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The ferry service connecting Nagapattinam in India and Kankesanthurai in Sri Lanka has been suspended following an engine failure incident. The suspension disrupts civilian passenger and cargo transport between the two neighboring countries.

New Zealand's olive industry has signaled confidence that the sector can absorb the failure of a major Wairarapa-based processor ahead of the upcoming harvest season, despite the loss of processing capacity at a critical time.

The Department of Corrections has faced criticism for failing to develop a clear contingency plan in response to rising fuel costs, raising questions about the agency's operational readiness.

Prise lors du conseil des ministres du mercredi 6 mai, la décision intervient alors que l'institution créée en 2001 faisait l'objet de nombreuses critiques, notamment dans la classe politique. Si aucune information n’a été donnée sur le mécanisme de gestion des élections appelé à la remplacer, « l'objectif est de garantir de façon durable l'organisation d'élections apaisées », a déclaré le ministre porte-parole du gouvernement, Amadou Coulibaly.

Teacher censured after failing to report drink driving convictions to Teaching Council A teacher has been censured after a "serious and sustained" spree of extreme drink-driving, including twice being caught at five times the legal limit in just 48 hours.

Mexico players given World Cup training ultimatum The Mexican Football Federation has told Liga MX players they will be dropped from the country's World Cup squad if they fail to report for a training camp and instead stay with their clubs.

Man held for deportation after failure to identify: South Euclid Police Blotter Upon a traffic stop for a stop sign violation April 30, the driver said that he did not have a driver’s license. He said that the car belonged to his brother and he only provided officers with an international passport. Officers could not properly identify him with the passport, so University Heights police brought a fingerprint scanner to the scene, but that too proved unsuccessful.

Dans un contexte régional en pleine recomposition, où les tensions géopolitiques redessinent les circuits du commerce et de la logistique, le ministre du Commerce et du Développement des exportations, Samir Abid, a réuni, mercredi 6 mai 2026 en soirée, les représentants commerciaux tunisiens déployés dans plusieurs capitales arabes pour faire le point sur leur activité,... L’article Face aux secousses géopolitiques, Samir Abid mobilise le réseau commercial tunisien dans le monde arabe est apparu en premier sur Business News .

La pluie qui s’est abattue sur la capitale guinéenne dans la nuit du lundi 4 au mardi 5 mai 2026 a, une nouvelle fois, mis à nu les failles systémiques de la gestion des déchets. En haute banlieue, le réveil a été amer pour les usagers, confrontés à des chaussées submergées par des flots d’immondices. […]

C’est devenu une habitude en France. Au moindre fait divers commis par une personne portant un prénom à consonance maghrébine ou musulmane, c’est toute la communauté qui se retrouve désignée coupable sur les réseaux sociaux et les médias extrémistes. Et lorsque c’est un Algérien qui est mis en cause, le déferlement de haine et de racisme […] L’article France : quand un fait divers devient un prétexte anti-algérien est apparu en premier sur TSA .

La chambre criminelle spécialisée dans les affaires de terrorisme près le tribunal de première instance de Tunis a rendu son verdict

C’est une affaire qui secoue actuellement la toile camerounaise. Début mai, une vidéo diffusée sur les réseaux sociaux montrait un homme violemment battu à coups de fouet au sein d'un supermarché chinois. Le PDG de l'entreprise a été auditionné puis relâché et plusieurs personnes accusées dans cette affaire sont aux arrêts. Le ministre du travail a fait une descente sur le terrain apaiser la situation devant des manifestants qui dénoncent des cas de maltraitance.

Kerr and Quinn join campaign for FAI boycott of Israel Brian Kerr and Louise Quinn among 38 high-profile supporters of the Stop the Game campaign by Irish Sport for Palestine

Egypt reaffirms full support for Somalia’s sovereignty Minister of Foreign Affairs, International Cooperation and Egyptian Expatriates Badr Abdelatty reaffirmed, Tuesday, May 5, 2026, Egypt’s full support for the unity, sovereignty, and territorial integrity of Somalia during a phone call on Tuesday with his Somali counterpart Abdisalam Ali. Abdelatty stressed Egypt’s firm rejection of any unilateral actions that could undermine Somalia’s sovereignty or … The post Egypt reaffirms full support for Somalia’s sovereignty appeared first on Egypt Independent .

