Middle East...:UK Support Saudi Aggression on Yemen: Air De...
By Staff, Agencies British Prime Minister Andy Burnham announced that the United Kingdom was sending air defense systems and a Voyager aircraft to Saudi Arabia to support aerial refueling operations amid the ongoing Saudi aggression on Yemen. Riyadh has been relentlessly bombarding Yemen, martyring»»»
Will your Dubai school hike fees next year? How KHDA's 24-hour inspections and ratings come into play
EXPLAINERNew inspections, timelines, ratings and eligibility, appeals, and final decision factors Dubai: Dubai parents were relieved when school fees were frozen for the 2026-27 academic year. With the Knowledge and Human Development Authority (KHDA) bringing back school inspections, the big questi»»»
US actor Selma Blair charged with assault after alleged flight altercation
New York: US actor Selma Blair was charged with assault on Monday after an alleged altercation on a flight from Los Angeles to New York City, according to court documents. The "Legally Blonde" and "Cruel Intentions" star was detained at John F Kennedy Airport after her Delta Air Lines flight landed»»»
Brain tumour before US flight: Qatar Airways, EaseMyTrip told to pay Hyderabad family Rs300,000 in refund dispute
Qatar Airways, EaseMyTrip ordered to refund tickets and pay compensation Dubai: What happens when a serious medical emergency forces you to cancel an international flight, but the airline refuses to refund your ticket? An Indian passenger who was diagnosed with a brain tumour just weeks before trav»»»
DR Congo’s former president Kabila to lead new movement with M23 rebels
Former DR Congo president Joseph Kabila announced a new political-military alliance with Rwanda-backed M23 rebels on Monday, despite being sentenced to death in absentia for alleged complicity with the group. The move comes as debate grows over constitutional changes ahead of President Felix»»»
Tunisian duo Jathb blends Sufi traditions with electronic music
Tunisian musical duo Jathb is reviving traditional Sufi chants by blending them with electronic beats and therapeutic sounds. After four years of gaining recognition both in Tunisia and internationally, the duo is also working to preserve the centuries-old Sufi music and texts that form part of the»»»
French supermarkets suffer refrigerator shutdown after 'unprecedented' cyberattack
Major French supermarket chains on Monday said they were hit by a cyberattack that caused their refrigerators to shoot up in temperature in hundreds of stores, forcing spoiled food to be thrown away and raising concerns about food security. FRANCE 24's Selina Sykes reports.»»»
President Iotova Condemns Attacks on Commercial Vessels as "Flagrant Violation of International Law"
Bulgarian President Iliana Iotova strongly condemned the latest drone attacks on merchant ships in the Black Sea close to the country's coastline in a statement released by her press secretariat on Tuesday. The President described as "a flagrant violation of international humanitarian law and inter»»»
Interior Ministry Secretary General: Sailors Were Rescued from Ship in Distress in Rough Seas
Interior Ministry Secretary General Lyubomir Nikolov told journalists on Tuesday that a rescue operation was carried out in very rough seas near the coastal town of Byala after authorities received a report of a ship in distress in the Black Sea. He noted that, as a result of the immediate action t»»»
PM Radev to Russian Ambassador: Ukraine Destroying Its Own Ships Makes No Sense
During a meeting between Prime Minister Rumen Radev and Russian Ambassador Eleonora Mitrofanova that took place on Tuesday, Radev said that while Bulgaria lacks conclusive evidence regarding the origin of the drones used in the attacks in the Black Sea, the results of these strikes benefit Russia, »»»
Eleven Sailors Missing After Black Sea Drone Attack Near Krapets
Eleven crew members of the merchant ship AZOV CONCORD are missing and five have been rescued after the vessel was reported struck 17 miles east of Krapets, while three sailors evacuated from the CHELSEA 3 were hospitalized in Varna, Bulgarian officials said Tuesday. Most of the AZOV CONCORD crew ar»»»
Sailor From Hit Ship Near Bulgaria Says Russian Drone Struck Them
A sailor aboard the Chelsea 3 said a Russian drone had struck the vessel three times during an attack in the Black Sea near Bulgaria’s territorial waters, BNT reported. “A drone hit us three times. A Russian drone!” the sailor said. Two ships were hit in the latest attacks. The Azov Concord was str»»»
Radev Confronted the Russian Ambassador Over Drone Strikes Near Bulgarian Coast
