MPs to Debate 33% Gender Representation Target for Listed Company Boards
Parliament will debate on Thursday amendments to the Gender Equality Act introducing a target of at least 33% representation of the underrepresented sex among directors of listed companies. The government-sponsored bill is the first item on the agenda for Thursday's sitting. The amendments are inte»»»
Iranian Foreign Ministry Mocks US 'Coalition' Against Iran as Empty Space
Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Esmaeil Baqaei mocked Washington’s latest sanctions push, saying the US is trying to manufacture proof that its pressure campaign against Iran is working. “Washington’s Iran policy has reached pure parody,” Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Esmaeil Baqaei wrote o»»»
Hungary labels Russia a ‘threat’
Hungary considers Russia a “threat to Hungary, Europe and the global order,” according to a foreign policy directive published by the country’s new pro-EU government. The statement marks a dramatic shift from the pragmatic relations pursued by former Prime Minister Viktor Orban. Signed by Prime Min»»»
Another former Malaysia prime minister faces criminal charges after leaving office
KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysian former Prime Minister Ismail Sabri Yaakob was charged Thursday with failing to declare his assets, making him the nation’s third leader to face criminal charges after leaving office. Ismail, 66, pleaded not guilty to a charge under the anti-graft law that alleged he failed t»»»
Can Yemen's new drone arsenal seriously confront the Houthis?
In a potentially significant development, Yemeni government forces from several formations are now deploying unmanned aerial systems against Iran-allied Houthi militias across multiple fronts, and this new air capability has begun to make substantial gains on the ground. In parallel, ground operati»»»
Missing toll in Tibet mudslide rises to 558 as Nepal flood disaster widens
BEIJING/UDIN DHUNGA, Nepal/SYDNEY: The number of people missing after a devastating mudslide and flash flood disaster in Tibet’s Gyirong county has risen to 558, Chinese state broadcaster CCTV reported Thursday, as the death toll on the Nepal side of the border reached at least 157. CCTV said 260 f»»»
General Security cannot overrule Lebanon’s Foreign Minister – Ya Libnan
Share: Photo illustration – When General Security overrules the Foreign Ministry, it does not merely extend one man’s residency—it fractures the authority of the Lebanese state. If Major General Hassan Choucair independently granted residency to an Iranian envoy declared persona non grata, he shoul»»»
Radnai denies all involvement — but his email was on every letter
According to Márk Radnai, he played no part whatsoever in the public procurement or organisation of the events held for the 20 August state holiday. In a Facebook post on Wednesday, the Deputy President of Tisza Párt and Government Commissioner responsible for a functioning and humane Hungary stres»»»
What experts know so far about Nepal's deadly floods
The cause of the deadly landslide and flood along the Nepal-Tibet border isn't yet certain, but experts say the dangers associated with such events are compounded by the region's extreme topography, with risks rising due to climate change. These hazards include glacial lake outburst floods (GLOF) -»»»
Strong AI chip demand fuels Nvidia's Q2 results well beyond Wall Street's expectations
Nvidia's latest quarterly results once again blew past Wall Street's expectations as revenue for the computer chip company's high-end artificial intelligence chips soared, the latest sign that AI infrastructure spending remains strong. The company reported on Wednesday net income of $59.69 billion,»»»
WHO declares end to Uganda's Ebola outbreak after 42 days without new cases
Kinshasa: The World Health Organization (WHO) on Wednesday declared an end to Uganda's latest Ebola outbreak after the country went 42 consecutive days without reporting a new confirmed case. Marie Roseline Belizaire, a WHO expert, made the remarks at an online briefing by the WHO Regional Office f»»»
'In Ceuta, they are eating the cats': Fake images and a persistent rumour
Cats “massacred” in the Spanish enclave of Ceuta? Three weeks after thousands of migrants crossed the border into Ceuta, Spanish websites and social media users are claiming that the migrants who have stayed are killing cats. But all of the dead cat photos that have been shared so far are eith»»»
