La Junta Electoral debate cómo dar cumplimiento a la orden del Supremo sobre la ‘ley de nietos’
El tribunal ordenó “el desglose” de los nacionalizados que han acreditado la condición de descendientes de exiliados políticos y de los que no
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Los nietos del exilio y el derecho a votar suspendido
El auto del Supremo priva a cientos de miles de españoles de sus derechos y recuerda a los instrumentos históricos de las autocracias
Marruecos vive la crisis de Ceuta entre el fervor político nacionalista y la preocupación popular por el trato a los migrantes
La reivindicación de soberanía sobre las ciudades autónomas se diluye en una campaña electoral marroquí en la que se ha silenciado el conflicto migratorio
Mpumalanga ActionSA leader Mary Phadi sets sights on mayoral chain
Phadi is an ActionSA Nkangala district mayoral candidate and has vowed to continue empowering women.
US officer at heart of daring rescue inside Iran describes 'miracle' escape
Dude 44 Bravo was part of the two-man crew shot down over Iran, which prompted one of the largest and most complex rescue operations in US military history.
Rs4.83bn released for Sahulat bazaars expansion in Punjab
LAHORE: The government has released Rs4.83bn to the Punjab Sahulat Bazaar Authority for expansion of Sahulat bazaar and Sahulat on-the-go expansion project under the Annual Development Programme (ADP)…
Students volunteering for Rela to get fixed allowance, says Home Minister Saifuddin
PUTRAJAYA, Sept 14 — University or college students volunteering with the Rela Corp will begin receiving allowance...
Anwar's Maldives visit to seal key MoUs
KOZHIKODE: Malaysia and the Maldives will deepen their 58-year bilateral relationship with the signing and exchange of several Memoranda of Understanding (MoUs) during Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar…
Senior citizen pleads not guilty to murder of woman found dismembered in Sepanggar
KOTA KINABALU: A senior citizen pleaded not guilty in the High Court here today to murdering a woman whose dismembered body was found in Sepanggar.
Punjab governor recalls selection process of medical universities VCs
LAHORE: Unlike previous practice, the sitting Punjab governor has recalled the interview process of 10 candidates, including those five who got approval from the Punjab Cabinet for their appointment…
Abu Dhabi morning traffic: Major roads see smooth movement
Abu Dhabi: Traffic remains largely smooth on key routes across Abu Dhabi, although motorists may encounter slow-moving traffic and restrictions on some stretches.
Samarahan API dips to moderate 98 at 8am today, Kanowit and Lundu also return to moderate levels
KUCHING, Sept 14 — Air quality in Samarahan has improved significantly with Air Pollutant Index (API) dropping to...
Muslim rally must not be limited to Umno-PAS, says Pejuang
The PN component also says there should not be any 'big brother' in the endeavour to achieve Malay unity.
FG to BRICS: It’s High Time Rules of Global Governance, Finance Were Rewritten
*Positions Nigeria as a gateway to Africa’s expanding market under AfCFTA *Seeks deeper BRICS cooperation in AI, digital public infrastructure, fintech, telecommunications, cybersecurity…
Suppliers asked to install sensors in enclosed spaces with gas piping
The moves comes in the wake of a deadly explosion at a shopping mall in Kumamoto Prefecture following an earthquake in July.
Over 138,000 candidates to take MDCAT on Sept 20
• More than 2,000 students registered during additional registration phase after test was postponed • UHS Lahore will conduct exam for the largest number of applicants, with 49,198 students registered ISLAMABAD: The compiled data submitted by universities to the Pakistan Medical and Dental Council (PMDC) shows that 138,158 candidates will…
Amazon pauses operations with cargo carrier after fatal Miami crash
E-commerce giant Amazon says it is suspending work with the firm that operated a cargo plane that was involved in a fatal crash in Miami this month. “After the tragic incident last weekend, we’ve spent time supporting the investigation and reviewing some of the surrounding circumstances, and we’ve decided to pause our operations with 21…
Delhi on IMD's alert as city braces for rainy season's last few wet spells — monsoon to withdraw soon
Delhi is on IMD's yellow alert for rains as the city braces for rainy season's last few wet spells. Meteorologists suggest that southwest monsoon will withdraw soon.
India’s Challenge Is To Work With Rival Power Centres Without Becoming Part Of Any Competing Bloc
The Delhi BRICS summit has produced an unusual diplomatic outcome: a grouping marked by deep geopolitical contradictions has nevertheless spoken with one voice.
