Indian expat to challenge iPhone 18 Pro customs duty in Kerala court
Doha, Qatar: The debate over customs duty on the iPhone 18 Pro will soon move to a courtroom in Kerala, as Dubai-based Indian expatriate Ajas Mohammed Jansher plans to take legal action to retrieve his newly purchased iPhone from customs without paying what he calls 'unjustified duty'. Ajas's troub»»»
Pakistan judge quits over growing ‘executive interference’
‘My conscience does not permit me to continue,’ Justice Kayani says Dubai: A senior Pakistani judge resigned on Wednesday, accusing the executive of increasing its control over the judiciary and warning that recent constitutional amendments had undermined the independence of the country’s high cour»»»
French Senate backs 'make rioters pay' bill despite rights concerns
France's Senate on Wednesday approved a bill authorising rioters to be held financially accountable for damage caused during social unrest, with penalties of up to €10,000 and possible welfare benefit seizures. Rights groups warn the legislation could undermine the public's fundamental right to pro»»»
King Charles III Acknowledges Slavery Caused Great Suffering, Makes No Apology
MOSCOW (Sputnik) - During a visit to the Bahamas, King Charles III of the United Kingdom said that slavery had caused great suffering to the people of the Caribbean, but he stopped short of offering an apology and made no mention of reparations. On Tuesday, the UK monarch began a nine-day tour of C»»»
Kennedy says Arabs produce no science. Nobel says otherwise
Health secretary’s comments made while campaigning in a state with a large Arab population Washington: US Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s broad assertions about Arab contributions to humanity’s scientific and literary discoveries at a Republican campaign event in Grand R»»»
Perspective - As China's Communist Party holds plenum, Xi's anti-corruption drive continues
In this edition of Perspective, we try to figure out what happens behind the closed doors of the Chinese Communist Party's plenum meeting. At the heart of the discussions will be President Xi Jinping's firm grip on power. For analysis, we're joined by Jean-François Di Méglio from the Asia Cent»»»
Kuwait summons Iranian ambassador in protests of ‘interference’ in internal affairs
DUBAI: Kuwait summoned Iran’s ambassador on Wednesday and handed him a formal note of protest over a statement issued by the Iranian embassy that it said interfered in its internal affairs and undermined the independence of its judiciary. Deputy Foreign Minister Hamad Al-Mashaan summoned Ambassador»»»
Shop closures in Hungary: what will be open and when?
Shops across Hungary will largely close on Sunday, 1 November, for All Saints’ Day, while most retailers will operate as usual on Saturday, 31 October, and Monday, 2 November. Shoppers are advised to plan ahead to avoid finding supermarkets and shopping centre stores closed over the holiday weekend»»»
Yes, Bulgaria Co-Leader Mirchev Says Government’s Response to Black Sea Attack Signals Weakness to Russia
The government’s failure to respond firmly to Russia sends a message that Moscow can continue attacking and intimidating others, Yes, Bulgaria (DB) Co-Chair Ivaylo Mirchev said at a party briefing on the latest attack on a container ship. Defence Minister Dimitar Stoyanov reported that a container »»»
Former Finance Minister Warns Bulgaria’s 2027 Budget Will Be Worse Than 2026
Asen Vassilev, leader of We Continue the Change (PP) and a former finance minister, said on Nova TV on Wednesday morning that he expects Bulgaria’s 2027 budget to be significantly worse than the 2026 version, questioning Prime Minister Rumen Radev’s promise to submit it by the end of the month, bef»»»
Beyond the frame: Nikon and Centara explore sustainable hospitality in the Maldives
At Machchafushi Island Resort & Spa — The Centara Collection, a three-day photography workshop with the Nikon Global Youth Program brought participants closer to marine life and exploring how photography and responsible hospitality can inspire a deeper commitment to ocean conservation. MALE: In the»»»
UK Treasury chief faces headwinds as he delivers first budget under new PM Burnham
British Treasury chief John Healey faces a fine balancing act when he delivers his first budget statement Wednesday, with the economic backdrop made more difficult as a result of the turmoil caused by the Iran war. Healey, who was appointed chancellor of the exchequer in July when Andy Burnham beca»»»
Ashghal President says building enduring infrastructure hinges on long-term vision, skilled national workforce
Doha, Qatar: President of the Public Works Authority (Ashghal) HE Eng. Mohammed bin Abdulaziz Al Meer has highlighted the importance of a farsighted strategic vision and well-established operations to deliver sustainable infrastructure achievements. Speaking on Wednesday during a panel discussion o»»»
Europe...:60% of Belgium’s Nuke Companies Delay Investments ...
By Staff, Agencies Six out of every 10 companies operating in Belgium’s nuclear sector are postponing investment decisions amid uncertainty over the government’s future energy policy, according to a survey by technology federation Agoria cited by broadcaster VRT on Wednesday. The companies are urgi»»»
UAE's Zayed the Founder Day: Why it was introduced, what it means and how to participate
How the annual occasion aims to connect communities and carry forward a lasting legacy Dubai: The UAE will observe a new annual national occasion, Zayed the Founder Day, from January 7, 2027, dedicated to celebrating the life, legacy and values of the late Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan, the Fou»»»
Palestine:American Rapper Macklemore Vows to Support Palesti...
