The Peninsula 7m

Nobel physics winner's pride at pioneering AI role

Turin, Italy: Nobel Prize for physics winner Francis Halzen spoke with pride on Wednesday about his early promotion of artificial intelligence in his research on neutrinos. Halzen, 82, a professor at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, was visiting the city of Turin in northern Italy and spoke to »»»

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Gulf News 9m

Fujairah Ruler receives Minister of Energy and Infrastructure

Fujairah's role in strategic sectors emphasized during ministerial meeting His Highness Sheikh Hamad bin Mohammed Al Sharqi, Member of the Supreme Council and Ruler of Fujairah, highlighted the continued development taking place across the UAE’s energy and infrastructure sectors, as well as the qua»»»

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Gulf News 9m

Sheikh Hamdan honours Create Apps winners as global entries top 15,000

Initiative draws 15,000 entries from 153 countries and helps launch over 140 apps Dubai: Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Crown Prince of Dubai, Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of Defence, and Chairman of the Executive Council of Dubai, on Wednesday honoured the winners of the thir»»»

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Qatar Tribune 10m

Ashghal reawards delayed infrastructure projects to new contractors

DOHA: The Public Works Authority 'Ashghal' announced the re-awarding of delayed infrastructure projects, with the remaining eight projects re-awarded to new contractors, in preparation for the resumption of work. This follows the resumption of work on 13 projects since April 2025. As part of the tr»»»

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Bulgarian News Agency 17m

Cabinet Approves MoU on Technical Cooperation between Finance Ministries of Bulgaria, Netherlands

At its weekly meeting on Wednesday, the Cabinet approved a draft Memorandum of Understanding on Technical Cooperation between the Ministry of Finance of the Republic of Bulgaria and the Ministry of Finance of the Netherlands. The Minister of Finance has been authorized to sign it, the Government In»»»

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RT 19m

US lost 81 aircraft in Iran war – report

At least 81 US aircraft have been lost since Washington and Israel started their war against Iran in late February, a report prepared for US lawmakers concludes. The cost of destroyed or damaged American warplanes, helicopters, and drones could reach $3.3 billion, according to the paper released by»»»

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RT 19m

Ex-Google boss warns Ukraine over Russia’s “Starlink rival”

Russia’s emerging Rassvet satellite network – often described as a “Starlink rival” – could provide Moscow’s military with sustainable communications and data to attack any target in Ukraine at will, former Google CEO Eric Schmidt has warned. Speaking to The Economist last week, Schmidt noted that »»»

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Sana 30m

Syria, Saudi Arabia discuss enhancing environmental cooperation

Riyadh, Oct. 7 (SANA) Chargé d’Affaires of the Syrian Embassy in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, Mohsen Mehbash, discussed with Saudi Minister of Environment, Water and Agriculture, Abdulrahman Abdulmohsen al-Fadhli, ways to enhance bilateral cooperation during a meeting at the ministry’s headquarters»»»

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Arab News 31m

London court quashes five more UK rate-rigging convictions

LONDON: Five former Barclays traders, jailed in Britain for plotting to rig global benchmark interest rates, won an appeal to clear their names on Wednesday, further unraveling some of the UK Serious Fraud Office’s most high-profile prosecutions. London’s Court of Appeal quashed the convictions of »»»

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Arab News 33m

Lebanon’s Hezbollah gets $200 million from Iran to help displaced, sources say

BEIRUT: Hezbollah has received $200 million from Iran to help Lebanese displaced by this ​year’s war with Israel, two people with direct knowledge of the transfer said, the first significant aid from the group to supporters who bore the brunt of the conflict. Hezbollah received the cash last month »»»

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Tanjug 34m

Vladimir Jugovic unveiled as new FK Vojvodina Novi Sad director of sports

NOVI SAD - Celebrated Serbian former footballer Vladimir Jugovic was unveiled as new director of sports at FK Vojvodina Novi Sad on Wednesday. He will be in charge of the club's sports department, player selection and signings and further development of the Vojvodina youth academy. Jugovic has prev»»»

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Gulf News 34m

Indian expat teacher in Dubai dies, GEMS Education announces memorial scholarship

Teacher, who was also an examination officer, remembered for 33 years of service in UAE Dubai: An Indian expat teacher in Dubai, who spent 33 years with GEMS Education, has died, prompting the group to pay tributes and announce a scholarship in her honour. Anjana Sanalkumar, a teacher at The Westmi»»»

