Israeli occupation forces conducted raids across the West Bank, arresting multiple Palestinians in Jenin, Ramallah, Qalqilya, and al-Khalil. In Sa’ir, arrests followed settler attacks on homes and property.
Elected to baseball's Hall of Fame more than 17 years after his final game, Jeff Kent couldn't control his emotions.
Fight to build new Glasgow pub to replace bar which closed in 2013 - The Herald
Thousands evacuated from Thai-Cambodia border as Thailand launches airstrikes on military targets
Review- Jacob Alon, Mackintosh Church, Glasgow, four stars - The Herald
Morning. I went back this morning to try and find something I thought I’d written in our big season preview back in August, but it must have been elsewhere. Maybe it was something I said on the podcast. I can’t recall exactly, and I don’t suppose it matters too much really. Basically though, my contention […]
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Delhi woman settles the Kannada debate in Bengaluru with message of respect
Investors are closely watching sectors like banking, manufacturing, auto distribution, and aviation after a recent rate cut. Analysts see temporary margin pressure for banks and potential opportunities in auto distribution. However, aviation faces further challenges. Digital platforms are preferred over insurers. Domestic institutions are buying IT stocks as foreign investors sell.
Market expert Nischal Maheshwari advises investors to focus on fundamentals amidst market volatility. He notes large-cap growth remains single-digit, banks are poised for margin improvement, and the Kaynes saga signals a shift towards balance sheet scrutiny. While InterGlobe Aviation faces further pain, platform insurers are preferred over general insurers.
People with a migration background accounted for more than 5 percent of South Korea's total population in 2024, marking a slight increase from the previous year, government data showed Monday.
The project was presented by the kingdom's Minister of Defense.
Extremist Jewish settlers stormed the Aqsa Mosque in Occupied Jerusalem on Sunday, with 223 entering under police protection and 446 others posing as tourists. Some settlers performed provocative Talmudic rituals inside the holy site. Meanwhile, Israeli police imposed strict restrictions, preventing many Muslim worshipers from entering.
Here is everything we know about the World Cup matches in Miami, including dates, start times and locations.
The Albanese government’s $300 power bill subsidy will be scrapped at the end of the year, Treasurer Jim Chalmers has announced.
Here is everything we know about the World Cup matches in Kansas City, including dates, start times and locations.
Australia secured a commanding eight-wicket victory over England at The Gabba, taking a 2-0 Ashes lead. Stand-in captain Steve Smith playfully deflected questions about a heated on-field exchange with Jofra Archer, stating it was 'none of your business'. The win was bolstered by strong performances from Mitchell Starc and a maiden five-wicket haul from Michael Neser.
The SNP's grooming gang review is exploiting survivors - The Herald
Millionaire Tory donor Malcolm Offord defects to Reform - The Herald
MSP suspended from Labour says conduct probe has made life hell - The Herald
Sex predator guilty of 'industrial level of grooming' against 15 women - The Herald
'Nigel Farage not a racist' insists Reform's newest defector - The Herald
The Embassy of the State of Palestine in Bolivia, at the invitation of the head of the Arab community in Santa Cruz, participated in a charity event organized by the Arab community, attended by a large number of members of the Palestinian and Arab community as well as Bolivian civil society representatives. The event aims to support the stability of community members who were evacuated from Gaza through the Bolivian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and help them return to normal life.
Twelve Maoists, including notorious CCM leader Ramdher Majji with a Rs 1 crore bounty, surrendered in Chhattisgarh’s Khairagarh district, handing over weapons and dealing a major blow to the MMC zone’s Maoist network.
NHS Fife hires external PR experts ahead of Sandie Peggie ruling - The Herald