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Punjab Assembly objects to e-challan proposal, Suthra Punjab affairs
LAHORE: The second sitting of the 45th session of the Punjab Assembly faced hurdles for the ruling party, as proceedings were once again suspended due to a lack of quorum following strong opposition…
Nigeria cannot win the war against insecurity with a demoralised military
No nation can successfully confront insecurity when those entrusted with defending it are poorly motivated, inadequately rewarded and increasingly viewed read more Nigeria cannot win the war against…
Aletta Rose threatens to throw cooldrink bottle at photographer
Aletta Rose, accused of her sister's murder appeared agitated when a photographer came near her in the Bellville Magistrate's Court on Monday.
Postbank urges 80,000 beneficiaries to migrate to black cards before August 31 deadline
With the August 31 deadline fast approaching, Postbank is urging nearly 80,000 social grant beneficiaries to migrate from SASSA gold cards to black cards to avoid payment disruptions.
Minister Gayton McKenzie faces scrutiny over PA-linked appointments to public entities
Sport, Arts and Culture Minister Gayton McKenzie is under fire for appointing at least 19 individuals with ties to his party, the Patriotic Alliance, to key positions in public entities, raising concerns about transparency and governance.
Lesco barred from severing residential meter of PM aide’s brother
LAHORE: The Lahore High Court on Monday restrained the Lahore Electric Supply Company (Lesco) from disconnecting residential electricity connection of a brother of Haroon Akhtar, an adviser to prime…
Rainfall transforms Al-Madmama Valley into cascading waterfalls in Jazan
Heavy rains turn Al-Madmama Valley in Al-Ardah, Jazan, into a striking landscape of waterfalls, lush greenery, and diverse terrain.
Two cops booked for ‘torturing man to death’ in Bahawalpur
BAHAWALPUR: Kahror Pacca police registered a murder case against two constables for allegedly torturing a man to death. Police said the case against constables Muhammad Khan and Aurangzeb was…
Singapore bids to host international tribunal for investor-state disputes
The Multilateral Investment Tribunal is still being negotiated at the UN’s trade law body
Garissa robberies: Police arrest suspect after intelligence-led operation
Police in Garissa have arrested a person linked to recent violent robberies in Garissa Township, following investigations and intelligence gathering by officers in the area.
Nigeria and its high cost of justice
A few years ago, someone I know reported a criminal offence to the police, believing, as any responsible citizen should, read more Nigeria and its high cost of justice
'State tried to airbrush Imran Khan out': Atherton on appeal for ex-Pakistan PM
In a compelling show of solidarity, Michael Atherton, the former England cricket captain, along with 21 fellow international cricketers, has launched an appeal for the medical treatment of ex-Pakistan…
Singapore to put forward bid to host international tribunal for investment disputes: Edwin Tong
As countries pull away from multilateralism and ignore the rules-based system, the question to ask is "what are we doing about it?", said Law Minister Edwin Tong.
New York City mayor Zohran Mamdani sued by minority business owners over plan to open five government-run grocery stores
Mamdani's affordability measures in NYC face legal challenges a non-profit sued the city over new subsidised grocery stores. Critics argue that government-run stores undermine small businesses, while the mayor defends the initiative, citing successful similar models in Brooklyn and Manhattan.
MAGA Inc. Makes $827K Final Push for Darline Graham in SC Runoff
The Trump-endorsed interim senator faces Congressman Ralph Norman in Tuesday’s closely watched Republican Senate runoff.
Mumbai Auto Strike Day 2: Commuters Face Trouble Over Marathi Rule As Rickshaw Drivers Continue Protest
Mumbai: Commuters across Mumbai are likely to face another day of inconvenience as autorickshaw drivers continued their three-day strike on Tuesday, protesting the implementation of the state's…
US senators demand hearing over toll on troops amid war on Iran
US senators demand hearing over toll on troops amid war on Iran A group of 12 US senators have called for a congressional hearing into the toll the war on Iran is taking on troops, amid "poor planning…
Heavy rain causes localized flooding in Nghe An border areas
Heavy rain triggered by typhoon No. 4 has caused localized flooding in several areas along Nghe An Province’s border in recent days, with border forces warning residents of possible flash floods and…
Mumbai: Sakinaka Police Book Woman For False Drug Party Tip-Off, Trespassing At Andheri East Ex-Fiancé's Home
Mumbai: The Sakinaka police booked a woman and an unidentified man for allegedly giving a false tip-off about a drug party at a 27-year-old Andheri East resident’s house and trespassing into the…
Convicted murderer Sue Neill-Fraser can now talk to media, law centre says
The Human Rights Law Centre says a restrictive parole condition that stopped Sue Neill-Fraser from being able to claim her innocence in the media has been removed after a court challenge.