Dubai’s famous ‘Clock Tower’ sheds its crown for dramatic transformation
Dubai’s well-known “Clock Tower” on Sheikh Zayed Road is beginning to lose the distinctive feature that gave the building its popular name, as its old crown is removed ahead of a major architectural transformation into a modern office destination called AHS Tower. AHS Properties said that despite b»»»
Teaching the immune system what to fight - and what to spare
Two health announcements landed 48 hours apart last week, and hardly anyone connected them. On Monday, the Emirates Drug Establishment approved a once-daily pill for non-segmental vitiligo, the condition that causes patches of skin to lose their colour. No regulator anywhere had licensed an oral tr»»»
Turkey’s ‘agent’ in Somalia whips up fresh scandal with Northern Cyprus phone call
The federal government of Somalia was on August 21 forced into rapid damage limitation after a high-ranking parliamentary official publicly acknowledged the self-declared Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus (KKTC, or TRNC), threatening to embroil Mogadishu in a delicate geopolitical balancing act. »»»
Trump says ‘time to teach Canada’ a lesson as trade war deepens
WASHINGTON: US President Donald Trump said Wednesday it was “time to teach Canada you can’t do this anymore,” escalating a trade dispute that has prompted Ottawa to impose retaliatory tariffs and renew calls for Canadians to boycott American products. “I had a deal, that was a pretty good deal, you»»»
World’s soils deteriorating while solutions go unused: UN
PARIS: More than half of the world’s soils are in poor condition, threatening global food supplies and biodiversity, while proven measures to improve soil health are not being implemented, said a UN report released on Thursday. “Globally, we must shift from a mindset of soil exploitation to one of »»»
CIA director warned Russia not to attack NATO members: US media
A highly unusual trip by the CIA director to Moscow this week was to warn Russia against any attack on NATO member states, US media reported Wednesday, after President Donald Trump sought to downplay the visit. The Wall Street Journal and CBS News reported CIA Director John Ratcliffe aimed to dissu»»»
Nepal floods: Aerial views reveal devastation after deadly disaster
Aerial footage has captured the scale of devastation along Nepal’s Trishuli River after a massive flood and landslide disaster near the Nepal-Tibet border killed at least 160 people and left hundreds missing. The images show damaged buildings, roads and other infrastructure along the river in Nuwak»»»
President Al-Sharaa celebrates Syria’s removal from terror financing list by using credit card in Damascus
RIYADH: Would that be cash or card, Mr. President? With a simple tap on a payment machine in Damascus, President Ahmed Al-Sharaa marked Syria’s removal from the list of state sponsors of terrorism and the Arab country’s return to the global financial system. In a video release early Thursday, Al-Sh»»»
Car rams crowd in France, one killed: emergency services
CAEN, France: A man drove a car into a crowd in the northwestern French city of Caen on Wednesday, killing one person and injuring 10 others, firefighters and police said. A police source said the man rammed the car into the crowd near the city’s train station after a fight in the area, and one sus»»»
Meta reaches landmark $18 billion settlement with US states in trial over teen social media addiction
OAKLAND, California: Meta agreed Wednesday to pay up to $18 billion and add stronger child-safety measures to its Facebook and Instagram platforms as part of a landmark legal settlement that ended a trial over teen social media addiction and settled claims filed by nearly every state. The settlemen»»»
Nepal avalanche: 403 tourists, pilgrims 'missing', 157 bodies recovered
About 403 people, including 341 foreign nationals, are reported "missing" as the scale of the missing-persons crisis has continued to grow after a catastrophic flash flood tore through the Nepal-China border region, sweeping away homes, roads, bridges and critical infrastructure in one of the Himal»»»
Testimony ends in Lindsay Clancy trial, closing arguments Thursday - UPI.com
