Israeli strikes pound southern Lebanon near Nabatieh (VIDEOS)
Israeli warplanes carried out a new wave of strikes around Nabatieh, a major city and administrative hub in southern Lebanon, early on Friday, with footage showing powerful explosions lighting up the night sky. The attacks come despite a US-brokered framework agreed in June aimed at ending fighting»»»
Gold prices rise by 300 pounds in Syria
Damascus, Aug 22 (SANA) The price of 21-karat gold in Syria rose by 300 Syrian pounds per gram on Saturday compared to its price on Thursday, according to the latest bulletin issued by the General Authority for Precious Metals Management. The authority set the 21-karat gold price at 16,800 Syrian p»»»
Christian man enters Quran contest and wins free Umrah trip, but there’s more to the story
Dubai: A Christian man in Egypt has won a free Umrah trip after entering an Islamic religious competition that tested participants’ knowledge of the Quran, despite being Christian himself. The man, identified as Mina, had an unusual goal from the outset: to give the prize to his Muslim neighbour, k»»»
Myanmar airstrike on monastery kills 14
A Myanmar military airstrike on a monastery where civilians were gathered for a meditation retreat marking Buddhist Lent killed 14 people, two rebel fighters who witnessed the aftermath said. The Friday attack hit a monastery hall around 9:00 am (0230 GMT) in Myaung township of central Sagaing regi»»»
Iranian official urges Qatar to move detained pilots to hospital on land, Tasnim says
An Iranian military official called on Qatar on Saturday to transfer detained Iranian pilots to a hospital on land, saying they were being held on water and were in “poor physical condition,” Tasnim news agency reported. Mohammad Baqerzadeh, commander of the Committee for the Search for M»»»
Youths Involved in Plovdiv Killing Do Not Differ from Average Bulgarian Student Profile, Says Education Minister
Almost all of the students involved in the brutal assault and killing of a man in Plovdiv do not differ from the profile of the average Bulgarian student, Education Minister Prof. Georgi Valchev told Nova TV on Saturday. "Most of them do not have many absencent days from school. Some, of course, ha»»»
Esha Oza to lead UAE at DP World Women’s Asia Cup 2026
DUBAI: Experienced all-rounder Esha Oza will lead the UAE squad at the eight-team DP World Women’s Asia Cup 2026 which starts at the Dubai International Stadium on Friday, Aug. 28. The 15-player squad has been placed in Group B alongside Bangladesh, Indonesia and Sri Lanka, with the host nation tak»»»
Al-Nassr denied request to renew contracts, reports say
DUBAI: The Saudi Pro League’s Financial Control Committee has rejected a request from Al-Nassr’s request to renew the contracts of several youth team players. The news was reported on Friday by Arriyadiyah Aajel, the breaking news account of Arabic daily newspaper Arriyadiyah on social media platfo»»»
How Abu Dhabi Police patrols are preparing for faster emergency response
Abu Dhabi: Abu Dhabi Police’s commander-in-chief has inspected security patrol operations across the emirate, reviewing field readiness and the systems used to respond to incidents and emergencies. Major General Ahmed Saif bin Zaitoon Al Muhairi Abu Dhabi Police Commander-in-Chief, visited patrol u»»»
UAE school reopening: Make the first day accident-free and get traffic points removed
As schools reopen across the UAE, Dubai Police is urging motorists and parents to make the first day of school accident-free by following traffic rules and taking extra care around busy school zones. Eligible motorists who participate in the campaign and meet its conditions can have four traffic po»»»
U.S envoy says the Golan is occupied Syrian territory
Washington, Aug 22 (SANA) The U.S. Special Envoy for Syria and Iraq, Tom Barrack, said the occupied Golan is Syrian territory according to international law and UN resolutions. In an interview with Clash Report published Saturday on X, Barrack said Israel continues to occupy the Syrian Golan in def»»»
Tasweer to present second edition of ‘Frame and Focus’ exhibition
Doha, Qatar: Tasweer Photo Festival Qatar announced Saturday that the second edition of its "Frame and Focus" exhibition, showcasing the work produced through its flagship 14-week Advanced Photography Course, will run from September 5 to October 5, 2026, at Al Hosh Gallery. The exhibition features »»»
UN Warns of Worsening Violence, Push for Annexation in West Bank
The UN human rights office has warned that violence by Israeli occupation forces and settlers in the occupied West Bank is worsening, alongside what it described as a widening push by Israel towards annexation. Thameen Al-Kheetan, spokesperson for the Office of the UN High Commissioner for Human Ri»»»
Dh1,000 fine, 4 black points: Sharjah Police warn against sudden swerving
Sharjah: Sharjah Police have warned motorists against making sudden lane changes or sharp turns after missing an exit, urging drivers to continue on their route and take the next available exit rather than risk causing a crash. “Missed your exit? Don’t risk a sudden swerve. Take the next exit and s»»»
From finding support to creating it: How the UAE helped this mother find a new path for her neurodivergent child