Prophetic Destiny Conference set to inspire Takoradi’s next generation
The city of Takoradi is set to host a major Christian gathering as Altar of Fire World Outreach presents the Prophetic Destiny Conference 5.0 – Takoradi Edition, under the theme ‘Next Level.’ The…
Why Tinubu pulled back campaign council list
The Presidency has been compelled to review the composition of members of the APC 2027 Presidential Campaign Council due to anomalies capable of embarrassing the campaign, Daily Trust can report.
Pablo Crespo: “En prisión, haber salido en televisión es un mérito”
En libertad condicional desde hace cinco meses, el exdirigente del PP gallego y ‘número dos’ de la trama Gürtel defiende la utilidad de los programas de reinserción
Robles reafirmará la labor de las Fuerzas Armadas y la españolidad de Ceuta en el Congreso
La ministra de Defensa estrena las explicaciones del Gobierno sobre su gestión de la crisis basada en la “legalidad, colaboración institucional y respeto a los derechos humanos”
Competitive Exam Aspirants In Indore To Get Longer Study Hours At Ahilya Library
Indore (Madhya Pradesh): The Government Shri Ahilya Central Library will soon extend its opening hours to give competitive exam aspirants more time and a better study environment.
Buraidah joins global quality of life initiative
Buraidah has joined the Global Quality of Life Initiative, overseen by UN-Habitat, to enhance urban development through data and resident feedback.
Wife pleads for release of Latin Grammy-winning Cuban musician detained by ICE
Degnis Bofill, who won a 2022 Latin Grammy, is being held at the Krome Detention Center in Miami-Dade County while his asylum case is pending.
Egypt arrests school owner accused of taking loans using parents’ personal data
Dubai: Egyptian police have arrested the owner of a private school in Cairo on suspicion of using parents’ personal information to obtain education loans in their names without their knowledge or…
Penang Hindu Endowments Board urged to clarify temple demolition notice
GEORGE TOWN: Former Penang Hindu Endowments Board (PHEB) commissioner and Urimai secretary-general Satees Muniandy has urged the board to clarify why the Seberang Prai City Council issued a demolition…
Gym safety auditor calls for improvements after man crushed while weightlifting
The incident has sparked calls for better safety measures at gyms as the majority move to a 24/7 model with unstaffed hours.
Israeli embassy refuses letter from Thai nationalist group
A Thai nationalist group went to the Israeli Embassy in Thailand yesterday, August 24, to submit a letter over alleged misconduct by Israeli tourists and residents, but embassy staff refused to accept…
Man in Japan's least-populous town turns to crowdfunding to share local mountain life
HAYAKAWA, Yamanashi -- A crowdfunding campaign has started in this east Japan town known for the smallest population in Japan to establish a facility
- Crowdfunding campaign launched in Hayakawa, Japan's least-populous town.
- Daisuke Kurauchi, 52, leads initiative to build community hut for mountain life.
- Goal of ¥10 million ($62,700) aims to preserve traditional rural landscapes.
Russia is already losing and will suffer defeat in its war -- Melnyk at UN Security Council
Russia is losing the war it unleashed, and its economy is becoming increasingly strained by spending, sanctions, and Ukrainian strikes, Ukraine’s Permanent Representative to the UN Andrii Melnyk said.
Vancouver Island diver captures rare shark encounter
Carl Sorenson managed to capture a massive bluntnose sixgill shark, getting close enough for it to bounce off his camera gear.
Ndegwa Njiru: Opposition will rally behind one candidate to send Ruto home in first round of 2027 election
Wiper Patriotic Front spokesperson Ndegwa Njiru said opposition parties are working to rally behind one presidential candidate to challenge President William Ruto in the 2027 General Election and send…
'Season of Creation' 2026
Water is the most basic, essential and precious element of life. Water stands for renewal, blessing, restoration, vitality and hope. How can we survive a single moment without water?