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France24 38m

Perspective - 'Time doesn't heal': Parents of October 7 attacks victim Aner Shapira

The parents of a 22-year-old Israeli man who was killed when Hamas attacked the Nova music festival on October 7, 2023 have told FRANCE 24 how they can still feel him surrounding them even though he's no longer here. Shira and Moshe Shapira say that time doesn't heal, but they are learning how to l»»»

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Arab News 43m

Moldova to name new power line after Donald Trump

CHISINAU: A new power line to link Moldova to Romania with US financial backing will be named “Trump Liberty Line” following a US proposal, Chisinau said on Wednesday. US President Donald Trump and supporters have pushed to plaster his name and image on everything from landmarks to banknotes at hom»»»

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The Peninsula 44m

MotoGP to introduce qualifying for sprint race

Paris, France: Next season's MotoGP campaign will have a new look after organisers announced on Wednesday there would be a separate qualifying session for the sprint race. Since its introduction in 2023, the grid for the sprint race -- which unlike Formula One takes place at every MotoGP weekend --»»»

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Jordan Times 44m

Foreign reserves at CBJ rise to $28.5 billion

AMMAN — Jordan’s foreign currency reserves rose by about $3 billion, or 11.7 per cent, at the end of September compared with their level at the end of 2025, reaching $28.5 billion, the Central Bank of Jordan (CBJ) said on Wednesday.In a report, cited by the Jordan News Agency, Petra, the bank said »»»

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Gulf News 46m

Once his father's file-carrier, now the TAMM chief working to lift the burden

Abu Dhabi's TAMM redefines public services with proactive technology solutions Abu Dhabi- TAMM means "consider it done" in Arabic. Abu Dhabi's government services platform says it is working towards a model in which government does more of the work itself, rather than leaving residents to find and »»»

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Gulf News 46m

Fake car insurance offers: Ras Al Khaimah Police arrest suspects

Police warn motorists over fake online insurance offers and requests for bank details Ras Al Khaimah: Ras Al Khaimah Police have arrested a number of people allegedly involved in fake vehicle insurance schemes targeting motorists online, as authorities warned car owners and drivers against fraudule»»»

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Gulf News 46m

Rain hits parts of Abu Dhabi as winds reach 40km/h

Rain hits parts of Abu Dhabi as NCM warns of 40km/h winds and blowing dust Dubai: Rain is falling over several parts of Abu Dhabi on Wednesday afternoon, including Al Samha, Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Road and Nahel Road northwest of Al Ain, as unsettled weather affects parts of the UAE. The rainfa»»»

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Sputnik 47m

Russia Knocks Out Ukraine’s Flamingo Missiles by Disrupting Production Chain – Expert

To counter the missile threat to civilian targets, Russia has carried out strikes against the entire production chain behind the Flamingo missiles across several regions of Ukraine, military expert Yury Knutov tells Sputnik. “The logic is simple: if you destroy the production chain and storage faci»»»

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Arab News 55m

More unaccompanied children are taking dangerous crossings to Europe, UN says

GENEVA: More than two-thirds of refugee and migrant children who reached Europe via Mediterranean and Balkan routes last year were unaccompanied, and many experienced exploitation, a report by UN agencies showed on Wednesday. While overall child arrivals by land and sea fell 25 percent from 2024 le»»»

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RT 55m

Trump blames ‘out of control migration’ for chaotic French student protests (VIDEOS)

US President Donald Trump has blamed the violent student protests in France on the country’s migration policies, rejecting rioters’ claims that the unrest is driven by poor school conditions and teacher shortages. On Tuesday, France saw the largest day of demonstrations demanding that the governmen»»»

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The Peninsula 56m

Qatar's MoJ to launch AI-powered national legal knowledge platform

Doha, Qatar: The Ministry of Justice (MoJ) is set to launch a new website of the Official Gazette and the Al-Meezan Legal Portal on Sunday, introducing what it describes as the country's first AI-powered comprehensive national system for legal knowledge. The new platform will provide legal informat»»»

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Arab News 56m

Kingdom launches National Greening Season to expand vegetation cover

RIYADH: Saudi Arabia on Wednesday launched the National Greening Season to expand vegetation cover, combat desertification, promote native species suited to the local climate, and encourage environmental volunteerism across the public, private and nonprofit sectors. “As part of national efforts to »»»

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Arab News 57m

Can a weakened Hezbollah still change the equation — or is it refusing to acknowledge defeat?