By Staff, Agencies American rapper Macklemore has reaffirmed his unwavering support for the Palestinian people, pledging to stand up for their rights and freedom until his “last breath,” amid reported tensions with English singer Ed Sheeran over his outspoken pro-Palestinian stance. Speaking at the»»»
Red Star Belgrade overrun Maccabi Tel Aviv in basketball EuroLeague
BELGRADE - Red Star Belgrade defeated Maccabi Tel Aviv 100-78 in a EuroLeague Basketball Round 8 game at home on Tuesday evening. Red Star now have five wins and three defeats in the competition, while Maccabi have two wins and six defeats. A very inspired Tyson Carter led the hosts to victory with»»»
Iran war hits ‘cruise for life’: 200 stranded as operator runs out of money
Passengers paying up to $440,000 for cabins ordered off ship within hours Dubai: A dream of travelling the world aboard a floating home has ended abruptly for around 200 passengers stranded in Cambodia after soaring fuel costs linked to the Iran war forced a US-based cruise operator to suspend oper»»»
Leonardo Badea, First Deputy Governor of the BNR: Technology and organizational culture, a new challenge
There is a very old writing, often analyzed in the public space, which is directly related to the story of the evolution of humanity – the Book of Enoch. In this work with deep religious dimensions, a very interesting story appears – the story of Azazel, a watcher angel who violates the order estab»»»
Democratic Bulgaria Asks Whether Security Services Received Advance Warning of Starlink Arson
Democratic Bulgaria (DB) asked on Wednesday whether Bulgaria's security services had been warned by foreign counterparts a week before the arson attack on Starlink antennas in the country. Starlink is a network of low-Earth-orbit satellites. At a briefing in Parliament, Yes, Bulgaria Co-Chair and D»»»
US enforces blockade of Iranian ports as regional threat level hits ‘severe’: UKMTO
Maritime advisory warns of delays due to heightened military operations The United States is enforcing a blockade of all Iranian ports and coastlines, with the measure applying to every vessel regardless of flag or ownership, according to a maritime security advisory issued on Wednesday, October 28»»»
Rights groups say proposed French law to make rioters pay for damage is anti-democratic
Critics have said that a proposed French law that would make rioters liable to pay thousands of euros for any damage they cause is anti-democratic, as it could undermine the legitimate right to protest. The government put forward the law in a bid to quell looting and vandalism on the fringes of ong»»»
Continue the Change Leader Vassilev Disputes PM's Explanation for Why 2027 Draft Budget Is Not Made Public Yet
Continue the Change (CC) Chair and former Finance Minister Assen Vassilev Wednesday disputed Prime Minister Rumen Radev's explanation for why the 2027 draft budget prepared by the government, has not been released yet. Earlier on Wednesday, Prime Minister Rumen Radev said the Cabinet was still work»»»
Damaged Cargo Ship Drifts Into Bulgaria’s Black Sea Zone as Regional Security Talks Begin
Bulgarian Defense Minister Dimitar Stoyanov said Bulgaria would propose a joint security coordination mechanism with Romania and Turkey to respond more quickly to threats in the Black Sea, as the disabled cargo ship Khoryv drifted into Bulgaria’s maritime zone following a drone attack off the Roman»»»
Radev Seeks European-Level Food Markups in Bulgaria as Budget Talks Continue
Prime Minister Rumen Radev said the government aims to bring Bulgarian food price markups in line with those in other developed European countries, maintain household electricity and heating prices until July 1, 2027, and preserve planned income increases in the 2027 budget as negotiations with the»»»
China takes Mbappé's apology 'seriously' after 'Chinese dictator' comments
China's Foreign Ministry said Wednesday it has taken footballstar Kylian Mbappé's apology "seriously" for comments considered to be disrespectful of Mao Zedong, the founding leader of Communist China, as the fallout over the issue continues. Mbappé faced a backlash Tuesday over comments he made in »»»
Media Review: October 28
The topics of rising food and fuel prices and the upcoming presidential runoffs between Iliana Iotova and Andrey Gurov on November 1 dominate Wednesday's news media. POLITICS Bulgarian National Television's morning show hosted a presidential debate between Dr. Emil Stoimenov, co-chair of Iliana Iot»»»
Romanian entrepreneurs recognise the value of visibility but struggle to achieve it – study
More than one in five Romanian entrepreneurs believe that neither they nor their businesses have sufficient market visibility, although most recognise its importance for business development, according to a study commissioned by ING Bank Romania. In response, the bank has launched Next in Business,»»»
‘I will get my Grammy eventually’: Meet Alya, the 21-year-old Emirati singer with Beyoncé-sized dreams
Alya redefines Emirati pop with her genre-free sound and international ambitions Dubai: "I will get my Grammy eventually," declares 21-year-old Emirati-British singer Alya at the Gulf News studios in Dubai. There's no nervous laughter or awkward backtracking. She says it with conviction, as though »»»
Voices:The War Iran Won: Why Washington’s Allies Are Turning...
