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In addition to showcasing advanced armaments, the presence of international guests at the parade highlights the contributions of those who supported China's victory, underscoring the enduring spirit of mutual assistance during times of hardship.
After nearly 15 years in foster care, 19-year-old Cozy, the longest-waiting child in Arkansas’ system, was officially adopted by Tim and Anna Dietrich.
India's drive to blend more biofuels with petrol has helped the country cut millions of tonnes of carbon dioxide emissions and save precious dollar reserves.
Two of the Caribbean’s largest democracies are preparing for high stakes contests next month, as Guyana and Jamaica head to the polls in early September to decide their political futures.
The historic Kericho Wagon Works, first established in 1925 by the revered Sikh saint Sant Baba Puran Singh Ji, celebrated its 100th anniversary with a landmark relaunch at its original workshop on Isaac Salat Road (formerly Garage Road).
U.S. secretaries of state have long paid visits to other countries bearing gifts, and receiving them, on behalf of Americans.
The CTO (Caribbean Tourism Organization) will be highlighting its leadership in sustainable tourism at CARIFESTA XV, the Caribbean Festival of the Arts, taking place from August 22–31, 2025, in Barbados.
NATO nations are committed to revitalizing the alliance by spending 5% of gross domestic product (GDP) on defence.
Coastal Mississippi Tourism, the Destination Marketing Organisation for Hancock, Harrison, and Jackson Counties on the Mississippi Gulf Coast, is officially welcoming travellers aboard the new Amtrak Mardi Gras Service.
The US is seeking to procure cobalt worth up to $500 million for defence stockpiles amid the country's move to boost its critical mineral supplies.
The Caribbean Tourism Organization (CTO) will spotlight its leadership in sustainable tourism at CARIFESTA XV, the Caribbean Festival of the Arts, scheduled for August 22–31, 2025, in Barbados.
The honour was bestowed during the Kericho (Kipsigis) Peace Festival Ceremony on 15 July 2025, attended by dignitaries from Kenya, the UK, USA, Botswana, Zambia, faith leaders, and the wider community.
On 20 August 2025, Bhai Sahib (Prof.) Mohinder Singh Ji OBE KSG MGH, Chair of Guru Nanak Nishkam Sewak Jatha (GNNSJ-UK), and delegation, were received by His Excellency, Hakainde Hichilema, President of the Republic of Zambia, at State House in Lusaka.
Dublin Chamber condemns the recent spate of attacks on individuals across the city.
CARIFESTA XV, the Caribbean Festival of the Arts, opens this week in Barbados under the theme “Caribbean Roots; Global Excellence”.
In a landmark step towards transforming correctional facilities into centres of dignity and rehabilitation, Guru Nanak Nishkam Sewak Jatha (GNNSJ), through its Nishkam Projects Kericho initiative, has funded and delivered a fully equipped modern kitchen and dining facility at Kericho Women’s Prison, in Kenya.