Deux personnes ont été blessées lundi 4 mai à Kénitra, à la suite de l’effondrement d’une partie d’un bâtiment en cours de démolition sur l’avenue Mohammed Diouri, en plein centre-ville. D’après des sources locales contactées par nos confrères d’Al3Omk, une portion de l’édifice, qui faisait l’objet de travaux à l’aide d’engins lourds, s’est soudainement écroulée,...

US failed to set back Iran’s nuclear program – Reuters Iran’s nuclear breakout time remains the same as last year despite US-Israeli strikes, Reuters has reported, citing intel assessments Read Full Article at RT.com

EN COLABORACIÓN CON FUNDACIÓN ”LA CAIXA” Como resultado de 120 años de compromiso con la salud, la investigación y el impulso del talento, el pasado viernes 24 de abril, Fundación ”la Caixa” inauguró el CaixaResearch Institute . El instituto es el primer centro de investigación especializado en inmunología de España y Portugal. El acto, celebrado en la misma sede, contó con la presencia de S. M. el Rey Felipe VI, el presidente de la Generalitat de Cataluña, Salvador Illa; la ministra de Sanidad, Mónica García; el delegado del Gobierno en Cataluña, Carlos Prieto, y el presidente de Fundación ”la Caixa”, Isidro Fainé. La inmunología se sitúa en el núcleo del estudio de patologías complejas como el cáncer, las enfermedades neurológicas o las infecciones, entre otras. Con una inversión de 100 millones de euros destinada a su construcción, el nuevo instituto aspira a convertirse en un centro internacional de referencia en investigación traslacional , una disciplina clave que está redefiniendo la forma de comprender y abordar las enfermedades. Una disciplina médica transversal El sistema inmunitario es la primera barrera de defensa del organismo. Por su carácter transversal, la inmunolog

Latvian Foreign Ministry receives historic gift from Ireland The Latvian Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA) has received a unique document linked to the first Foreign Minister of Latvia, Zigfrīds Anna Meierovics, as a gift, reports Latvian Television.

UI sues to overturn ruling opposing Fairfield-Bridgeport transmission line The lawsuit alleges that political pressure influenced the Siting Council's decision last year to oppose the project.

Bankrupt discount carrier Spirit Airlines ceased operations on Saturday, the industry’s first casualty linked to the Iran war, after failing to secure creditor support for a US government bailout plan. The collapse of the carrier following a doubling in jet fuel prices during the two-month-old Iran war will cost thousands of jobs. It is a blow to US President Donald Trump, who had proposed US$500 million to save Spirit despite opposition from some of his closest advisers and many Republicans in...

ISLAMABAD: Saudi Arabia has set the minimum age of pilgrims for Haj this year as 15, the religious affairs ministry said on Saturday. In a letter, the ministry referred to the Saudi government’s directives that “no flight departing from any country to Saudi Arabia shall be permitted to carry any pilgrim” under the age of 15 years (as of May 27, 2026 / Zilhaj 9, 1447 AH). The restrictions will be effective from 12am on May 3, 2026 (Monday).

Sudan Nashra: Democratic Bloc convention fails to resolve divisive issues, participants say | RSF abuses in Tina villages trigger new displacement wave | Tawila-bound aid truck struck, shipment destroyed | RSF seizes Blue Nile’s Keili, pushes north Subscribe to our Lens on Sudan newsletter here. A surge in violence over the past week has swept through the village belt of North Darfur’s Tina locality and nearby areas, as abuses by Rapid Support Forces (RSF) fighters against civilians drive yet another wave of displacement, according to two Darfur regional government officials. The escalation is the latest in a cycle that has persisted since Fasher fell in late October, […] The post Sudan Nashra: Democratic Bloc convention fails to resolve divisive issues, participants say | RSF abuses in Tina villages trigger new displacement wave | Tawila-bound aid truck struck, shipment destroyed | RSF seizes Blue Nile’s Keili, pushes north first appeared on Mada Masr .

The federal Local Food Purchase Assistance cooperative agreement program, which funds locally grown food for food banks and other feeding programs, is ending two years ahead of schedule. A customer is shown shopping at a farmers' market in Fairfield, California as this program faces discontinuation.