Dubai: The hardest part of Robie Torre-Gonzales' journey to the UAE was not getting the job. It was saying goodbye. In the Philippines, she had a promising career, two young children, and no real plans to leave the country. Her husband has already been working as an overseas Filipino worker (OFW) i»»»
Kuwaiti crude rises $3.45 to $93.71 a barrel
Kuwait: The price of Kuwaiti crude rose $3.45 to $93.71 a barrel in Friday's trading, compared with $90.26 in the previous session, according to the Kuwait Petroleum Corporation (KPC). In global markets, Brent crude futures fell 10 cents to $94.39 a barrel, while US West Texas Intermediate (WTI) cr»»»
US, Canada fail to reach trade deal, face fresh tariffs
Washington/Ottawa: The United States and Canada have failed to reach a trade agreement, deepening tensions between the two allies and paving the way for a fresh round of tariffs on Canadian imports. The White House said Washington would impose 50% tariffs on certain Canadian goods after the talks b»»»
Burjeel Holdings' AiMed Solutions bring UAE’s emerging healthcare AI innovators to AI Builders Summit 2026
Burjeel Holdings' AI and technology arm, AiMed Solutions, in collaboration with Burjeel Training Academy, the Group's medical education and training arm, is bringing together some of the UAE’s emerging technology talent for the AI Builders Summit 2026 Live Demo Day, where 19 finalists will showcase»»»
Qatar University ready to welcome more than 30,000 students for Fall 2026
Doha, Qatar: Qatar University (QU) is fully prepared to welcome students for the Fall 2026 semester, with academic, administrative and support services in place to ensure a smooth start and support students' academic success and university experience, Vice President for Student Affairs Dr. Mohammed»»»
Flock cameras destroyed as anti-surveillance protests spread
As more US police departments deploy Flock cameras to monitor traffic and track criminals, public backlash has grown. In San Diego, a protester dressed as Darth Vader showed up to a city council meeting to portray Flock as a tool for tracking “rebel scum.” There are now more than 130,000 Flock came»»»
Kuwait visa rules are changing on September 1: What residents and visitors need to know
Dubai: Kuwait will end automatic extensions for entry visas and leave permits from September 1, 2026, returning to the standard validity periods set under the country’s residency rules, the Ministry of Interior has announced. Under the change, automatic extensions covering all categories of visit v»»»
Woman dies after trying to stop fight involving her teenage brother at beach
Cairo: A 27-year-old Egyptian woman died after intervening in a dispute involving her teenage brother and a beach worker in Alexandria, turning a family day by the sea into a fatal confrontation that has prompted authorities to tighten controls at the city’s beaches. The incident took place at Cana»»»
Back to school in Saudi Arabia: Students get new digital IDs with QR codes
Dubai: Students across Saudi Arabia will return to public schools tomorrow ( Sunday, August 23) with a new set of digital services designed to allow pupils, parents and teachers to track schoolwork and communicate without having to visit schools in person. The Ministry of Education has made the ser»»»
No refund: Breaking these school bus rules could cost Saudi students their service
Dubai: Students in Saudi Arabia could be temporarily barred from school transport, or lose access to the service for the entire academic year, if they breach rules governing safety and behaviour on school buses, the Ministry of Education has said. The warning comes as education departments across t»»»
Kyrgyz Election Commission Chief meets with his Kazakh counterpart - | 24.KG
Kazakhstan has accredited 777 international observers to monitor the elections of deputies to the Kurultai, including representatives from Kyrgyzstan. According to the Central Election Commission of Kazakhstan, CEC members led by Chairman Nurlan Abdirov met with observer missions. Among them, Abdir»»»
Kyrgyzstan imports 151 million liters of soft drinks in six months - | 24.KG
Kyrgyzstan’s foreign trade in non-alcoholic beverages, mineral water and juices remained heavily imbalanced in January—June 2026. Total imports of non-alcoholic products exceeded $100,144.2 million, while the country’s exports amounted to just $5,050.5 million, according to data from the National S»»»
Ukraine attacks Ozon logistics center warehouses in Russia for the first time - | 24.KG
Ukraine has attacked Ozon logistics center warehouses in Russia for the first time. Samara Oblast Governor Vyacheslav Fedorishchev confirmed the information. More than 500 employees were evacuated from the Ozon logistics center in Samara Oblast after it was hit by a drone attack, the company said. »»»
Kyrgyzstan introduces state registration of hazardous biological agents - | 24.KG
The Cabinet of Ministers of Kyrgyzstan has approved procedures for the state registration of pathogenic biological agents, as well as rules for protecting information about them and granting individuals access to work with such agents and modern biotechnology products. The document was adopted in a»»»
Who are the eight candidates running to succeed Antonio Guterres as UN chief?
