Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim urges Malaysians to prioritize crucial matters such as economic growth and attracting investments instead of getting caught up in trivial disputes like the bak kut teh controversy and canteen issues.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu criticized Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer for calling for a new government in Israel amid the ongoing conflict with Hamas, stating that it is inappropriate for the US to try to replace the elected leadership of a sister democracy.
President Joe Biden requested applause from the audience during his St. Patrick's Day remarks at the White House and praised Senator Chuck Schumer's speech criticizing Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
Members of the Kennedy clan celebrate St. Patrick's Day with President Biden, excluding Robert F. Kennedy Jr., who is mounting his own independent campaign for the White House.
Russian President Vladimir Putin has claimed that he had agreed to a prisoner swap involving Alexei Navalny before the opposition leader's sudden death in an Arctic prison, stating that he agreed to the swap under the condition that Navalny did not return.
The ruling PML-N accuses the PTI of running a smear campaign against the country's martyrs, but the PTI denies the allegation and says it is a patriotic party.
The alliance meeting between TDP, Jana Sena, and BJP called Prajagalam had a disappointing turnout compared to the successful 'Siddham' meetings of YCP, despite not facing any obstacles from the Jagan government.
The impeachment of former Kisii Deputy Governor Robert Monda has exposed Kenya Kwanza's vulnerabilities, forcing President William Ruto to reconsider his strategy in penetrating the Kisii region, which is considered an opposition stronghold, and potentially leading to an overhaul of his team by removing divisive and arrogant regional leaders.
The UK government, led by Prime Minister Rishi Sunak, plans to create up to 20,000 more apprenticeships by fully funding training for young people and reducing red tape for small businesses, with the government paying the full cost of apprenticeships for those aged 21 or under at small firms starting from April 1st.
A DAP MP urges against making threats regarding the KK Mart controversy over socks with the word Allah, as it will only divide society further and negatively impact workers and the economy.
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Former Utah Governor Mike Leavitt has released a four-volume memoir that reflects on his experiences in government and provides a guide for policymakers on how to overcome obstacles and move forward.
Democratic Senator Chris Van Hollen criticized Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's allegations that UNRWA is a proxy for Hamas, asserting that they are false and part of Netanyahu's attempt to dismantle the agency.
The fast-tracking of Hong Kong's Article 23 bill, which carries life imprisonment for serious offences, is seen as a strategic move to catch foreign powers off guard and minimize the potential impact of any punitive actions or smear campaigns against the city, with the aim of addressing Hong Kong's economic woes and jump-starting recovery after the Covid-19 pandemic, according to insiders.
Rishi Sunak will attempt to reassure Conservative MPs about his leadership amidst speculation that there may be attempts to remove him from Downing Street before the election, with his allies urging colleagues to have confidence in the party leadership and stay the course.
Osun State Governor, Ademola Adeleke, has finally moved into the Okefia Government House after over a year, stating his commitment to upgrading state assets and completing inherited projects.
A new Chinese textbook on ethnic affairs suggests that policies promoting ethnic integration and affirmative action for ethnic minorities will be rolled back, emphasizing a shift towards a sense of national unity and cultural assimilation.
Russian President Vladimir Putin expressed agreement with the idea of a prisoner swap involving Alexei Navalny, the deceased opposition leader, and individuals imprisoned in Western countries.
The Tories' panic-stricken plot to replace Rishi Sunak and crown Penny Mordaunt as leader is driven by the fear of a landslide victory for Keir Starmer's Labour, which would result in decades of woke Labour rule and a collapse of trust in politics and politicians.
Negotiations over the annual Homeland Security Department spending bill are causing a delay in a bipartisan deal to fund the government and avoid a shutdown.
House Oversight Committee chairman James Comer threatened that the GOP could make criminal recommendations after Hunter Biden's attorney dismissed an invite to appear for a public hearing, implying potential legal consequences for the Bidens.
The Biden administration is welcoming six new countries to a US-led pact to combat phone-hacking spyware, amid a growing number of cases involving American government personnel being targeted by this technology, which poses significant national security and counterintelligence threats.
The handling of recent controversies and the lack of public support has sparked doubts about Rishi Sunak's ability to remain as Prime Minister among some Tory MPs, leading to speculation of a possible leadership challenge before the next general election.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu denies claims of being an obstacle to peace in Gaza and dismisses Senator Chuck Schumer's call for Israelis to vote him out of power as "totally inappropriate,” stating that it is up to the Israeli public to determine their own leadership.
Former US president Donald Trump continues to evade blame for not directly accusing President Vladimir Putin of the killing of Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny, stating that he does not know about it and calling the death "unusual."
The corruption-focused impeachment inquiry into President Joe Biden is expected to result in multiple criminal referrals, according to House Oversight Chairman James Comer.
