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Sarawak firefighters conduct water bombing to battle third-day Lundu forest fire
KUCHING: The Sarawak Fire and Rescue Department today conducted a water-bombing operation to help extinguish a forest fire at the Samunsan Forest Reserve in Lundu, which entered its third day.
Atiku hits back, says Tinubu has worsened Nigerians’ economic situation
The verbal exchanges between the presidency and former Vice President Atiku Abubakar has continued, with the former number two citizen saying the economic policies of the President Bola Tinubu…
Explosion kill 3 civilians, wound 6 more in Syrian countryside
The Syrian Civil Defense reported that three civilians – including a man, his wife, and his brother – were killed and six others including children were injured from an explosion inside a house in the…
- Three civilians killed in Ain al-Qasab explosion
- Six injured, including children, in western Idlib
- Syrian Civil Defense investigates war remnants cause
Zambry: UUCA repeal requires holistic review of higher education law
KEPALA BATAS, Aug 22 — The repeal of the Universities and University Colleges Act (UUCA) 1971 transcends the immed...
RCMP, OCN seek mother of dead newborn or fetus
The RCMP and Opaskwayak Cree Nation leaders are trying to identify the mother of a newborn baby or fetus found deceased in Umpherville on Monday. RCMP said the remains were […]
Sunshine Fund guarantees a little magic in the summer
To this day, I still remember the morning polar plunges into Moose Lake — a cold shock to the system meant to wake campers up before the sun hit its […]
- Sunshine Fund provides summer camp scholarships for low-income children
- Campers enjoy activities like swimming, archery, games, and meals
- Fund enables experiences like water activities, pizza, and horseback riding
Residents fear mailbox crime sprees
Some North End residents are concerned new community mailboxes will become a target for vandalism and crime after the base of one was recently lit ablaze — before it was […]
- Residents fear mailboxes will be crime targets.
- Base of one mailbox set on fire before installation.
- Canada Post plans to convert 136,000 addresses to community mailboxes over 5 years.
Turkey seeks Interpol red notice against Netanyahu over Gaza aid flotilla case
Turkey has requested Interpol red notices against Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and another suspect, as part of a domestic criminal case related to a violent raid against activists on board the Global Sumud Flotilla.
JAIS mulls police help when recruiting teachers, to curb sexual misconduct
Selangor Islamic religious department chief says it would be part of the new teacher screening process that it hoped to implement.
40 Acres and a Lie Part 3
The loss of land for Black Americans started with the government’s betrayal of its “40 acres” promise to formerly enslaved people—and it has continued over decades.
- 40 acres promised to formerly enslaved Black Americans
- Land loss persists due to racial intimidation, overtaxation, eminent domain
- Truth-finding missions aim to repair wealth gap for Black Americans
‘Crushed his lungs’: How a ‘minor’ dispute ended in Adobe techie's death
A software engineer was allegedly beaten to death by his wife's relatives following a dispute. His family claims the attack was a pre-planned, calculated conspiracy to kill him.
Mahama disappointed by US opposition to UN slavery resolution
President John Dramani Mahama has expressed disappointment with the decision by the United States to vote against a landmark United Nations resolution recognising the transatlantic trafficking of…
Pablo Marçal Loses Two More Appeals and Stays Barred to 2032
Pablo Marçal remains barred from elected office until 2032 after losing two appeals in August 2026. His presidential candidacy is still awaiting judgment.
Unemployed man goes to prison for stealing of plantain
The Odumase-Krobo Circuit Court has sentenced a 35-year-old unemployed man, Anani Bakar, to four weeks’ imprisonment for stealing plantain at Nuaso Newtown in the Eastern Region.
Kaas Plateau To Reopen On September 1? Check Registration Process, Timings, Visitor Guidelines And More About The UNESCO Site
Kaas Plateau is one of Maharashtra’s most popular monsoon destinations, which is also known as Kaas Pathar. It is likely to reopen for tourists on September 1, 2026.
Datafolha State Polls: Big Leads in São Paulo, Rio and Minas
Three states, three clear front-runners, and one race already tested for a runoff. The post Datafolha State Polls: Big Leads in São Paulo, Rio and Minas appeared first on The Rio Times .
Day Of Democratic Affirmation In Osun
By Mobolaji Sanusi Last weekend was electorally exciting in the country. At a time when electoral cynicism engulfs Nigeria’s democratic space, it is heartwarming to witness echoes of genuine electoral
Special NIA court rejects bail plea of Pulwama terror attack accused Insha Jan
Insha Jan, a resident of Harkipora village in south Kashmir’s Pulwama district, was arrested along with her father, Peer Tariq Ahmad Shah, on March 3, 2020
Police question Hadi Awang over article he wrote
POLICE have recorded a statement from PAS president Tan Sri Abdul Hadi Awang over one of his published articles following reports lodged by DAP supporters, according to PAS assistant secretary-general…
- PAS president Hadi Awang questioned by police over his article.