Madrid desoyó una propuesta para registrar las aportaciones de Aguirre, Cifuentes y Gallardón en sus reuniones pagadas con dinero público
Un informe interno propuso que se recogieran en acta las opiniones de los consejeros electivos, lo que permitiría auditar posibles conflictos de intereses, pero se optó por esperar a que decidiera la…
OK Lim’s daughter loses challenge to exclude evidence in ongoing trial
Lim Huey Ching, her father and brother were directors of Hin Leong, which was put into liquidation in 2021
- Lim Oon Kuin's daughter loses High Court bid to exclude evidence.
- Judge ruled advice given in director capacity, not personal.
- Prosecutors argued liquidators provided full waiver for trial.
More than $60m in Tasmanian labour hire contracts awarded without tender
The Tasmanian government has awarded $61 million in external labour hire contracts without conducting any tender process as part of its digital transformation process of the health department.
2027: Otuaro Urges Ijaw Youths to Back Tinubu’s Election, Kwara Marches for Him
Chuks Okocha in Abuja an Hammed Shittu in Ilorin The Administrator of the Presidential Amnesty Programme, Dennis Otuaro, has urged the Ijaw Youth Council to mobilise support for President Bola
Osun Security: Adeleke, New Police CP Seek Peace Building, State Reconciliation
•Governor makes five requests •I’ll drive a new beginning, police chief vows Yinka Kolawole in Osogbo Osun state Governor, Ademola Adeleke and the police command, yesterday, held a new partnership
At 2026 NBA Conference, Obi, Amaechi, Sowore Clash over Security, Subsidy, Other
• Gbajabiamila defends state police Blessing Ibunge in Port Harcourt Presidential contenders, Peter Obi, Rotimi Amaechi and Omoyele Sowore, yesterday, clashed over Nigeria’s security crisis, fuel…
Unable to find employment in US, Hyderabad youth dies by suicide in Texas — ‘Weighed down by financial pressure’
To help repatriate the Hyderabad youth's body to Dammaiguda and cover funeral costs, his cousin has launched a GoFundMe campaign.
Pengerang peat fire still burning across area the size of 51 football fields
KOTA TINGGI: Firefighters continue to battle a peat fire the size of 51 football fields along the Sebana Cove-Punggai Bypass road in Pengerang, with round-the-clock operations ongoing.
NZ election poll watch: right still leads left, but Opportunity could deny it a majority
With just over two months until the election, polls have settled into a new normal, with no clear frontrunner evident.
- Right-wing coalition leads left-wing coalition by 3-8 points across polls
- Opportunity Party's support rises from 2.2% to 5-8%, potentially breaking 5% threshold
- Opposition coalition likely to prevent right coalition from achieving majority
Ogun gov: APC disowns Hunye, insists Yayi is candidate
The APC national headquarters disowns Abayomi Hunye, reaffirming Solomon Adeola (Yayi) as the Ogun APC governorship candidate for the 2027 election.
NRC blames possible wheel defect for train derailment
The NRC’s internal inquiry into the Warri-Itakpe train derailment suggests a possible wheel defect. Learn more about the findings and ongoing investigation Read More…
FG begins demolition of Carter Bridge, unveils N548.98bn replacement
The Federal Government has commenced the demolition of the ageing Carter Bridge in Lagos, unveiling a N548.98bn replacement project.
Can AI untangle a century of Philippine foreclosure law?
Intellegal will build the research path. You can open the authorities, challenge the analysis and decide whether the answer holds.
Russia to place enterprises with security problems under temporary “external management”
Russian leader Vladimir Putin on Monday signed a decree allowing critical infrastructure facilities in Russia whose owners fail to take adequate measures to protect them, including against drone…
Iran vows retaliation as US widens economic sanctions
Iran has promised to retaliate against expanded US economic sanctions, which Washington said would cut off Iran's economic lifeline.
Alex Barnett arrest in Tucson, Arizona: SWAT team in action after police recruit shot dead; scary videos emerge
A SWAT team is in action in Tucson, Arizona, with reports emerging that they were heard asking Alex Barnett to come out over the megaphone.
Children being treated worse than animals: CJP writes to state governments, seeks data on school infrastructure
"It has been 80 years since India gained Independence...No child in this country should be forced to study in such conditions. They are being treated worse than animals," Mr. Dipke wrote