Ancient Chinese art exhibition opens at Kyrgyzstan’s National History Museum - | 24.KG
An international exhibition «Harmony Creates Beauty: An Art Exhibition of Ancient Chinese Civilization» was opened today, August 18, at Kyrgyzstan’s National History Museum. The exhibition was organized under a memorandum of cooperation between the National History Museum of Kyrgyzstan and the Tian»»»
Voters in Florida, Alaska, Wyoming head to polls for primaries - UPI.com
1 of 2 | Former Lt. Col. Alexander Vindman is running in the Florida Democratic primary for the U.S. Senate. The Senate seat he is running for is held by Republican incumbent Sen. Ashley Moody. File Photo by Tasos Katopodis/UPI | License Photo Aug. 18 (UPI) -- Florida voters will weigh candidates t»»»
Japan arrests man after 200 lizards found hidden in socks
Dubai: Japanese authorities arrested a 23-year-old Mexican man at Tokyo’s Haneda Airport after finding about 200 lizards concealed in 22 pairs of socks and clothing inside his luggage, police said. Daniel Isaac Velasco Baltazar had arrived in Japan from South Korea when customs officers searched hi»»»
"Change is possible"’: CJP leader Abhijeet Dipke’s village school gets first-ever computer
Dubai: Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) founder Abhijeet Dipke launched the 'School Thik Karo' ( ‘Fix the School’) campaign to improve the condition of government schools, and kicked it off from his own native village in Maharashtra's Hingoli. First repair works began at the institution, and now, Dipke »»»
Philippines shocked by deadly college shooting, 7th school attack in weeks
MANILA: A deadly shooting at a private college on Tuesday sent shockwaves across the Philippines, marking the seventh violent school attack since June. A student at the high school unit of the Ateneo de Zamboanga University in Zamboanga City in the southern Philippines opened fire in a classroom fi»»»
Born in Dhahran, raised in Groningen: Kelder’s Saudi homecoming raises new questions
RIYADH: When Robin Kelder was born in Dhahran on March 25, 2005, the Saudi Pro League was still a growing entity that had not yet professionalized. He would not stay long enough to see it evolve. Moving to the Netherlands as a young child, he grew up far from the country of his birth, coming throug»»»
UAE president discusses regional developments with Trump
ABU DHABI: UAE President Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al-Nahyan and US President Donald Trump discussed ongoing efforts to address regional tensions during a phone call on Tuesday, the Emirates News Agency reported. The two leaders exchanged views on the latest developments in the Middle East, WAM said»»»
Chief State Health Inspector Proposes Doctors Pay Treatment Costs for Children Falsely Recorded as Vaccinated
Chief State Health Inspector Assoc. Prof. Angel Kunchev proposed in a Facebook post on Tuesday that doctors who have reported administering measles, mumps and rubella (MMR) vaccines to children who later contracted measles, but who were found to have no antibodies against any of the three vaccine a»»»
Chairman of Qatar Media Corporation meets Kuwait's Information Ministry Undersecretary
Doha, Qatar: Chairman of Qatar Media Corporation HE Sheikh Hamad bin Thamer Al-Thani met on Tuesday with Undersecretary of the Ministry of Information of the State of Kuwait HE Dr. Nasser Ahmed Al Muhaisen. The meeting reviewed aspects of cooperation along with joint media relations between the two»»»
Saudi Arabia activates multinational maritime defence alliance
RIYADH: Saudi Arabia has begun the institutional and operational activation of a multinational maritime defence alliance it launched, the Saudi Cabinet said on Tuesday. The alliance, following the completion of its organisational and planning arrangements, will work to strengthen collective maritim»»»
Tax Service warns IT companies of possible blocking over unpaid “Google tax” - | 24.KG
The State Tax Service of Kyrgyzstan has identified 11 major foreign IT companies that receive billions of soms in payments from Kyrgyz residents but have not completed mandatory tax registration. The agency has officially warned the companies that access to their electronic services in Kyrgyzstan c»»»
Aramco, Maaden to form JV for mineral exploration across 10% of Saudi Arabia
RIYADH: Saudi oil giant Aramco and mining firm Ma’aden have agreed to establish a joint venture focused on mineral exploration across nearly 10 percent of the Kingdom’s total land area. Expected to be owned 51 percent by Ma’aden and 49 percent by Aramco, the newly announced joint venture will focus»»»
Trump pauses controversial border construction in Texas national park
The Trump administration on Monday paused construction of a contentious border project in Texas' Big Bend National Park, as the head of Customs and Border Protection travelled to the area to assess the plans amid fierce bipartisan opposition over their potential impact on the remote landscape. The »»»
30 years after fatal shooting, Tupac's murder trial underway in Nevada
An unsolved tragedy that shook the music industry forever, enters a Nevada courtroom. The murder trial of former gang leader Duane Davis is now underway in Las Vegas, where prosecutors are laying out what they describe as a deadly act of revenge against rapper Tupac Shakur. Story by Caitlin Brown.»»»