The United Nations Security Council held a second informal straw poll to gauge the popularity of candidates seeking to succeed Secretary-General Antonio Guterres, who will complete his second five-year term at the end of the year. Eight candidates are currently vying for the position against a back»»»
Russia Hammers Logistics Hub in Kiev and Kiev Region in Overnight Strike - MoD
MOSCOW (Sputnik) - Russia's Armed Forces struck a transport infrastructure facility and a logistics center in Kiev and the Kiev Region at night, the Russian Defense Ministry said in a statement. "This night, the Russian Armed Forces launched a strike using ground-based precision weapons and long-ra»»»
Trump immigrant visa suspension overturned: Pakistan, Bangladesh among 75 nations
A US judge has struck down a Trump administration policy suspending immigrant visa processing for applicants from 75 countries, including Pakistan and Bangladesh. US District Judge Jeannette Vargas in Manhattan ruled on Friday that the policy exceeded Secretary of State Marco Rubio’s statutory auth»»»
GPS Signals Were Affected but Flight Safety Was Not Compromised, Says Transport Minister after Jammer Neutralized
There was interference with GPS signals, but it did not affect flight safety, Transport and Communications Minister Georgi Peev told bTV on, commenting on information from the State Agency for National Security (SANS) about a powerful GPS jammer located and neutralized in Sofia's Dragalevtsi neighb»»»
Russia Wants Answers About a Bulgarian Broker - Cluster Munitions Are the Better Question
Last week, Maria Zakharova demanded that Washington and Ankara explain themselves over a planned weapons transfer to Ukraine put a Bulgarian company in front of an international audience that had never heard of it. The Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman warned that the delivery would damage Mosco»»»
Powerful GPS Jammer Found in Sofia, Raising Fears for Aircraft and Critical Infrastructure
A powerful GPS jammer capable of disrupting satellite navigation signals across parts of Sofia has been located and neutralized in the capital's Dragalevtsi district in a joint operation involving the State Agency for National Security, the Communications Regulation Commission and the Interior Mini»»»
Deadly 'double-tap' Russian drone strikes target Ukraine shopping centre
A pair of Russian drone strikes that hit a shopping centre in the Ukrainian city of Kryvyi Rih Friday killed at least 15 people and wounded scores more, authorities said. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky accused Moscow of targeting emergency workers in what's known as a "double-tap" stri»»»
Qatar University ready to welcome more than 30,000 students for Fall 2026 semester: Vice president
DOHA: Qatar University (QU) is fully prepared to welcome students for the Fall 2026 semester, with academic, administrative, and support services in place to ensure a smooth start and support students' academic success and university experience, said Vice President for Student Affairs Dr Mohammed D»»»
UAE flight schedules remain fluid as airports brace for post-summer rush
Dubai: UAE airports are preparing for higher passenger numbers as the summer holiday period ends, while regional flight schedules remain subject to change because of the wider Middle East situation. Dubai’s General Directorate of Identity and Foreigners Affairs has increased operational readiness a»»»
Sudan farms lie barren as El Nino leaves Nile banks dry
GADAREF, Sudan: Along the bone-dry riverbanks of the Nile in Sudan, farmers struggle to pull water to their crops. Others gather to pray for rainfall over cracked earth. Across the country, farmland that could feed the world’s largest hunger crisis many times over lies fallow, as weary farmers once»»»
Jieya Egypt starts construction of $67M hygiene products complex in Ain Sokhna Arab Finance For Information Technology
Arab Finance: Chinese hygiene products manufacturer Jieya Egypt has laid the foundation stone for a $67 million industrial complex in the Ain Sokhna Integrated Zone, with production scheduled to begin within two years, as per a statement. The project, a subsidiary of Tongling Jieya Biologic Technol»»»
