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Netanyahu and economic officials discuss Israel's 2025 budget amid fiscal challenges from ongoing conflict, aiming for parliamentary approval by year-end amidst rising deficit concerns.

(Telecompaper) The Cyber Security Authority (CSA) in Ghana has issued its first licences and accreditation to 51 cybersecurity service providers, establishments and professionals operating in the country...

Natasha Lappa has secured a spot at the Paris 2024 Olympics, representing Cyprus in women’s windsurfing. The 22-year-old, who trains with the Limassol Nautical Club, qualified after the withdrawal of a competitor from Switzerland. As the top finisher at the Last Chance Regatta in April 2023, Lappa was next in line for an Olympic spot. […]

While PM Modi sells the dream of making India the third-largest economy in terms of GDP growth, the reality is quite different, Congress leader Pawan Khera alleged

Now he says he's getting married, and we don't want his wife living rent-free.

Scientists have detected a large underground cave near the Apollo 11 landing site on the moon. The cave, potentially 130 feet wide, could offer protection from cosmic radiation and other hazards for future lunar missions. NASA and other countries are eyeing the moon for exploration and research.

Charly Alcaraz is keen to stay at Southampton next season after spending time on loan at Juventus last term.

The relatively peaceful Jammu region has witnessed increasing violence in recent months.

1. Ofwat expands sewage probe to all water utilities in England and Wales  Financial Times
2. Sewage spill investigation extended to all water firms  BBC
3. Every water firm in England and Wales under investigation over sewage spills  The Guardian
4. All wastewater companies in England and Wales face Ofwat investigation over sewage spills  Sky News
5. Ofwat investigates all 11 water companies in England and Wales for potential illegal sewage  The Telegraph

Severn Trent, United Utilities, Dŵr Cymru Welsh Water and Hafren Dyfrdwy added to investigation

Another 200 Kenyan police officers have left for Haiti under a UN-backed mission to try to quell rampant gang violence in the troubled Caribbean nation, senior police officers said Tuesday. “We have 200 police officers who left last night, they should land in their destination of Haiti this morning,” one senior officer told AFP. “They

The final was the first game in England's campaign that Trippier did not start after Southgate opted to go with Shaw, who has only recently returned to full fitness.

MMA fans have been left in shock after a clip of a 2v2 fight in the Octagon went viral.

Tourism is a key pillar of the Thai economy and it has not fully recovered from the pandemic.

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A third child has died following a house fire in east London.

Video Passenger slaps female conductor on Maharastra bus over no seat

Arthur Welter and Cargolux, two of Luxembourg's largest companies in the transport sector, aim to gain experience with new options as they test out hydrogen lorries on Luxembourg's roads.

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New Delhi [India], July 16 (ANI): Foreign Portfolio Investors (FPIs) are responding positively to the inclusion of Indian government bonds in JP Morgan. According to a report by SBI, the aggregate holding of FPI has increased by Rs 16,990 crore since June'24 and by Rs 95,687 crore since the announcement of bond inclusion by JPMorgan ChaseCo in October 2023.The State Bank of India report released on Tuesday anticipates tha

While Ariarne Titmus, Kaylee McKeown and Mollie O'Callaghan are the big names in Australia's powerhouse swimming squad, Jack's journey "through hell" to make the grade is compelling. With the 2020 Tokyo Olympics in her sights, her world came crashing down after testing positive for the muscle growth agent ligandrol in an out-of-competition test in June 2019. She was banned for four years despite proclaiming her innocence, insisting the substance entered her system by contamination. "I won't stop until I clear my name," she vowed. Читать дальше...

He directs officials to explain reasons behind the rejection of applications. The instructions are expected to ensure there is a window for landowners to know about the status of their complaints.

1. Labour rejects JD Vance ‘first Islamist country with nuclear weapons’ remarks  The Guardian
2. Rayner dismisses US VP candidate's 'Islamist UK' claim  BBC
3. JD Vance: Donald Trump's vice president pick suggests UK is 'first Islamist country with nuclear weapons'  Sky News
4. Britain is ‘first Islamist country with nuclear weapons’ under Labour, claims Trump VP pick  The Telegraph
5. What J.D. Vance really thinks about Europe  POLITICO Europe

A type of rock found under every continent holds the potential key to permanently trapping planet-warming carbon dioxide under the Earth’s surface.