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A nine-story building under construction in Angeles City, Philippines, collapsed, killing at least one Malaysian national and trapping over 20 people. Rescue operations are underway, with authorities investigating the cause and urging the owner to cooperate.
Andy Burnham, Mayor of Greater Manchester, is reportedly seeking advice from Sue Gray, former chief of staff to Keir Starmer, on how to form a future Labour government. This move suggests preparations for a potential Labour administration.
Kurds in the region are reportedly still under fire despite a ceasefire, raising concerns that a potential new deal involving Iran and the US might not halt Iranian-backed attacks and could pressure Iraq's central government.
The University of Mines and Technology (UMaT) has announced its commitment to training 1,000 coders this academic year, following the graduation of 95 students, to support the government’s digitalisation agenda.
According to a former diplomat, US wartime demands have collapsed, leaving President Trump empty-handed and leading to significant shifts in regional power dynamics.
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi assured Hezbollah chief Naim Qassem that Tehran would continue to back its proxies, as Lebanon emerges as a key issue in US ceasefire negotiations.
Tens of thousands of students and citizens protested in Belgrade, demanding new elections and expressing dissatisfaction with the government. The demonstrations saw clashes with police, resulting in injuries and arrests, while independent observers estimated a massive turnout.
US President Trump has issued a fresh warning to Tehran regarding nuclear weapons, emphasizing that Iran 'must understand' it cannot possess them, even as the US and Iran reportedly make progress towards a peace deal.
The Centre for the Promotion of Private Enterprise (CPPE) has cautioned against Nigeria's continued reliance on unrestricted fuel imports, citing its negative impact on foreign reserves, exchange rate stability, fiscal leakages, and the collapse of local refineries.
One of the designated spokesmen for the House of Representatives' prosecution team appealed to Senator Panfilo Lacson to remain in the Senate, emphasizing the government's need for public servants of his integrity.
Gold prices are expected to remain steady this week, influenced by US-Iran talks and upcoming US economic data.
Cuban-American lawmakers are warning that Cuba is on the brink of collapse, presenting the Trump administration with a unique opportunity to reshape the future of the Western Hemisphere.
Heavy rainstorms in China's Chongqing have caused severe flooding, resulting in three deaths and 17 people missing. Additionally, a building under construction collapsed in the Philippines, leaving one dead and 21 missing.
The Lagos State Government has arrested 931 individuals for environmental offences over the past year, intensifying enforcement efforts to improve air quality across the state.
A UK government advisor highlights that young Britons are struggling to adapt to modern workplace demands, citing rising anxiety, depression, and technology dependence as key challenges, and suggests flexible work and mental health support.
Ghana is considering a modified taxation scheme as a way to achieve inclusive tax administration, recognizing that taxes account for over 60% of total government revenue needed to fund essential services.
The Mekedatu Dam dispute has emerged as the initial political challenge for Vijay's government in Tamil Nadu, following Karnataka Deputy Chief Minister DK Shivakumar's announcement to submit a revised project report.
The High Court will hold a hearing on petitions challenging the government's decision to close the Galatz radio station, with the Attorney-General warning of broader implications for press freedom.