BEIRUT: Thursday marks three years since the first war between Hezbollah and Israel sent shockwaves through southern Lebanon, after the group opened what it called a support front for Gaza. A second war followed in March, when Hezbollah again entered the conflict under the banner of supporting Iran»»»

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Gulf News 58m

Dubai-Sharjah traffic means it's going to be a slow ride

Heavy traffic builds towards Sharjah this evening, with E11 and E311 among busiest routes The journey home towards Sharjah is slowing down this evening, with the latest Google Maps showing heavy traffic on both of the main commuter corridors between the two emirates. The toughest stretch appears to»»»

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Qatar Tribune 59m

Justice ministry to launch AI-powered national legal knowledge platform

DOHA: The Ministry of Justice (MoJ) is set to launch a new website for the Official Gazette and the Al-Meezan Legal Portal on Sunday, introducing what it describes as the country's first AI-powered comprehensive national system for legal knowledge. The new platform will provide legal information in»»»

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France24 60m

Live: France suspends stun grenade use in school protests after 15-year-old loses hand

The French government has suspended the police use of stun grenades against protesting high school students, the interior minister announced Wednesday, after a teenager had his hand blown off up to the elbow by one fired by police. Eighteen internal probes have been launched in response to allegati»»»

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Arab News 1h

Closing Bell: Saudi Arabia’s main index edges lower to close at 10,542

JEDDAH: Saudi Arabia’s Tadawul All Share Index fell on Wednesday, losing 47.72 points, or 0.45 percent, to close at 10,542.23. Trading activity totaled around 180 million shares worth more than SR2.91 billion ($776 million). Of the traded stocks, 90 advanced while 169 declined. The parallel market,»»»

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France24 1h

ICC unseals arrest warrants for Taliban education ministers

The International Criminal Court on Monday unsealed warrants for Afghan Education Minister Habibullah Agha, and Higher Education Minister Neda Mohammad Nadeem, accusing two senior Taliban officials of crimes against humanity for denying Afghanistan's women and girls over 12 their rights to an »»»

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Bulgarian News Agency 1h

Around 2,000 Voting Machines Requiring Repairs Now Fully Operational, CEC Says

Around 2,000 of the voting machines requiring repairs are now fully operational, Central Election Commission (CEC) spokesperson Stoyanka Balova told a briefing on Wednesday. She said the repairs were proceeding on schedule. The CEC has determined the locations in other countries where polling stati»»»

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Bulgarian News Agency 1h

Parliament’s Legal Committee Sets November 2-6 Hearings for Supreme Judicial Council Candidates

Candidates for members of the Supreme Judicial Council (SJC) from the National Assembly quota will be heard from November 2 to 6, the parliamentary Legal Affairs Committee decided Wednesday, updating the schedule for the hearings. The proposal was made by committee chair Yanka Tyankova of Progressi»»»

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Naharnet 1h

Israel strikes Gaza on October 7 anniversary, three dead

Israel carried out new strikes in Gaza on Wednesday as it marked the third anniversary of the October 7 attacks by Hamas, with Palestinian officials reporting three people dead. Loud bangs across the border in Gaza were audible from the site of the Nova music festival just as family members gathere»»»

Naharnet 1h

Israeli fire kills Palestinian in West Bank settler clash

A Palestinian man was killed and nine people were injured during an Israeli settler attack followed by army intervention in an occupied West Bank village on Wednesday, according to the mayor and the Palestinian health ministry. The Palestinian health ministry said 44-year-old Ali al-Bazzari died an»»»

Arab News 1h

Kingdom suspends 8 Umrah service providers over unlicensed accommodation

RIYADH: Saudi Arabia’s Ministry of Hajj and Umrah has suspended four Umrah service companies and four overseas agents for accommodating pilgrims in unlicensed facilities in Makkah. The ministry said the violations were detected during its ongoing supervision of companies and agents operating in the»»»

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Naharnet 1h

Report: Lebanon to demand Israel withdrawal from towns in al-Shaqif vicinity

The Lebanese military delegation to the talks with Israel will carry a package of proposals that are not limited to establishing a ceasefire and stopping hostilities but extend to releasing Lebanese captives held by Israel and discussing the formation of an international force with U.N. Security Co»»»

Gulf News 1h

Dubai's streets and homes are getting a new colour-coded look

The system was developed with a specialist consultant in wayfinding and addressing design Dubai has launched a new visual identity for its addressing system, with signs and house number plates being replaced across 186 areas by 2030, authorities announced on Wednesday. The Supreme Committee for Urb»»»