La Fundación ”la Caixa” culmina más de 120 años de apoyo a la investigación con la inauguración del ‘CaixaResearch Institute’ El CaixaResearch Institute ya es una realidad. Gracias al impulso del presidente de Isidro Fainé, presidente de la Fundación “la Caixa”, este nuevo centro se posiciona como el primer instituto especializado en inmunología de España y Portugal y uno de los más ambiciosos de Europa. Con una inversión de 100 millones de euros, 20.000 m² de instalaciones punteras y capacidad para acoger a 500 profesionales (425 de ellos científicos), el instituto nace con una vocación clara: situar la inmunología en el centro de la investigación biomédica para generar conocimiento transversal que se traduzca en mejores diagnósticos, tratamientos y estrategias de prevención. Frente al Museo de la Ciencia CosmoCaixa y conectado por los nuevos Jardines Francesc Moragas, el centro busca romper barreras entre investigación y sociedad. Su diseño, a cargo de TAC Arquitectes, combina máxima funcionalidad científica con criterios de sostenibilidad (

After the Fall: Orban’s System Unravels as Fidesz Faces Existential Crisis With support collapsing, its leadership in limbo and no clear path back to power, Hungary’s once-invincible former ruling party confronts the possibility of long-term decline and irrelevance. There remain the faithful, however.

Romania’s interim transport minister announces plans to terminate contract of Bucharest subway director Interim transport minister Radu Miruță announced on April 29 that he decided to convene the Board of Directors of Metrorex, the operator of the Bucharest subway, in order to terminate the contract of the company’s general manager, Mariana Miclăuș. The minister also said that the subway ticket will no longer increase in price from RON 5 to RON 7 from May 1, as previously announced , because he signed an order that "interrupts" this increase. “Since we’ve already started looking into the internal workings of the Metrorex network, I have decided to convene the company’s Board of Directors, through the General Meeting of Shareholders, in order to terminate the mandate of the CEO for failing to meet the financial performance indicators agreed with the ministry, targets that were accepted but not achieved.

BUV Career Fair 2026 offers fast track to multinational firms for students Career Fair 2026 hosted by British University Vietnam (BUV) served as a recruitment platform linking students with early fast-track opportunities, shortening their career path to joining multinational corporations while still at university.

Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Saar has said Ukraine failed to provide evidence that Israel is buying “stolen” grain from Russia Read Full Article at RT.com

Farmers report serious problems with fertilizer distribution including delivery delays, suspected embezzlement, and lack of transparency in the system. Their exclusion from the process and inability to access adequate fertilizers is causing crop failures and widespread frustration among agricultural communities.

US citizens shot by ICE beg Congress to rein in federal immigration agents WASHINGTON — Nearly all Republicans on the House Homeland Security Committee failed to show up for a Wednesday hearing convened by Democrats to highlight President Donald Trump’s aggressive tactics in his mass deportation campaign that have ensnared U.S. citizens. It marked a rare full committee hearing that Democrats were allowed to conduct because of Minority […]

Housing, data center legislation dies on final day of 2026 session FRANKFORT — In the final hours of this year’s legislative session, Republicans sent more legislation to the governor but failed to pass bills aimed at tackling the state’s housing shortage and protecting ratepayers from bearing the costs of supplying electricity to data centers. The legislature also restored funding to public universities that it had earlier […]

In late March, a handful of Black faith leaders gathered on the steps of the Alabama State House to protest a bill that could allow the state to seize control of the police force in the capital of Montgomery. Supporters of the Republican-sponsored proposal cast it as a response to Montgomery’s police officer shortage and […]

Govt extends Hajj 2026 dues deadline by three days Muslim pilgrims circle the Kaaba and pray at the Grand mosque in the holy city of Makkah.— ReutersMinistry of Religion Affairs and Interfaith Harmony on Monday announced a three-day extension in the deadline for submission of Hajj 2026 dues, describing it as a final opportunity for...

The low participation of women in the security and defence services was the central theme of a workshop held on Thursday 18 July in Kinshasa. This observation stems from the failure to take into account parity in these areas. The objective of this workshop was to increase the presence of women in these sectors. The work was organized by MONUSCO in collaboration with the School of Criminology of the University of Kinshasa. Organizers and participants analyzed together the causes of this low participation of women in the security, defence and prison services sectors. Grâce Kativa, assistant at the BCGTCB (Office of Consultation, Citizen Participation and Development), took part in this workshop. She explained the root cause of this situation: “These are cultural barriers. As Bantus, from an early age, when we talk about the army, we say to ourselves that it is a man's job. It's to lift these barriers that we are fighting as part of security sector reform. Raoul Kenge-Kenge, Director of the School of Criminology at the University of Kinshasa, stressed the importance of inclusive participation in these sectors: “Reform is a comprehensive process. It must involve all people, all genders