How al-Qaeda adapted and survived after 9/11
A quarter of a century after the attacks against America on 11 September 2001, one cannot definitively say that al-Qaeda has been defeated. Instead, it has transformed from a centralised command to increasingly autonomous branches. From direct attacks and single devastating strikes to a network tha»»»
Independence Day: Sadyr Japarov attends festive concert in Talas - | 24.KG
On September 11, large-scale celebratory events marking the 35th anniversary of the independence of the Kyrgyz Republic took place in the city of Talas, attended by President Sadyr Japarov. The President’s press service reported. The festivities in the central city square began with a theatrical pe»»»
European Troops in Ukraine Would Mean War With Russia — Putin
Russian President Vladimir Putin slammed Europe’s escalating anti-Russian course, stressing that Russia has never threatened European countries and has no reason to seek conflict with them. “What are they pushing the peoples of their countries toward now? Toward war with the Russian Federation? Now»»»
Sadyr Japarov and First Lady visit Balastan Children's Center in Talas - | 24.KG
On September 11, during a working visit to Talas region, President of Kyrgyzstan Sadyr Japarov and the First Lady visited Balastan children’s entertainment center in the city of Talas. The President’s press service reported. Sadyr and Aigul Japarov were presented with a short concert program featur»»»
Yemen's Houthis reach strategic island at mouth of vital shipping lane
Yemen's Houthis took over on Friday a Red Sea island in the middle of the Bab al-Mandeb shipping lane, completing their push to control the area, a local government official and eyewitnesses told AFP. "Boats carrying armed Houthi fighters reached Mayyun Island after government forces withdrew from »»»
Kyrgyzstan’s Tax Service launches new service - | 24.KG
A new notification service has been launched within the «Taxpayer Account.» The press service of the State Tax Service of Kyrgyzstan announced. Taxpayers can now promptly receive information regarding important changes, news, and notifications directly through their «Taxpayer Account.» This new not»»»
Bon Matsuri & Japan Fest 2026 to take place in Bishkek - | 24.KG
The Japanese festival Bon Matsuri & Japan Fest 2026 will be held in Bishkek on September 19, the Kyrgyz Republic-Japan Center (KRJC) reports. The festival will feature traditional bon dances, with three major dance segments planned. They will range from the energetic Yosakoi to the traditional Toky»»»
Kyrgyzstan and the UK discuss cooperation at UN Security Council - | 24.KG
On September 10, Kyrgyzstan’s Ambassador to the UK, Omar Sultanov, presented copies of his credentials to Eleanor Mackewn, Assistant Marshal of the Diplomatic Corps at the UK Foreign Office. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Kyrgyzstan reported. The parties discussed cooperation priorities and pla»»»
Arabian Travel Market at 33: From Dubai attractions to the global tourism trends that shaped travel
Dubai welcomed 19.6 million international visitors in 2025 Dubai: Dubai is gearing up for Arabian Travel Market (ATM) 2026 with confidence in a tourism rebound. The emirate welcomed 19.6 million international visitors in 2025, with December recording a monthly high of about 2 million visitors. As A»»»
Tokayev praises organization of World Nomad Games and thanks Kyrgyzstan - | 24.KG
Kazakhstan’s leader, Kassym-Jomart Tokayev, thanked President Sadyr Japarov for organizing the 6th World Nomad Games. He made these remarks during a meeting in Astana with the winners and medalists of the event. According to Kassym-Jomart Tokayev, the Games were held to a high standard, and the com»»»
UK spent tens of thousands on flight to deport one migrant – Telegraph
The UK spent tens of thousands of pounds to charter a plane to deport one migrant, according to a report by The Telegraph, citing Home office data. The report details millions of pounds spent by the British government on charter flights for deportations. In the year to date, 74 charter flights have»»»
One dead, 14 injured: Sharjah Police warn on tailgating
Traffic cameras, crash footage used to highlight dangers of driving too close Sharjah: Failure to leave a safe distance between vehicles was linked to 15 road casualties in Sharjah in 2025, including one death and 14 injuries, according to Sharjah Police traffic statistics. The injuries included tw»»»
Belgium authorities investigate first probable local West Nile human infection case
Brussels: Health authorities in Flanders have detected five probable locally acquired cases of West Nile virus (WNV), marking the first domestic human infections reported in Belgium, local media said citing data from the Flemish Department of Care. All five cases, the first probable human WNV cases»»»
Oil above $100: Red Sea threat could add month to Asia shipments
Tankers face month-long detours as Asian refiners seek alternatives, freight costs rise Dubai: Oil shipments to Asia could take about a month longer if escalating fighting around the Red Sea forces more tankers to avoid one of the world’s most important maritime chokepoints. The threat comes as Ira»»»
Six months into the Iran war, no end is in sight
What began as a bid for swift victory has become a conflict with no clear endgame Six months ago, when US and Israeli forces launched coordinated strikes on Iran under the codename Operation Epic Fury, the expectation in Washington was swift and decisive: take out the regime’s leadership, cripple i»»»
Eight people rescued from clandestine CJNG cartel facility in Mexico
Guadalajara, Mexico: An operation near Guadalajara resulted in the rescue of eight people from forced cartel labor, Mexican officials confirmed on Thursday, September 10. The recruits, two of whom were on crutches, were discovered in a clandestine clinic operated by Mexico's Jalisco New Generation »»»
Hormuz choked, Red Sea threatened: How will oil get through?
