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Zelensky asked First Deputy PM Yulia Svyrydenko on Monday to lead a new government and proposed the current PM take over as defence minister.
The couple went to live ‘off-grid’ in 2022 when Constance Marten was pregnant after their previous children were taken into care.
The National Anti-Corruption Commission has set up an investigation panel and there is ‘no time frame’.
It fired the rocket system during its joint live-fire exercise involving the US, Singapore, Japan, France and South Korea.
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The faster faster-than-expected year-on-year growth comes despite a weak global outlook and US tariffs, but officials warn of slower growth ahead.
Buhari first led Nigeria as a military ruler after a coup in 1983. He is expected to be buried in his home state of Katsina, officials said.
Biya, the world’s oldest serving head of state, came to power more than 4 decades ago in 1982, when his predecessor Ahmadou Ahidjo resigned.
8 Palestinians, most of them children, were killed. Israel said the missile had been intended to hit an Islamic Jihad militant in the area.
Food exporters are worried additional import taxes could push up prices of their products beyond the reach of inflation-strapped US shoppers.
Mahathir has a history of heart problems and was most recently hospitalised in October for a respiratory infection.
Lawmakers had proscribed the group under anti-terrorism legislation after some members broke into a Royal Air Force base and damaged planes.
The US president targeted the American talk show host after she criticised his administration’s actions in wake of the deadly Texas floods.
Thousands of medical students walked out of school in early 2024 in opposition to a government plan to add thousands of new spots at medical schools.
Russia launched its fourth major aerial assault this month, unleashing almost 600 drones and 26 missiles across Ukraine, killing two people.
Hesai, the world’s largest maker of automotive lidar sensors, was added to the Pentagon’s blacklist last year.
The US State Department said it knew of the Palestinian-American’s reported death but declined to comment ‘out of respect’ for his family.
The technology holds future potential for addressing surgeon shortages and improving care quality.
He and his brothers are accused of reviving the Sinaloa Cartel after their father’s arrest by embracing fentanyl.
Search teams have combed through muddy debris looking for the dozens still missing, but no new survivors have been found since the first day.
The ‘America First’ overhaul comes as Washington grapples with wars in Ukraine and Gaza, Israel-Iran tensions and China’s growing influence.
State Department tells staffers that lay-off notices are coming after Supreme Court clears way for cuts.
The ship Eternity C was the second Greek bulk carrier sunk this week by the Iran-aligned rebels.
Chinese internet users are generally positive over the announcement, with many trying to guess which character Michelle Yeoh will voice.
Pharmaceutical supply chains account for more than 10 per cent of Singapore’s exports to the US.
The US buys about 40 per cent of the country’s apparel exports, helping to pull in US$1.9 billion last year.
OpenAI’s browser is designed to keep some user interactions within a ChatGPT-like native interface instead of clicking through to websites.
‘Fortress Russia’ uses a host of mechanisms to take major assets as Moscow weathers Western attempts to sink its economy.
The South Korean giant lost its global smartphone crown to Apple in 2023, and faces growing competition from Huawei and Honor.
Francesca Albanese, who has called Israel’s Gaza war ‘genocidal’, dismisses US sanctions as ‘mafia style intimidation’.