Testimony ended Wednesday in the triple-murder trial of Lindsay Clancy, with closing arguements expected Thursday. File Photo by Justin Lane/EPA-EFE Aug. 26 (UPI) -- Testimony ended Wednesday in Lindsay Clancy's triple-murder trial, with closing arguments set to begin Thursday. Clancy, 36, is charg»»»
Western media demands answers from Israel for killing five journalists at Gaza hospital
AP and Reuters have demanded answers from Israel over last year’s strike on Nasser Hospital in Gaza, which killed more than 20 people, including five journalists. In a joint statement on Tuesday, marking the first anniversary of the August 25, 2025 attack, the news agencies said Israel had yet to p»»»
9/11 mastermind KSM finally gets a trial date in 2028 — 27 years after the attacks: US media
A military court will try the alleged mastermind of the 9/11 attacks starting in June 2028, multiple US media outlets reported Wednesday citing a judge's ruling. Khalid Sheikh Mohammed (KSM) was considered one of Al-Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden's top lieutenants before he was captured in March 2003»»»
Why interest rates matter less than they used to
For decades, one number dominated the global economy. Whether it was the US Federal Reserve, the European Central Bank or the Bank of England, markets, businesses and households waited for a simple answer: Were interest rates going up, down or staying the same? That headline often shaped everything»»»
US sanctions UK-based Palestine Action as ‘global terrorist’, widening Trump crackdown on far-left groups
The United States has sanctioned UK-based direct-action group Palestine Action as a Specially Designated Global Terrorist, widening the Trump administration’s campaign against organisations it describes as violent far-left networks. The US Treasury announced the designation on Wednesday (Aug. 26, 2»»»
Lebanon extends visa of Iran’s ambassador Sheibani despite being declared persona non grata – Ya Libnan
Share: Iranian Ambassador to Lebanon Mohammad Reza Sheibani had his visa extended by The head of the General Security after it expired on Monday, despite the Lebanese government declaring him persona non grata. General Security Major General Hassan Ezzat Choucair reportedly made the decision withou»»»
Chang, O'Sullivan advance to World Snooker Wuhan Open quarterfinals
Wuhan: China's Chang Bingyu reached the quarterfinals of the World Snooker Wuhan Open on Wednesday with a 5-2 victory over Ali Carter, while seven-time world champion Ronnie O'Sullivan also advanced after beating Stephen Maguire. Chang made a fast start against Carter, compiling breaks of 80 and 73»»»
Benjamin Netanyahu promises ‘major’ settlement of West Bank
Israel will continue building illegal settlements in the West Bank in preparation for a “major” wave of Jewish immigration, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has said. Israel’s most recent settlement expansion triggered rebukes from its Arab neighbors and Western partners. “Today, many of our broth»»»
Aramco offers more oil outside Hormuz with some cargoes heading to China
Agencies Singapore Saudi Aramco has offered more oil for loading outside the Strait of Hormuz in September, four sources with knowledge of the matter said on Wednesday, after the producer sold at least 4 million barrels to Chinathis month. Shipping data indicates that Aramco has resorted to shuttli»»»
PHCC’s ‘Care Summer’ opens new horizons for 123 students
Tribune News Network Doha Primary Health Care Corporation (PHCC) successfully concluded yesterday the activities of the PHCC “Care Summer” Programme, which was organised for the first time with the participation of 123 students, including 63 female and 60 male students across six health centres. Th»»»
Trump administration names Palestine Action a global terrorist organization - UPI.com
Members of the public who support Palestine Action, which Britain named a terrorist group, protest in August 2025 in Parliament Square in London. The United States has now also classified the group as a terrorist organization and issued sanctions Wednesday. File Photo by Hugo Philpott/UPI | License»»»
Iran says Oman deal would share Hormuz revenues, bar military vessels
TEHRAN: Iran’s Revolutionary Guards said Wednesday that Tehran and Oman had agreed to share revenues earned from the Strait of Hormuz, as the two countries worked on a temporary framework to restore commercial shipping through the strategic waterway. “During negotiations with Oman, some agreements »»»
Philippines' key challenge: Corruption or industry?