Former U.S. Speaker of the House Rep. Nancy Pelosi questions how much more American voters need to see of Donald Trump's actions and rhetoric to realize that it does not represent what the country stands for.
The NDP is set to vote on a motion asking the Canadian government to officially recognize Palestine as a state, highlighting the divisions within Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's Liberal caucus over the Israel-Hamas conflict.
Former Justice Secretary Sir Robert Buckland is considering supporting House of Lords amendments to the Rwanda Bill, which would require the government to prove that Rwanda is safe for migrants before deportation flights commence, raising concerns that the legislation may be a legal fiction.
Former President Donald Trump falsely claimed at a campaign rally that he released a tape of his phone call with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, angering Democratic Rep. Nancy Pelosi, but no such tape exists.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi interrupted Jana Sena Party president Pawan Kalyan's speech in an election rally in Andhra Pradesh's Palnadu district to urge people climbing on a tower to come down, expressing concern for their safety and stating that their photos had already been taken by the media.
Having Raila Odinga as the African Union chairman is part of a plan to promote free trade in Africa, according to President William Ruto, as it will improve the economies of individual countries and their citizens.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi's speech in Chilakaluripeta today fell short of satisfying the TDP and Jana Sena members as he refrained from personally criticizing YS Jagan Mohan Reddy, leading to an amusing translation by Purandeshwari to please the audience.
Lawmakers from both parties misinterpreted the findings of special counsel Robert Hur's report on President Biden's classified records investigation, incorrectly suggesting that charges were declined due to memory issues or that the report cleared the president entirely, leading to a lack of credibility on both sides.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu criticizes Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer for interfering in Israeli politics and trying to replace the elected leadership, stating that the US should not dictate how another country conducts its elections.
Militants using Afghan soil are conducting attacks in Pakistan, resulting in the death of seven army soldiers, according to Defence Minister Khawaja Asif.
Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Chief Minister Ali Amin Gandapur has prepared a comprehensive plan to restore law and order in the province, in response to the increase in terror activities in Pakistan, particularly in KP and Balochistan.
The Kenyan National Assembly has given President William Ruto the authority to appoint an unlimited number of Chief Administrative Secretaries (CAS) after reconsidering a proposed Bill to cap the positions at 22, despite dissenting opinions that the creation of CAS positions will burden taxpayers and lead to conflicts of roles.
Former PTI leader Sher Afzal Marwat admitted that corruption was rampant in his party's previous government in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, saying that people became trillionaires through corruption, and also revealed that former KP chief minister Mahmood Khan earns Rs2.5 million daily from one of his mines.
London Mayor Sadiq Khan is accused of "rank hypocrisy" for calling on the Conservative Party to return donations, while he himself has not returned a controversial donation he received from a restaurant fined for employing illegal workers.
Christine Blasey Ford, who accused Brett Kavanaugh of sexual assault, discusses the consequences she faced, including death threats and the need for constant security, for coming forward in her new memoir "One Way Home."
Eight lawmakers in Zamfara State House of Assembly claim they have been forced into hiding by political thugs after exposing the state's increasing insecurity.
Minister in the Prime Minister's Department (Religious Affairs) urges Muslims to remain calm and allow authorities to investigate the controversial issue of socks printed with the word "Allah"; emphasizes the sensitivity of the issue during the holy month of Ramadan and hopes for no repetition of such incidents.
Nigerian senator, Ned Nwoko, confirms receiving N1 billion for constituency projects amidst allegations of budget padding in the country's bicameral National Assembly.
Veteran journalist Rita Tinina, who passed away suddenly, was remembered by State House Spokesperson Hussein Mohamed for bailing him out during a time of need in his career, displaying grace and kindness. Tinina's body was found at her apartment in Kileleshwa, and the cause of death is still unknown.
President Biden's proposed budget for fiscal year 2025 includes a $1.3 billion increase for the Social Security Administration and aims to strengthen the federal program by asking high-income Americans to pay more, but the likelihood of these changes being implemented is low due to opposition from Republicans in the U.S. House of Representatives.
President Biden has proposed increasing the budget for the Social Security Administration (SSA) to improve service to recipients and wants to work with Congress to strengthen the program, with popular support for making high-income earners pay more in payroll taxes, although his plans may face opposition in the GOP-controlled House of Representatives.
Jesse Lingard's manager at FC Seoul, Kim Gi-dong, warns the midfielder that his "name value has no meaning" after a disappointing display off the bench, despite his positive impact on the popularity of the K League.
Former Tory Party leader Sir Iain Duncan Smith has called on MPs to support the Prime Minister and demonstrate unity to the public, emphasizing the need to focus on winning the upcoming election rather than avoiding defeat.
Psychology professor Christine Blasey Ford speaks out about the cost of coming forward with sexual assault allegations against Brett Kavanaugh, including death threats and the need for round-the-clock security.