- Multiple complaints lodged against article in Hadi's Minda Presiden PAS column.
- Hadi fully cooperated, ready to answer potential charges.
Dubai Customs cuts airport clearance from 45 minutes to under five during return rush
Dubai: Dubai Customs has deployed a comprehensive operational plan featuring round-the-clock staffing, advanced screening technology, and digital declaration tools to manage the influx of returning…
‘Great candidate’: JD Vance backs ‘friend’ Vivek Ramaswamy for Ohio governor
US Vice President JD Vance has endorsed Vivek Ramaswamy for Ohio governor. Ramaswamy, an Indian-American entrepreneur, won the Republican primary with Donald Trump's backing.
UAE reaches 51% of target to plant 100 million mangrove trees by 2030
The UAE has completed more than half of an ambitious programme to plant 100 million mangrove trees by the end of the decade, as it expands efforts to restore marine habitats, protect coastlines and…
Russian Emigration Interest Doubles Amid Fears of Mobilization This Fall
Russian emigration consultancy organizations report a significant surge in relocation inquiries since July, driven by fears of a new military mobilization this fall.
Farouk Kibet backs Wetang’ula to succeed Ruto in 2032
President William Ruto’s aide, Farouk Kibet, has backed National Assembly Speaker Moses Wetang’ula to succeed the President in 2032.
MBU offers scholarships to single girl children, first-generation graduates
The scholarship is extended to categories like economically disadvantaged students, children of ex-servicemen and sports achievers
Indian-Origin Woman Based In UAE Sets Guinness World Record By Writing 150 Words On One Sticky Note
A simple sticky note has helped Pushpajothi Ravikumar turn a childhood ambition into a Guinness World Records achievement.
BN bukan ‘kingmaker’, penganalisis kata PN lebih potensi jadi penentu di Melaka
Penganalisis berkata keputusan BN berunding dengan parti lain menunjukkan gabungan itu mungkin tidak cukup yakin bertanding solo pada PRN Melaka.
+++ USA +++: US-Bundesrichterin kippt Trumps Visa-Stopp für Staatsangehörige aus 75 Ländern
US-Postdienstleister gibt neue Regeln für Wahlen vor +++ US-Regierung will UN 725 Millionen Dollar an ausstehenden Beiträgen zahlen +++ Der Newsblog.
Bengaluru: Second IISc student suicide in 15 days as 22-yr-old dies in hostel
A 22-year-old first-year MTech student allegedly died by suicide at IISc Bengaluru, the second such death at the institute in 15 days, police said.
Homeowners along Cape Coast–Takoradi highway demand proper compensation
More than 500 homeowners in Cape Coast affected by the Cape Coast–Takoradi Highway Big Push Road construction, have called on the government to urgently provide adequate compensation and proper…
Morning recap
Morning recap Good morning Middle East Eye readers, US President Donald Trump said he views the Strait of Hormuz as “an American territory” and reiterated that the US “cannot let Iran have a nuclear…
Silvinei Vasques Loses His Pension After Coup Conviction
Silvinei Vasques, former PRF director, lost his police pension after a coup conviction. Justice Alexandre de Moraes ordered the cancellation on 21 August 2026.
PM Shehbaz directs authorities to provide financial assistance to flood-hit families
Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif on Saturday directed the relevant authorities to provide financial support to families affected by the recent monsoon rains and floods, the Prime Minister’s Office (PMO) said.
China Expands Visa Free Transit Program
China has expanded its 240-hour visa-free transit program to citizens of Kyrgyzstan and Vietnam, increasing the total number of eligible … Read More The post China Expands Visa Free Transit Program appeared first on ProPakistani .
Why is Jadavpur University in Kolkata on the boil? | Explained
The dispute between the two student groups — ABVP and Left student unions — including the Students Federation of India (SFI), started on Wednesday (August 19) over a ‘general body’ meeting.
Babcock VC urges graduating students to embrace new opportunities
Babcock University’s VC, Prof. Ojewole, encourages graduating students to embrace new opportunities, growth, and responsibilities.
Former City of Tshwane worker gets life for locking a woman inside toilet, then raping her
Matome Seloesa, 42, a former City of Tshwane worker, has received a life sentence for raping and assaulting a 39-year-old woman who had stopped at a municipal building to use the toilet in May 2023.
Heavy rain kills two children, destroys houses in Jigawa
At least two children have died while several others were hospitalised after heavy rainfall caused a building to collapse in Gandun Sarki Community, Malam Madori Local Government Area of Jigawa State. A resident and father of the deceased children, Malam Suma’ila, said the incident occurred on Friday night when the room where the children…
Church, govt must work together – CAN
The Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN), Taraba State chapter, has called for stronger collaboration among the church, government and traditional institutions to promote peace, unity, good governance and sustainable development in the state.