Amir Mughal inducted into PTI core committee
ISLAMABAD: In a move aimed at motivating workers, the PTI has nominated the party’s Islamabad president Amir Mughal as a member of its core committee.
Gauteng housing projects invaded as beneficiaries wait for homes
Fourteen of Gauteng's 45 government-funded housing projects have been illegally occupied, leaving legitimate beneficiaries waiting for homes amid costly eviction processes and project delays.
South Korea’s ‘grey digital divide’ leaves seniors pleading for help
A little cheer rose for 79-year-old Hwang Sun-hee after she managed to place an online order at a training session in South Korea, which has one of the world’s starkest digital divides for seniors.
Saudi Civil Defence lifts warnings of potential danger in four cities
CAIRO: The Saudi Civil Defence sent an all clear on Monday after issuing alerts for potential danger in four southern cities amid an uptick in attacks by Yemen’s Houthis.
Iranian leadership divided as hard-liners sabotage negotiations, Khameni still unseen - report
Khamenei has not been seen since being appointed in March after the death of his father, and while written statements and messages have been issued in his name, many have doubts.
- Iranian forces attacked ships in Hormuz without authorization.
- Supreme Leader Khamenei unseen since March, causing faction tensions.
- Hard-liners demand escalated conflict, risking economic disaster.
This year, Israel must move from its October 7 reckoning to national repair - editorial
Israel's strength depends on recognizing danger, adapting to it, and refusing to lose the moral and democratic purpose for which the country exists.
- Israel must transition from October 7 reckoning to national repair
- Three years have passed since terror attack, nation faces election
- Leaders bear responsibility for vulnerabilities, must answer for actions
Former defense minister convicted over Gwangju crackdown dies at 94
Chung Ho-yong, a former defense minister who was convicted for his role in the military crackdown on the May 18 Gwangju Democratization Movement, died Sunday. He was 94.
Sharjah-Dubai morning traffic: Congestion reported on key routes
Dubai: Motorists travelling between Sharjah and Dubai should expect delays on parts of the main highways, with traffic conditions varying across the two emirates.
National Assembly invites public views on six Education Reform Bills
The Bills seek to introduce or amend laws governing tertiary education funding and placement, teacher training, basic education, curriculum development, educational assessments and the national…
‘It’ll never be the same’: Regina family seeks justice for Rebecca Wilson
"She didn't just die. She didn't just pass away from some sickness or anything or some freak accident. She was murdered," says Katie Wilson.
Motorcycle taxi rider turns 150 baht flea market finds into 104,725 baht
Chokcherd Duangngern, 45, paid 100 baht for an old silver box and 50 baht for a bracelet at a Rangsit market. A Thanyaburi gold shop tested both and paid him 104,725 baht, enough for a new motorcycle.
Crown Prince Akishino and Prince Hisahito visit area hit by 2011 tsunami
The visit was Prince Hisahito's first to an area devastated by the disaster.
Alan Jones told prominent athlete ‘I would like to be kissing you all night’ after alleged assault, trial hears
Alleged victim tells court he froze and was ‘in disbelief’ after broadcaster kissed him on corner of his lips at public event A prominent athlete froze and was “shocked and embarrassed” when Alan…
Hanoi welcomes education leaders from across Asia for GALTI 2026
Vietnamese education authorities join international school heads and board chairs at UNIS Hanoi to examine responsible governance in an AI shaped world
Drugs marked with Gaddafi’s face seized in Libya
Libyan authorities have seized a shipment of tens of thousands of ecstasy pills, each marked with the face of ousted leader Muammar Gaddafi and smuggled in from Europe, security officials said.
Abu Dhabi Crown Prince Sheikh Khaled Wins Praise For Turning Back To 'Thank Indian Driver' While Concluding BRICS Visit; Video Viral
New Delhi: Abu Dhabi Crown Prince Sheikh Khaled bin Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan drew widespread attention for a simple gesture at the end of his India visit, when he turned back to personally thank…
'Assalamualaikum, No Vande Mataram': Complaint Filed Against IPS Officer Bushra Bano Over Religious Greetings In Official Video Statement
Kolkata: A complaint has reportedly been filed with the West Bengal Home Secretary against IPS officer Bushra Bano over the manner in which she addressed viewers in an official video statement, with…
NIS, China Immigration Agency Deepen Cooperation on Border Security
Michael Olugbode in Abuja The Nigeria Immigration Service (NIS) and China’s National Immigration Administration have explored stronger technical cooperation, intelligence sharing and capacity building…
Malaysia Charges Second UMNO Leader After Pilgrimage Fund Probe
Malaysian authorities charged former minister Jamil Khir Baharom for allegedly misappropriating 860 million ringgit ($210 million) from the Muslim pilgrimage fund Tabung Haji, making him the second…
Shopper says trolley with rice bags hit her at a supermarket and wants to press charges; store denies fault
A woman claims she was hit by a shopping cart loaded with bags of rice while shopping at a supermarket. She subsequently filed a lawsuit against the supermarket and the employee involved, seeking ...
