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OUTCOME OF WAR IN UKRAINE COULD HAVE BEARING IN ASIA – Says NATO’s Rutte NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte warned on Wednesday (April 9) that China is closely watching the ongoing war in Ukraine and that the outcome of the war could have a substantial impact on security in Asia. Speaking at Keio university in Tokyo, Rutte said the conflict highlighted the links in the European and Pacific security environments. “If we allow Putin to use force to achieve his aims, it will not go unnoticed. It’s Ukraine today. It could be East Asia tomorrow,” he said. The NATO chief…

ASSISTED DYING VOTE DELAYED BY THREE WEEKS – To give MPs time to consider changes The next vote on legislation to introduce assisted dying in England and Wales has been delayed by three weeks to give MPs on all sides more time to consider its changes, the MP leading the issue has said. The bill, which has undergone a significant number of changes since the initial vote in November, will now return to the Commons on 16 May, instead of 25 April, for its report stage and votes if time allows. In a letter to parliamentary colleagues the day before…

KOMPANY NOT USING BAYERN INJURY CRISIS AS AN EXCUSE – Manager Vincent Kompany has complete faith in those that are available Bayern Munich will be missing several key players in today’s Champions League quarter-final first leg clash at home to Inter Milan, but manager Vincent Kompany has complete faith in those that are available. Already without goalkeeper Manuel Neuer, defenders Hiroki Ito, Alphonso Davies and Dayot Upamecano, and forward Kingsley Coman, Kompany lost midfielder Jamal Musiala to a thigh injury in Friday’s 3-1 Bundesliga win over Augsburg. “We’ve now found ourselves in a situation that we like to be in,…

APPLE APPEALING AGAINST UK GOVERNMENT’S ‘BACK DOOR’ ORDER – The ruling follows a hearing last month where details of the case were kept private Apple is appealing against a British government order to create a “back door” to its encrypted cloud storage systems, the Investigatory Powers Tribunal (IPT) confirmed. The IPT said in a written judgment that it had refused an application by the British government that “the bare details of the case,” including that it was brought by Apple; be kept private. The ruling follows a hearing in London last month, which was held in secret with media not…

SOUTH KOREA TO HOLD SNAP PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION ON JUNE 3 – Following the removal from office of Yoon Suk Yeol last week  South Korea’s government approved June 3 as the date for a snap presidential election on Tuesday, following the removal from office of Yoon Suk Yeol last week over his short-lived declaration of martial law. The cabinet agreed the date on Tuesday after discussions with the National Election Commission since it needed to approve a public holiday for the election. “This is an election to select the next president within a short period of 60 days. Given the unprecedented…

ROMANIA PRESIDENTIAL NOMINEE VOWS END TO UKRAINE GRAIN EXPORT- Romania to hold re-run of presidential election in May Romanian presidential candidate Victor Ponta has stated that he would stop Ukrainian grain exports via the country’s Black Sea ports if elected to protect local farmers, but pledged to defend neighbouring Moldova in case of a Russian attack. Romania, a European Union and NATO member state, will hold a re-run of its presidential election in May, and Bucharest’s role in NATO and the EU, as well as its aid to neighbouring Ukraine is currently in the spotlight. Romania has helped to export…

BRITAIN’S KING CHARLES, QUEEN CAMILLA ARRIVE IN ITALY FOR STATE VISIT – Charles and Camilla mark 20th anniversary with photos in Rome King Charles and his wife Queen Camilla landed at Rome’s Ciampino airport on Monday (April 7) for a 4-day state visit to Italy. It is the 17th official visit by Charles to Italy and his first overseas trip this year as he continues to undergo treatment for cancer. It coincides with the 20th wedding anniversary of Charles and Camilla, who married on April 9, 2005. Their wedding took place the day after the funeral of Pope John Paul…

BUY BRITISH CAMPAIGN TO COMBAT TRUMP TARIFFS – Starmer considering changing procurement rules to give advantage to UK firms Major public sector projects will be told to “buy British” under plans to protect UK industry from Donald Trump’s tariffs. Sir Keir Starmer is understood to be considering changing procurement rules to give an advantage to British firms bidding for government contracts. It could apply to new transport infrastructure, offshore wind or defence investments that will be announced in this year’s industrial strategy and spending review. The plan is modelled on Labour’s Buy, Make and Sell More in Britain campaign, launched…

HOSPITALS IN ENGLAND COULD SHED 100,000 JOBS – In response to cost-cutting orders Hospitals in England could axe more than 100,000 jobs as a result of the huge reorganisation and brutal cost-cutting ordered by Wes Streeting and the NHS’s new boss. The scale of looming job losses is so large that NHS leaders have urged the Treasury to cover the costs involved, which they say could top £2bn, because they do not have the money. Sir Jim Mackey, NHS England’s new chief executive, has told the 215 trusts that provide health care across England to cut the costs of their…

APRIL 2025 GLOBAL COMMUNION SERVICE WITH PASTOR CHRIS – This month was declared to be the month of Favours The recently held April edition of the Global Communion Service with Pastor Chris set the tone for the month and 2nd quarter of the year as it was announced to be the Month of Favours. The service, which was streamed live across all Loveworld Networks, CeFlix, and various social media platforms, was marked by deep worship, communion, and the release of prophetic words that stirred hearts and ignited faith. Pastor Chris emphasized that testimonies will abound throughout the month as God…