Manila: For decades, the debate here has often treated corruption as the prime reason for the country's economic woes. The standard explanation goes something like this: weak institutions and a culture of patronage create fertile ground for "rent-seeking" — public money gets siphoned into unproduct»»»
Mbappe hits treble as Real Madrid thrash Real Sociedad
Madrid: Kylian Mbappe scored a brilliant hat-trick to help Real Madrid thrash Real Sociedad 4-1 in La Liga in Jose Mourinho's first home match back at the Santiago Bernabeu as the club's coach. Mourinho's Madrid made it two wins from two with Vinicius Junior also on the scoresheet, while Jude Belli»»»
DOJ says Kennedy Center should be demolished if renovations blocked - UPI.com
Lawyers from the Department of Justice threatened to demolish the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts if the Trump administration isn't allowed to renovate it and put Trump's name on it. File Photo by Bonnie Cash/UPI | License Photo Aug. 25 (UPI) -- The Trump administration threatened in a court»»»
West Bank villagers fear more attacks after MP’s rampage
Palestinians in the West Bank village of Madama say they fear further violence after Israeli MP Zvi Sukkot smashed a local memorial with a sledgehammer as IDF soldiers stood by. The military later insisted the incident was neither authorized nor anticipated. A far-right lawmaker known for confronta»»»
Nepal-Tibet glacier landslide: Death toll rises to 160, hundreds missing, including foreign tourists — what we know, and don't know
A catastrophic flash flood tore through the Nepal-China border region on Wednesday, sending a massive wall of water, mud, rock and debris down Himalayan valleys, destroying villages, roads and bridges and leaving at least 160 people dead and hundreds missing. Nepal Police said 157 bodies had been r»»»
Türkiye: SDF dissolution important step to strengthen Syrian state authority
Ankara, Aug. 27 (SANA) Türkiye said the dissolution of the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) represents an important development in strengthening state authority across Syria and bringing together the country’s various communities on a shared political basis. Türkiye’s Presidential Communications Dire»»»
ICE arrested nearly 50,000 people in July, setting a new monthly high - UPI.com
Markwayne Mullin, secretary of the Department of Homeland Security attends an event Thursday in the Rose Garden of the White House in Washington, D.C. U.S. Immigrations and Customs Enforcement, which falls under the department, arrested nearly 50,000 people in July. Photo by Bonnie Cash/UPI | Licen»»»
Iran plotted to assassinate Yair Netanyahu in Florida: report
JERUSALEM: Iranian agents were allegedly monitoring Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s son Yair in Florida as part of a plot to assassinate him, a US media outlet reported. Israeli intelligence discovered the alleged plot in December 2025 and believed Iranian operatives were “on the ground»»»
Panama and El Salvador declare emergency over El Nino-fuelled drought
Panama and El Salvador have become the latest countries along with Honduras to declare an emergency over El Nino, which has already forced a reduction in shipping through the Panama Canal. All three countries broke their monthly temperature records in both June and July, exacerbating fami»»»
Global economy 'storm-tossed' between crises and AI opportunity — IMF chief
WASHINGTON, United States — The International Monetary Fund (IMF) chief recently compared the global economy to a "storm-tossed vessel," caught between high inflation, debt and trade wars while driven by tailwinds from the AI revolution.Kristalina Georgieva told journalists in Washington that the g»»»
Experiencing turbulence: Gulf air hubs weather wartime downturn
By Maxence D'aversa PARIS, France — After six months of war in the Middle East, the Gulf's major aviation hubs are navigating turbulence as a hefty portion of their lucrative transit traffic opts for other airports such as Istanbul.Between April and June, business for Middle Eastern airlines — mea»»»
Former grand mufti’s life sentence shows how far Syria will pursue Assad-era religious enablers
CAIRO: The conviction of Syria’s former grand mufti Ahmad Badreddin Hassoun and Washington’s decision to remove a major obstacle to economic engagement came within hours of each other this week, highlighting two central elements of the country’s post-Bashar Assad transition. On Monday, a court in D»»»
Government Reacts to Judges’ Salary Increase: A Delicate Issue Requiring Internal Analysis
The Albanian government has reacted to the decision of the High Judicial Council (KLGJ) to increase the reference salary of judges, saying the matter requires further internal consideration. KLGJ intervened on Wednesday to address the long-running dispute over judges’ salaries, after Parliament fai»»»
Deadly flash floods near Nepal-Tibet border raze villages, leave hundreds missing
Massive flash floods that swept through the Himalayan border regions of Nepal and Tibet on Wednesday killed at least 98 people and destroyed villages and infrastructure, officials said. Hundreds are still missing, including foreign tourists and pilgrims from neighbouring India, as authorities race »»»
Kremlin says CIA chief met Russian counterparts, not Putin, in Moscow
CIA chief John Ratcliffe held talks with Russian intelligence officials during his visit to Moscow, but did not meet President Vladimir Putin, the Kremlin said Wednesday. President Donald Trump described Ratcliffe's visit to Moscow as a "semi-routine" mission, while implying that the intellige»»»