Ex-broadcasting watchdog chief unfairly involved in YTN stake sell-off: state auditor
SEOUL, Sept. 14 (Yonhap) -- Former broadcasting and communications watchdog chie...
Brics's strength lies in being a bridge, not another bloc
For an organisation founded less than two decades ago, the Brics group of nations is displaying a maturity beyond its years.
Kedah Umno’s PAS-only approach driven by sense of threat, says analyst
Ahmad Fauzi Abdul Hamid notes that Umno failed to win a single seat in the 2023 Kedah polls.
Afridi alters tour; security tightened in capital, Punjab
• KP CM to visit deceased PTI worker today • Gatherings of five or more banned across Punjab • 23,500 cops sought for Islamabad security ahead of Sept 27 sit-in • Sanaullah warns against violence…
More than 30 missing from ferry that sank in Vanuatu
- Over thirty people missing after MV Matui ferry sank in Vanuatu.
- Fifteen survivors rescued from turbulent waters over weekend.
- Investigation focuses on ignored warnings and potential overcrowding.
Saskatoon construction snarls commutes for USask students, hospital staff
A web of construction and lane restrictions along Saskatoon's College Drive is causing traffic backlogs, putting the patience of university students and hospital staff to the test.
Money laundering ring busted for laundering proceeds from fraud groups
SEOUL, Sept. 14 (Yonhap) --- A money laundering ring has been busted for launder...
South Georgia Fisheries Protection Vessel, 20th Anniversary of Pharos SG
For the past twenty years, the Pharos SG has been a constant and vital presence in the waters surrounding South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands, safeguarding one of the most remote and…
Seoul city to operate up to 1,500 free shuttle buses amid looming bus strike
SEOUL, Sept. 14 (Yonhap) -- The Seoul metropolitan government said Monday it pla...
Mount Semeru erupts three times, sends volcanic ash 1,000m high
The highest ash column was recorded during an eruption at 6.28am local time, reaching about 4,676 metres above sea level.
Melaka assures treated water safe after suspected human remains found at Durian Tunggal Dam reserve
MELAKA, Sept 14 — The Melaka State Government has given an assurance that the safety of raw water sources and trea...
Rescuers find the final victim of the Kabardino-Balkaria avalanche, marking Russia’s deadliest mountain disaster since 2002
The body of the 17th person killed in an avalanche in Kabardino-Balkaria has been found, RIA Novosti reported, citing a representative of the regional branch of Russia’s Emergency Situations Ministry.
Philippines’ autonomous Muslim region votes for first parliament after three shot dead on eve of election
MARAWI, Sept 14 — Voters across the Philippines’ autonomous Muslim region began casting ballots for their fi...
Settlers attack French TV crew for second time in a week, Israeli activists say
Settlers attack French TV crew for second time in a week, Israeli activists say A French TV crew has been attacked for the second time this week by Israeli settlers in the occupied West Bank…
Merz Under Pressure
While Germany's Chancellor is in the Arctic, the AfD surge, coalition infighting and dismal poll numbers are undermining his position.
Phuket detains American wanted in Texas over 2022 charge
Phuket immigration officers arrested an American man in Phuket wanted in Texas over an alleged strangulation linked to domestic violence, after receiving information from the US Embassy and tracing…
Bangkok Parliament canteen damaged after ceiling gives way
A ceiling collapsed in the canteen of the Parliament building in Bangkok yesterday, September 13, damaging tables and chairs below. No injuries were reported as the incident occurred during a holiday, when government officials and staff were not using the area.
Memories of Brigadier Musa Usman
There is a popular song regularly played on Radio Kaduna in the mid-1970s, when we were school boys, but which still rings in my ears. It was, “Birgediya Musa Usman!”
- Brigadier Musa Usman born in Enugu in 1940
- Served as Military Governor of North Eastern State 59 years ago
- Educated at Nigeria Military School, UK's Sandhurst