Is Meta deliberately making children addicted to its social media platforms?
Social media giant Meta, is set to defend itself in a landmark trial. They are accused of knowingly and deliberately designing features which get children under the age of 13 addicted to its platforms. Story by Delano D'Souza.»»»
Syria sentences to death detained cousin of ousted president Assad
Wassim al-Assad, a cousin of overthrown long-time Syrian ruler Bashar al-Assad, was convicted of multiple murders and murder accompanied by torture and brutality. A Damascus court issued a death sentence on Tuesday. A Syrian court on Tuesday issued a death sentence to detainee Wassim al-»»»
Middle East live: US says Israel behind strikes on military airport in Syria
Syria and the United States accused Israel of striking an airfield in the northwestern province of Idlib on Tuesday. Washington called the strikes an "unecessary escalation". Syrian State TV reported that eight strikes hit the runway of the Abu Duhur air base with no further details. Follow ou»»»
In Jerusalem, US negotiator Jared Kushner presses Netanyahu about Gaza deal
Mideast negotiator and Trump son-in-law Jared Kushner was meeting Monday with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, days after the premier rejected the US-backed road map to move the ceasefire deal forward in Gaza. The meeting follows Kushner's meeting with Hamas’ leader in Egypt, as the US pr»»»
Trump threatens to bomb Oman, as its ally tires to mediate Iran negotiations
As the 60-day ceasefire deadline passes, US President Donald Trump is lashing out at an American ally trying to mediate negotiations between the US and Iran. Using an expletive, Trump threatened to bomb Oman if it "gets in the way." This isn’t the first time Trump has threatened Oman. Details by Mo»»»
West Bank village of Qusra under siege by extremist Israeli settlers
In the occupied West Bank, the Palestinian village of Qusra remains under siege by extremist Israeli settlers. They are trying to force families off their land through tactics including cutting off access to food and water. A Palestinian-American who owns a house in the village has returned to Qusr»»»
Saudi, Iraqi foreign ministers discuss regional coordination, bilateral ties
RIYADH: Saudi Foreign Minister Prince Faisal bin Farhan and his Iraqi counterpart Fuad Hussein discussed regional issues and ways to strengthen coordination between their countries during a phone call on Tuesday, the Saudi Press Agency reported. The ministers reviewed ways to further develop Saudi-»»»
Crew of ship sustains casualty after vessel is struck in Hormuz Strait - UPI.com
A ship came under attack in the Strait of Hormuz on Tuesday amid claims by Tehran's top negotiator that the critically important sea route would remain closed. The unnamed vessel was sailing eastbound out from Persian Gulf when it was hit. File photo by Olivier Hoslet/EPA Aug. 18 (UPI) -- A ship tr»»»
Hormuz tensions, US-Iran talks, flights: What UAE residents need to know tonight
Dubai: As Tuesday draws to a close, tensions around the Strait of Hormuz remained high, with fresh threats from US President Donald Trump, conflicting positions from Washington and Tehran, and a vessel reporting a projectile strike in the strategic waterway. For UAE residents, the developments also»»»
UAE President receives phone call from US President
Abu Dhabi: UAE President His Highness Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan today received a phone call from US President Donald Trump. During the call, Sheikh Mohamed and Trump discussed cooperation between the UAE and the United States and ways to further strengthen ties in support of mutual interes»»»
Eurovision Mascot Could Be Chosen Among over 300 Bird Species in Reserve Near Burgas
A total of 321 bird species have been recorded in the Poda protected area near Burgas(on the Black sea). One of them could be chosen as the mascot for the Eurovision Song Contest, which will be held in Burgas in 2027, the Bulgarian Society for the Protection of Birds (BSPB) said in a post on its of»»»
Qatar condemns Israeli airstrikes on Abu Al Duhur Air Base in Syria