Iran, Oman Stress Need for Consultations to Promote Regional Stability
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi and his Omani counterpart, Sayyid Badr Albusaidi, stressed the need to maintain consultations between Tehran and Muscat to help strengthen peace and stability in the region. Araghchi and Albusaidi held a telephone conversation on Friday, discussing bilateral »»»
Colombia quake death toll rises to 321
Bogota: The death toll from the 7.4-magnitude earthquake that struck Colombia on Aug. 10 has risen to 321, the National Unit for Disaster Risk Management (UNGRD) said Friday. The quake has also left 4,595 people injured and 257 missing, while 364 people have been rescued, the agency said in an upda»»»
On This Day, Aug. 22: IRA founder Michael Collins assassinated - UPI.com
On Aug. 22, 1922, Michael Collins, a founder of the Irish Republican Army and a key figure in Ireland's independence movement, was assassinated. 1 of 4 | On Aug. 22, 1922, Michael Collins, a founder of the Irish Republican Army and a key figure in Ireland's independence movement, was assassinated b»»»
51 million and counting: UAE passes halfway mark towards 100m mangrove target
The UAE has completed more than half of an ambitious programme to plant 100 million mangrove trees by the end of the decade, as it expands efforts to restore marine habitats, protect coastlines and strengthen biodiversity. The country has reached 51 per cent of its national mangrove planting target»»»
77 baggage scanners, 24-hour teams: Dubai prepares for the summer return rush
Dubai: Dubai Customs has deployed a comprehensive operational plan featuring round-the-clock staffing, advanced screening technology, and digital declaration tools to manage the influx of returning residents and international visitors following the summer break. The plan focuses on ramping up field»»»
Trump heads into midterms short on foreign policy wins
WASHINGTON: With the Iran war now at a costly standoff and crises from Ukraine to Gaza still unresolved, President Donald Trump’s ambitious foreign policy agenda appears stuck as he heads into November’s midterm elections. The setbacks are striking for a president who returned to office last year p»»»
REVIEW: Thrilling dino terror meets suburbia in ‘The End of Oak Street’
DUBAI: There is something amazingly absurd about watching an entire suburban neighborhood get ripped out of its familiar reality and dropped into a prehistoric nightmare. But in David Robert Mitchell’s nostalgia-tinted “The End of Oak Street,” the dinosaurs are almost beside the point. The film fol»»»
European wildfires reveal a hidden danger: buried bombs and mines from WWI and WWII
ELSENBORN: The wildfires burning across Europe this summer have exposed a potentially deadly threat lurking beneath the blackened landscape: rusty bombs and mines from World War I and II that threaten crews responding to the flames. Some of the weapons have exploded in the intense heat. Blasts have»»»
Iran grants permission for Iraqi oil tankers to pass through Strait of Hormuz, state news agency says
Iran has granted permission for a number of Iraqi oil tankers to pass through the Strait of Hormuz following repeated requests from Baghdad through various channels, Iran’s state news agency IRNA reported on Saturday. IRNA said obtaining special permission for Iraqi tankers was one o»»»
Possible Petroline expansion shines a light on Saudi Arabia’s long-term strategy
JEDDAH: Saudi Arabia is leveraging its Red Sea infrastructure to advance its logistics ambitions, with a potential expansion of the East-West Crude Oil Pipeline, or Petroline, highlighting the growing convergence of energy security. The nearly 1,200 km Petroline is increasingly viewed as more than »»»
Saudi aviation’s changing landscape: Riyadh Air and Saudia Airlines shape new era
RIYADH: Saudi Arabia’s aviation sector is emerging into a new era as the Kingdom aims to expand its global connectivity through the introduction of Riyadh Air alongside the established Saudia Airlines. The growth in the Kingdom’s airline sector has sparked conversation on the difference in airline »»»