Bulgarian Prime Minister Rumen Radev met with Russian Ambassador Eleonora Mitrofanova at the Council of Ministers on Tuesday to discuss drone attacks on two commercial vessels near Bulgaria’s Black Sea coast, saying that although the drones’ origin had not been conclusively established, the outcome»»»
EU, NATO Condemn New Drone Attacks off Bulgaria’s Black Sea Coast
NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte said he had spoken with Prime Minister Rumen Radev following the latest attacks on merchant ships in the Black Sea on Tuesday. “NATO will continue to work closely with our Allies in the Black Sea,” Rutte wrote on X. He added that NATO had already strengthened its p»»»
Prosecutors drop most impeachment charges against Philippine VP Duterte
Manila: A Philippine impeachment court on Tuesday granted prosecutors' request to drop two charges against Vice President Sara Duterte, including an alleged assassination threat against the president, leaving accusations of unexplained wealth the sole remaining count against her. Prosecutors, who l»»»
PM: Egypt Forum 2026 to discuss inflation-linked cash subsidies, social protection reform
Egypt Forum 2026 will discuss ways to improve the transition from in-kind subsidies to cash support, including linking subsidy values to price movements and inflation rates to protect beneficiaries’ purchasing power, Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly said on Monday, October 12, 2026 . The proposed me»»»
One person dies in US roller coaster incident
Six Flags closes 9 rides after several others injured Six Flags temporarily closed nine roller coasters across six amusement parks on Monday after one person died and several others were injured in an incident involving a coaster in Georgia. Officials did not confirm how the person died, nor how th»»»
Bulgarian Watchdog Threatens Supermarkets With Sanctions Over Soaring MarkupsOpinions
Bulgaria’s Consumer Protection Commission (CPCo) has found retail markups of up to 141% on food products, including butter and white brine cheese, prompting a demand for economic justifications from major supermarket chains, while the Association for Modern Trade has challenged the commission’s int»»»
Syria plans to expand quarry output to support road reconstruction
Homs, Oct. 12 (SANA) The Jandar quarry and crusher in Syria’s Homs Governorate produce about 400 cubic meters of aggregate materials daily for road construction and maintenance, with plans to expand capacity to meet infrastructure needs. Fadi Kheder, director of the Jandar Production Center, told S»»»
IMF upgrades 2026 global growth forecast but war and debt threaten outlook
The IMF has raised its 2026 global growth forecast slightly to 3.1%, citing the resilience of advanced economies despite rising energy prices caused by the Iran war. But it warned that poorer countries that are not benefiting from the AI boom remain particularly vulnerable to energy shocks, economi»»»
Parliament Fails to Hold Extraordinary Sitting over Ognyan Atanasov Pardon Due to Lack of Quorum
Parliament did not sit on Tuesday due to a lack of quorum. Only 80 members of the 240-seat National Assembly registered at the second attempt to open an extraordinary sitting called at MPs’ request in connection with the pardon of drug dealer Ognyan Atanasov. They included three MPs from Progressiv»»»
Media Review: October 13
The drone attack on commercial vessels and the unexpected arrival in Bulgaria of Iva Mihaylova, a woman of dual citizenship of Bulgaria and North Macedonia, who is on trial in North Macedonia over a fatal road accident, dominate the news media on Tuesday. DRONE ATTACK IN THE BLACK SEA All media out»»»
US arms factories to prioritize Pentagon over Europe – NATO envoy
European countries should expand their own arms production because American factories will largely be occupied with supplying the US military, Washington’s envoy to NATO, Matthew Whitaker, has said. US defense spending could reach $1–1.5 trillion in 2026, leaving limited manufacturing capacity for »»»
1,432kg pumpkin grown in Rhode Island is inspected for possible world record
Hundreds attend the 53rd World Championship Pumpkin Weigh-Off Half Moon Bay: A Rhode Island pumpkin grower appears to have broken the world record for the heaviest pumpkin, with his giant squash topping the current record by nearly 136 kilograms. Ron Wallace of Greene, Rhode Island, weighed his pum»»»
Iran:IRG: Another Oil Tanker Hit in Strait of Hormuz
By Staff, Agencies The Islamic Revolution Guards [IRG] Navy confirmed that commercial vessels and oil tankers cooperating with US forces in the Strait of Hormuz and the Gulf will face a decisive response, describing the US military as “terrorist” and “plundering.” In a statement on Monday, the IRG »»»