Doha, Qatar: The State of Qatar expresses its strong condemnation and denunciation of the Israeli airstrikes that targeted the Abu Al Duhur air base in Idlib, the Syrian Arab Republic, considering it a flagrant violation of Syria's sovereignty and territorial integrity, and a clear violation of the»»»
Mangione's state trial delayed to argue double jeopardy motion - UPI.com
Luigi Mangione attends a pre-trial appearance at Manhattan Criminal Court, in New York City, on Aug. 11, 2026. Mangione's state trial has been postponed. Pool Photo by David Dee Delgado/UPI | License Photo Aug. 18 (UPI) -- The judge in the state case against Luigi Mangione postponed his trial to de»»»
Saudi Arabia’s US Treasury holdings rise 1.6% to $142.5bn
RIYADH: Saudi Arabia’s holdings of US Treasury securities rose 1.56 percent in June to $142.5 billion, as the Kingdom bucked the global trend. The holdings by Saudi Arabia increased from $140.3 billion in May, although the latest figure is below the 2026 high of $160.4 billion seen in February, acc»»»
Sharjah Airport achieves Level 3 global accreditation for passenger experience
Sharjah Airport has achieved Level 3 Airport Customer Experience Accreditation from Airports Council International (ACI), marking a new milestone in efforts to improve passenger services and embed customer experience across its operations. The airport said the accreditation recognises its ability t»»»
Sania Mirza appointed as brand ambassador for Terra-Invest
Terra-Invest has announced the appointment of Indian tennis champion Sania Mirza as its Brand Ambassador, marking a new association between the UAE-based investment firm and one of India’s most recognised sporting personalities. As part of her association with Terra-Invest, Mirza will also work wit»»»
Who inherits your cloud? The unwritten rules of digital post-mortems
ALKHOBAR: Two-factor authentication and hardware-level encryption are built to withstand state-sponsored hackers. They are not built for grieving daughters. And following the death of her father, Nora Al-Salem discovered that the very security features protecting his phone had turned his legacy int»»»
Riyadh auction provides specialized veterinary care for falcons
RIYADH: The National Center for Falcons provides an integrated veterinary system to safeguard the health and well-being of falcons and support breeders, falconers and participants in the International Falcon Breeders Auction. The event, organized by the center at its headquarters in Malham, north o»»»
US to Ship Bradleys to Ukraine Missing Key Parts?
Ukraine is set to receive Bradley fighting vehicles that are far from battle-ready, with critical components missing due to a severe shortage of spare parts, according to US government documents obtained by Sputnik. The US Army Contracting Command acknowledges that the pinch is worst among older, h»»»
UAE announces key dates for 2026-2027 university academic year
Dubai: The Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research on Tuesday announced the academic calendar for the 2026-27 academic year, setting key dates for universities and other higher education institutions across the country. The calendar applies to all public and private higher education in»»»
Egypt secures release of two sailors held in Iran’s Bandar Abbas port since January
Dubai: Two Egyptian sailors detained aboard the vessel "Reem Al Bihar" at Iran’s Bandar Abbas port since January have been released and cleared to return home, Egypt’s Foreign Ministry said. The ministry said on Tuesday that diplomatic efforts conducted over several months had secured the sailors’ »»»
QFA's Refereeing Department concludes Elite Referees Camp ahead of new season
Doha, Qatar: The Qatar Football Association (QFA) Refereeing Department concluded its Elite Referees Camp, held from August 7 to 18 with the participation of a number of leading lecturers and experts in the field. Held in preparation for the new season, the camp featured a comprehensive program cov»»»
Moscow’s Food and Tech Exports Gain Ground in Vietnam
Moscow firms participated in two off-site events in Vietnam organized by the Mosprom export support center and engaged in business negotiations, according to Moscow Deputy Mayor for Transport and Industry Maxim Liksutov. Liksutov noted that five food industry companies showcased their products at t»»»
Hungarian boy adopted by Americans despite foster parents' bid