Brent above $100 as Hormuz squeeze and Iran-backed Houthi gains threaten vital oil routes Dubai: For months, the Strait of Hormuz has been the central pressure point in the Iran war. Now another of the world’s most important shipping corridors is coming under threat — and that could make getting Mi»»»
47°C in the UAE today: Here’s where the hottest weather is expected
Fog or mist may form overnight and early Sunday in coastal and inland areas Abu Dhabi: The UAE is set for another hot Saturday, with temperatures forecast to climb to 47°C in Liwa and 45°C in Al Ain, as humid conditions return overnight and raise the chance of fog and mist in parts of the country. »»»
Germany’s AfD party files criminal complaint against Merz
The Alternative for Germany (AfD) has filed a criminal complaint against German Chancellor Friedrich Merz after he claimed that the right-wing party is calling for ethnic cleansing. Merz made the remark in a heated parliamentary debate following the AfD’s resounding victory in the regional election»»»
Sheinbaum says 'Mexico is nobody's pinata' in response to Rubio
Mexico City: Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum voiced her rejection of what she described as use of Mexico "in their elections" in response to comments made by the US Secretary of State. "As we have always said, Mexico is nobody's pinata. Mexico must be respected. We do not interfere in their ele»»»
After Ali al-Tahir – Ya Libnan
Share: Illustration : The Lebanese Army is getting ready to take over Ali al Taher ridge from Israel after Hezbollah was defeated and fled the scene Ali al-Tahir exposes the bankruptcy of Hezbollah’s thinking. Underground fortifications may delay an advancing army but they cannot repair an organiza»»»
Zambia could face 'acute food insecurity' as El Nino drought looms: official
Lusaka: Between October of this year and March of next year, an estimated 1.2 million people in Zambia are at risk of experiencing acute food insecurity due to an ongoing El Niño-induced drought, according to senior government officials. Announcing the latest seasonal rainfall outlook in Lusaka, th»»»
Polish MEP smashes memorial honoring Ukrainian Nazi collaborators
A Polish MEP has taken an axe to a memorial honoring Nazi-linked Ukrainian nationalist paramilitaries responsible for massacring Polish civilians during World War II. In a video posted on X on Thursday, Grzegorz Braun can be seen repeatedly striking a stone obelisk in Bialystok, near Poland’s borde»»»
We’re on the brink of world war that ends with nuclear weapons – Carlson to GU
Conservative journalist Tucker Carlson has warned that the world is on the brink of a global conflict that could ultimately end with the use of nuclear weapons in an interview with Going Underground host Afshin Rattansi broadcast on RT on Saturday. Carlson argues that the US is already effectively »»»
UK police ban masks at planned protests
London: Police in southern England have banned demonstrators from wearing face coverings or masks during planned anti-immigration rallies and counter-protests this weekend. Anti-migrant protesters calling themselves "patriots" and led by a longtime ally of far-right figurehead Stephen Yaxley-Lennon»»»
Qatar strongly condemns targeting of East-West Pipeline in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
Doha: The State of Qatar condemned in the strongest terms the targeting of the East-West Pipeline in the Riyadh and Madinah Al-Munawwarah regions of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia by several drones originating from the Republic of Iraq, and the resulting human injuries and material damages. The Minist