Wanita maut dihempap tiang besi tumbang dirempuh kereta
Kejadian berlaku ketika kenderaan dipandu lelaki tempatan masuk ke ruang makan medan selera di Bandar Mahkota Cheras dipercayai akibat tertekan pedal minyak.
N.F. Railway Launches Three-Month Vigilance Awareness Campaign
Northeast Frontier Railway (NFR) has launched a three-month campaign on vigilance awareness, being conducted from 17th of August to 18th of November, 2026, as a prelude to Vigilance Awareness Week.
Return our IDPs home before allocating land for ranching – Benue leaders tell FG
The three major socio-cultural organisations in Benue State have opposed the Federal Government’s proposed pilot ranching programme in the state, arguing that displaced residents must first be safely…
Drone warfare: Death toll rises in Kryvyi Rih – Ukraine strikes back
After the Russian drone attack on a shopping center in Ukraine, people are still missing. Meanwhile, Kyiv is striking back and for the first time is hitting the Russian online retailer Ozon.
Sarawak postpones National Day events as haze pushes API readings to unhealthy levels statewide
KUCHING, Aug 22 — The Sarawak-level National Day Celebration 2026 and two other major events have been postponed a...
Sarawak taska to close when API reaches 200, says Nancy
KUCHING: Childcare centres (taska) in Sarawak will be closed when the Air Pollutant Index (API) reaches 200, in line with a decision previously made by the Sarawak Disaster Management Committee (SDMC).
Russian Missiles Strike Kyiv Railway Facility, Killing One Worker
Russian ballistic missiles targeted a railway enterprise in Kyiv’s Darnytsia district on Aug. 22, killing an Ukrzaliznytsia foreman. The strike occurred almost simultaneously with air raid warnings, and remaining staff were evacuated after the initial impact.
Supply at Selangor dams can last three months without rain
SELANGOR’S dams can continue to meet the state’s water supply needs for up to three months even if the current hot and dry weather persists without rainfall, state executive councillor Datuk Ir Izham…
- Reservoirs in Selangor can last up to three months without rain
- Sungai Langat Dam at 78% capacity, typical decline expected
- Overall water supply could extend beyond three months with rainfall
Canada will match US tariffs 'dollar for dollar,' Carney says
"In recent weeks, we made important progress toward improving Canada’s position as having the best deal in the world with the U.S.
Govt condemns smearing remarks over HK Alliance case
The government has strongly condemned the misleading and smearing remarks made by external forces following the court verdict in the incitement to subversion case involving the Hong Kong Alliance in…
- Government condemns misleading remarks over HK Alliance case.
- Officials disapprove unfounded allegations by Western nations.
- Court decision based solely on laws and evidence, not political ideologies.
iPhone denied: Son jumps off cliff; parents die
- 18-year-old Kunal Chandwade jumps off cliff in Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar
- Parents Murlidhar and Sangeeta die rescuing son
- Family to take remains to native village for ceremonies
Nearly 100,000 scam-related social media content removed this year
JOHOR BARU: A total of 99,693 pieces of scam-related content on social media platforms were removed as of July 15 this year, exceeding the 98,503 taken down throughout 2025.
Construction work on Winneba-Accra Highway poses challenges for commuters
Construction work on the Winneba Junction Interchange is causing delays, dust and difficult driving conditions for motorists and other road users along the Winneba-Accra Highway.
European wildfires reveal a hidden danger: buried bombs and mines from WWI and WWII
ELSENBORN, Belgium (AP) — The wildfires burning across Europe this summer have exposed a potentially deadly threat lurking beneath the blackened landscape: rusty bombs and…
- Unexploded bombs and mines from WWI and WWII discovered in European wildfires.
- Climate change revives buried weapons, making them a hidden danger.
- Wildfires in France and Belgium ignite munitions, threatening emergency responders.
Selfishness isn’t a problem in Thailand, it is THE problem
Fake fathers and birth certificates, ill-gotten pink cards, civil service exam cheating and nominees for predatory foreign business operators … the list goes on and on.
Israeli forces shell towns in southern Lebanon, continue demolitions
Israeli forces shell towns in southern Lebanon, continue demolitions Israeli forces shelled the town of al-Mansouri, around Bayt al-Sayyad and on the outskirts of Majdal Zoun in southern Lebanon…
Teluk Intan student awarded RM129,040 after bubur lambuk mishap leaves scars, lasting trauma
TELUK INTAN, Aug 22 — A secondary school student has been awarded RM129,040 in damages after the Sessions Court he...