Lavrov Holds Talks With ASEAN Secretary-General Kao Kim Hourn
The meeting comes ahead of the 49th ASEAN Summit in Manila scheduled for November 18-19. Sputnik brings you a live broadcast as Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov is holding talks with ASEAN Secretary-General Kao Kim Hourn at the Reception House in Moscow on Tuesday, October 13.Kao Kim Hourn is»»»
Syria’s peanut production estimated at 17,970 tons this season
Damascus, Oct. 13 (SANA) Syria’s peanut production is estimated at 17,970 tons this season, cultivated across about 6,256 hectares (62.56 square kilometers), according to preliminary figures from the Ministry of Agriculture.The Ghab Plain in western Syria, a fertile agricultural area through which »»»
Ukrainian Foreign Minister Bashes Russia for "Disregard for Civilian Lives and Black Sea Security"
Hours after Tuesday's drone attacks on ships in the Black Sea close to the Bulgarian coast, in which Ukrainians were among those injured, Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha said that Russia should be held accountable for the incidents. Sybiha wrote on the social network X: "Russia's latest at»»»
Border Police Cutter Brings Crew of Drone-Hit Chelsea 3 Ashore in Two Hours
A Border Police cutter immediately set out towards the drone-hit ship Chelsea 3 and brought its crew ashore within about two hours, Border Police Director Chief Commissioner Anton Zlatanov told reporters here on Tuesday. He said the cutter had approached the stricken vessel through precise manoeuvr»»»
Two young Hungarians rescued from Austria’s highest peak after dangerous night-time ordeal
Two Hungarian climbers, aged 19 and 20, were rescued from the Großglockner in Austria on Monday morning after getting into trouble during their descent. With a helicopter rescue impossible, six mountain rescuers had to climb up to reach them in the dark. The operation could reportedly cost as much »»»
Full text of Amir's speech at 55th opening session of Shura Council
Doha, Qatar: The Amir HH Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al-Thani patronized the inauguration of the second ordinary session of the second legislative term, corresponding to the 55th annual session of the Shura Council, held this morning at Tamim bin Hamad Hall at the Council's headquarters. The inauguratio»»»
Middle East...:Iraqi Resistance Reports 4 US Violations of I...
By Staff, Agencies The Iraqi Resistance reported four violations of Iraqi airspace by US aircraft on Monday, accusing US forces of continuing to violate Iraq’s airspace and sovereignty. The Iraqi Resistance said the US aircraft were operating from bases in Jordan and the occupied territories, descr»»»
Romania’s annual inflation rises to 6.61% in September as services and fuel prices climb
Romania’s annual inflation rate increased to 6.61% in September 2026, up from 6.17% in August, according to data published on Tuesday by the National Institute of Statistics (INS). Services recorded the highest annual price increase, at 11.12%, followed by non-food goods at 7.06% and food products »»»
Hackers raise supermarket fridge temperatures to 50°C in massive cyberattack
French retailers forced to discard fresh, frozen food after refrigeration systems hacked Hackers remotely raised refrigerator temperatures to as high as 50°C at hundreds of supermarkets across France, spoiling fresh and frozen food and prompting an investigation into the cyberattack. The attack, wh»»»
Two ships struck off Bulgaria in latest Black Sea attack
EU chief Ursula von der Leyen condemns attacks, Bulgaria to summon Russian envoy Sofia: Two ships were struck off the Bulgarian coast on Tuesday, Prime Minister Rumen Radev said, adding that he would summon the Russian ambassador over the latest such incident in the Black Sea. Radev wrote on social»»»
Saudi Arabia to outpace global growth with 7.9% expansion in 2027: IMF
RIYADH: Saudi Arabia's economy is forecast to grow by more than twice the global rate in 2027, with a 7.9 percent expansion projected by the International Monetary Fund. The growth — outpacing the expected global average of 3.4 percent — will be supported by the Kingdom’s diversified energy export »»»
GERB Leader Borissov Reaffirms Commitment to Fighting Antisemitism after Meeting with Former American Jewish Committee Head Harris
Combating antisemitism, defending democratic values and maintaining the strategic partnership with the United States and Israel remain our unwavering commitments, GERB leader Boyko Borissov said here on Tuesday in a Facebook post following his meeting with David Harris, who headed the American Jewi»»»
MP Vitanov Says Bulgaria Adheres to NATO Protocol
