of Babita Deokaran: Upholding human rights in South Africa
On National Women's Day, we honour the bravery of whistleblowers like Babita Deokaran, who sacrificed their lives for justice and integrity in South Africa.