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Gulf News 1h

What UAE residents need to know today

Energy markets react to war escalation, UAE residents face rising costs UAE residents are facing renewed uncertainty around regional trade and energy costs as fighting escalates sharply in Yemen, Iran threatens tighter controls on the Strait of Hormuz and oil prices climb back above $100 a barrel. »»»

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Qatar Tribune 1h

Campaign promotes ethical values among school students

DOHA: A campaign promoting ethical values and positive behaviour among school students is expanding to schools across Qatar, organisers said. The campaign is being led by Qatar Social Work's Behavioral Health Support Center (Daam), in cooperation with the Ministry of Education and Higher Education »»»

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Qatar Tribune 1h

Qatar Chamber, Iraq Chambers Federation sign MoU to establish Joint Business Council

DOHA: The Qatar Chamber (QC) and the Federation of Iraqi Chambers of Commerce (FCCI) signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to establish the Qatar-Iraq Joint Business Council. The MoU also aims to expand communication among institutions, organisations, companies, and entrepreneurs in Qatar and »»»

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Novinite 1h

Greece's Culture Minister: Bulgaria Deal Marks First Phase in Return of Greek Relics

Greece and Bulgaria have agreed to launch the return of ecclesiastical relics removed from Northern Greece, Greek Culture Minister Lina Mendoni said in an interview with ERTnews Radio. Mendoni called the agreement an important move toward addressing historical disputes between the two countries and»»»

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Novinite 1h

Russian Embassy Denies Ships Off Bulgaria Were Russian Targets

The Russian Embassy in Sofia said the cargo ships Alfa Watan and Able were not among the targets hit by Russian forces on the night of October 6, citing information from the Russian Ministry of Defense. The embassy issued the statement in connection with the drone attack on the two vessels in the B»»»

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Dailynews Hungary 1h

Important Budapest road section's renewal finally completed

The structural refurbishment of the Flórián Square flyovers in Budapest was completed at the end of August, and all associated reinstatement and defect rectification works have now also been completed. The worksite has been cleared, equipment and materials have been removed, and the surface-level j»»»

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Bulgarian News Agency 1h

Parliamentary Energy Committee Rejects Amendments Allowing Cabinet to Seek Exemption from Ban on Russian Oil Imports

Parliament’s Committee on Energy Wednesday rejected at first reading a bill amending the Control over the Implementation of Restrictive Measures in View of Russia's Actions Destabilizing the Situation in Ukraine Act, submitted by Kostadin Kostadinov and a group of MPs. The bill would allow the Coun»»»

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Tanjug 1h

Glamocic receives Slovak ambassador to Belgrade

BELGRADE - Serbia's caretaker Minister of Agriculture, Forestry and Water Management Dragan Glamocic received Slovak Ambassador to Belgrade Michal Pavuk on Wednesday to discuss further advancement of bilateral agricultural cooperation, connecting producers and companies, strengthening institutional»»»

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TAP 1h

Tunisian municipalities struggle to mobilise funding for local development projects

TUNIS, Oct. 7 (TAP) – Tunisian municipalities are struggling to mobilise resources and turn their local development plans into concrete projects, despite the availability of national and international funding sources aimed at supporting local...»»»

EU Observer 1h

After 50 EU summits, leaders are still copy‑pasting failed migration ‘solutions’

EU leaders meeting next week in Brussels for the usual post-summer European Council are rehashing conclusions on migration, echoing almost word-for-word statements since at least 2015. “The European Council has developed a strategy aimed at stemming the unprecedented migratory flows Europe is facin»»»

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Bulgarian News Agency 1h

Forum Examines EU-Australia Trade and Investment Opportunities for Bulgarian Business

A business forum at Sofia University St Kliment Ohridski on Wednesday examined how Bulgarian companies could benefit from the EU-Australia Free Trade Agreement. The EU-Australia FTA: What It Means for Bulgarian Business forum focused on opportunities to expand exports, attract investment and develo»»»

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Gulf News 1h

Remember your ‘Passenger Seat’ era? American band Stephen Speaks brings hits to Dubai

'90s pop act will open their world tour in Dubai, bringing familiar favourites, nostalgia Dubai: If you have ever heard a song and been transported straight back to a particular time in your life, you may understand why Stephen Speaks’ music has stayed with so many listeners. The American acoustic »»»

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