Speaking to reporters in Parliament on Tuesday, Progressive Bulgaria Floor Leader Petar Vitanov commented on the latest reports of drone attacks that took in the Black Sea near Bulgaria's coast. The MP said that Bulgaria is fully adhering to NATO protocol and added that Prime Minister Rumen Radev a»»»
Five Crew Members Rescued, 11 Missing after Ship Sinks off Krapets
Five crew members have been rescued from a ship that was struck and sank in the Blask Sea 17 nautical miles east of Krapets, while 11 remain missing, the Dobrich Regional Administration said Tuesday, citing information from the institutions coordinating the rescue operation. Four crew members were »»»
Media rights group urges pressure on Israel over deadly 2023 strike on Lebanon reporters
The Committee to Protect Journalists on Tuesday urged pressure on Israel including potential economic consequences if it does not hold responsible troops behind a deadly 2023 strike on reporters in Lebanon. A Reuters journalist was killed and two AFP reporters were seriously wounded when they came »»»
UDF Condemns Russia’s Black Sea Policy, Calls for NATO Measures
The Union of Democratic Forces (UDF) strongly condemned Tuesday drone attacks on ships in the Black Sea, describing them as "Russia’s aggressive policy in the Black Sea and pirate attacks on civilian merchant vessels", the party’s press office said. Earlier in the day, Prime Minister Rumen Radev re»»»
Man stabs at least 8 people in South Korean mall
SEOUL: A man stabbed at least eight people at a shopping mall in the South Korean city of Incheon, police and fire officials said Tuesday. Incheon’s Namdong District Police Station detained a 59-year-old suspect whom they say attacked shoppers as he moved through the mall before bystanders subdued »»»
Hezbollah MP says self-defense 'natural right' after explosives bust
Hezbollah MP Ibrahim al-Moussawi said that self-defense is "a natural right" after the army and security forces seized explosives suspected of belonging to Hezbollah, while rejecting claims that the group is planning assassinations. "If it is true (that the explosives belong to Hezbollah), the resi»»»
CBSE announces Class 12 special exam schedule for students in conflict-hit Gulf countries
Students can download admit cards with their original application login Dubai: Class 12 students in the UAE and other Gulf countries who were unable to take their CBSE board exams earlier this year will sit the papers between October 23 and 28, the Central Board of Secondary Education has announced»»»
World economy near its breaking point, IMF cautions
Fund holds 2026 growth at 3.1% as energy shocks, debt and an AI bet test global buffers Dubai: The International Monetary Fund warned on October 12 that the global economy is nearing the limits of its resilience. Energy shocks from the Middle East war, thin policy buffers and heavy reliance on AI i»»»
Boasting South Korea footballers spark rethink of military service exemptions
Seoul: For South Korea's gold medal-winning footballers, victory at the Asian Games came with a reward beyond sporting glory: exemption from mandatory military service. But the way some players celebrated that benefit has sparked a public backlash, prompting Seoul to reconsider a decades-old system»»»
Trump's diesel deal with Putin draws criticism from frustrated Congress
The House speaker stood before Donald Trump during his first term at the White House and pointed a finger declaring that with this president, "All roads lead to Putin." The stark assessment years ago from Nancy Pelosi echoed anew after Trump's surprise announcement last week that he struck a deal w»»»
IndiGo extends Riyadh, Jeddah, Dammam flight cancellations as airport closure continues
IndiGo extend Saudi flight cancellations, Air India and Air India Express also cut flights Dubai: India’s major airlines have cancelled or suspended flights to Saudi Arabia as the closure of Riyadh’s King Khalid International Airport was extended following deadly attacks on the Saudi capital. Sign »»»
US roller coaster 'incident' kills one, injures several
Washington, United States: One person was killed and several were injured after an "incident" on a roller coaster at a theme park in the US state of Georgia on Monday, officials said. Officials did not confirm how the person died or how the others were injured in the incident at Six Flags Over Geor»»»
Middle East...:Haaretz: Netanyahu Seeks Saudi Approval to Jo...
By Staff, Agencies Hebrew “Haaretz” daily reported that “Israeli” Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is reportedly seeking Saudi Arabia’s approval, through US mediation, for the “Israeli entity to join the aggression against Yemen. According to a report by, Netanyahu reportedly views the move as a w»»»