Hungarian foster parents who cared for a seriously ill six-year-old boy say they cannot understand why the country’s child protection authorities placed him for adoption in the United States – and they continue to fight for his return. Tibike, who does not speak English, was handed over to American»»»
Germany opens new drone research centre as security threats mount
Hecklingen, Germany: Germany on Tuesday opened a new drone defence research centre, less than two weeks after an explosives-laden unmanned aerial vehicle was found at Leipzig airport, a key logistics hub for weapons sent to Ukraine. "We are significantly strengthening our ability to respond to host»»»
Co-workers, mentalist help Idaho man break T-shirt folding world record - UPI.com
Aug. 17 (UPI) -- A serial Guinness World Record-breaker recruited 10 co-workers and a Las Vegas mentalist performer to help earn a title for folding T-shirts as a team. David Rush, who holds more than 200 concurrent Guinness World Records titles, attempted the record for the fastest time to fold 12»»»
Sharjah firefighters battle Industrial Area 5 blaze; no injuries
Firefighters were battling a blaze in Sharjah’s Industrial Area 5, with no injuries reported, authorities said. The Sharjah Civil Defence Authority said its teams were continuing efforts to bring the fire under control and prevent flames from spreading to neighbouring premises. Get updated faster a»»»
Where We Are Going Today: Baba Boss
Baba Habbas, the popular eatery that closed during the pandemic, is back with a new name and a new location. Just a short drive from its original home on Alkhobar corniche, where it stood for 45 years, Baba Boss opened in May, offering a rustic alternative to the cutesy cafes in Qurtuba Square. Ret»»»
Aoun says Lebanon determined to continue negotiations with Israel
President Joseph Aoun has admitted that the framework agreement with Israel is facing “difficulties,” but stressed that Lebanon does not want to backtrack on it. “Instead, we aim to strengthen this framework and achieve a breakthrough on several issues, such as the captives' file, the border, the p»»»
Syria says it arrested ‘prominent’ Daesh commander
DAMASCUS: Syrian authorities said Tuesday they had arrested a prominent Daesh group commander in the country’s north in the latest operation against the jihadists. In a statement, the interior ministry said security forces and unnamed international partners “arrested Hamza Abdullah Mohammad, nickna»»»
Sofia Ranks Among Europe's Cheapest Weekend DestinationsOpinions
Sofia has been ranked among the most affordable European destinations for a weekend getaway, placing sixth in a study comparing the costs of accommodation, food and local transportation across 100 cities. The Bulgarian capital is the only city outside Poland in the top six, with the average daily c»»»
US and Canada hold last-minute talks to stop Trump's 50% tariffs
The United States and Canada have wrangled for decades over trade, poking each other interminably over sore spots like Canadian softwood lumber imports and U.S. access to Canada's protected dairy market. Somehow the two neighbors still managed to remain friends, allies — and trading partners. Canad»»»
Why West's Funding May Cripple Ukraine's Economy
Western sponsors are not interested in helping Ukraine turn into a prosperous and independent state, Bogdan Bezpalko, political analyst and member of the Council on Interethnic Relations under the Russian president, told Sputnik. “Foreign economic players are solely interested in Ukraine resembling»»»
Pakistan top court orders ex-PM Imran Khan moved to hospital
Dubai: Pakistan’s Supreme Court on Tuesday ordered jailed former prime minister Imran Khan to be taken to a private hospital for comprehensive medical checks after his lawyers raised concerns about his health. Khan’s sister, Noreen Niazi, was allowed entry into Rawalpindi’s Adiala jail on Tuesday a»»»
Saudi, Japanese officials discuss cooperation in culinary arts, food culture
RIYADH: Saudi Arabia’s Culinary Arts Commission met with several officials from the Japanese Embassy in the Kingdom at its headquarters in Riyadh. The meeting aligned with the commission’s strategic objective of strengthening international partnerships in the culinary arts sector, the Saudi Press A»»»