By Mohamad Hammoud Eight months after the United States and “Israel” launched their war against Iran, senior officials from Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, and Turkey arrived in Tehran on October 26 to discuss regional security. Their visit raised a question that battlefield assessments cannot answer: What»»»
Ryanair expands Budapest base, but warns Hungarian government
Ryanair has called on the Hungarian government to reduce airport charges, warning that rising costs could threaten further growth, even as the airline announces eight new routes from Budapest for the 2026 winter season. Ryanair expands the number of destinations from Budapest The Irish low-cost car»»»
Iran war or peace? Qatar presents new proposal to Tehran as Trump says ‘anything is possible’
Tehran expected to respond this week as US keeps military options open and Israel warns Dubai: Qatar has presented Iran with a new peace proposal aimed at averting another major military confrontation, even as US President Donald Trump refused to rule out fresh strikes and Israeli Prime Minister Be»»»
It's not just a prediction anymore: 13 major companies cutting jobs as AI takes over
The death of the entry-level role? Why 50% of white-collar jobs are at risk Dubai: Artificial intelligence (AI) replacing human workers is no longer a thought experiment, it's corporate strategy and it's playing out right now at some of the world's largest companies. The people building the technol»»»
How entrepreneurs should prepare for a profitable exit, according to EY experts
Many entrepreneurs considering an exit believe that their company’s performance will ensure a successful transaction. It is becoming increasingly clear that the differentiating factor in a transaction is no longer exclusively the company’s performance, although this remains extremely important, but»»»
Cyclone eases after lashing India coast, no deaths reported
Kakinada, India: Ferocious winds and torrential rain lashed India's southeastern coast after a cyclone made landfall on Wednesday, but officials said there were no initial reports of deaths and the storm later began to ease. Cyclone Arnab hit southeastern Andhra Pradesh state as a "very severe cycl»»»
How Yemen’s Houthis finance their war and evade sanctions
LONDON: The average Houthi fighter, dressed in a traditional futah wraparound skirt, carrying an ancient AK-47 and brandishing a curved jambiya dagger, might look like an unsophisticated throwback to another era. But behind the ranks of the sandal-clad militia is a modern financial network, dealing»»»
What is the First-Class Order of Zayed II awarded to flydubai FZ1073 crew?
UAE President honours captain, crew for their courage during September 30 cockpit attack Dubai: The First-Class Order of Zayed II, a prestigious UAE civilian decoration, has come into focus after President His Highness Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan conferred it on Captain Smit Machchhar and cr»»»
UpMedical: True aesthetic confidence only happens when the body is in balance from within
A new clinic reinforces a shift already underway in the local medical market: the boundaries between dermatology, aesthetics, and internal medicine are becoming increasingly difficult to define. UpMedical Primăverii—the latest addition to the UpMedical network—is built on the premise that a patient»»»
Europe...:German Special Forces Preparing for War with Russi...
By Staff, Agencies Germany’s elite special forces are preparing for a potential large-scale war with Russia, the unit’s commander told Bild. The remarks come amid tensions between Moscow and NATO over the Ukraine conflict, with German officials warning that the armed forces must be ready for a conf»»»
What happens when your money starts shopping around?
COMMENTWhen banks start barring the door to a new technology, what are they actually protecting? Dubai: There was a recent report that Citigroup and Bank of America have restricted AI agents’ access to customer accounts. JPMorgan has also signalled restrictions. Their concerns include security, lia»»»
Sector 7 Hub: The execution matters as much as the idea itself
Their creative collective has been crafting digital content since 2008. They help brands insert themselves into pop culture by matching them with audience interests, from viral videos to full digital & ATL campaigns. Sector 7 Hub’s aim is to create branded content that people actually want to consu»»»
Hungary braces for a sudden cold snap – Could the first snow arrive next week?
Hungary is set for a sharp drop in temperatures as an unusually early breakdown of the polar vortex is expected to bring colder air from the north. Daytime temperatures could fall below 10°C in many areas from early next week, while the highest parts of the Northern Hungarian Mountains could see th»»»
Zionist Entity:“Israel” Detained UK MPs at West Bank Border...
By Staff, Agencies Two British members of Parliament and a Scottish lawmaker said “Israeli” authorities held them for eight hours after they tried to enter the West Bank. Scottish National Party MP Lara Bird, Labour MP Clive Lewis, and Scottish Greens member of the Scottish Parliament Kate Nevens s»»»
Russia:Putin: EU Burying Its Own Economy
By Staff, Agencies Russian President Vladimir Putin confirmed that the EU is burying its own economy by rejecting Russian energy supplies. European nations have faced soaring energy costs since imposing sweeping sanctions on Russia and its hydrocarbon exports following the escalation of the Ukraine»»»
Iran:Iran’s Foreign Ministry Urges Qatar to Uphold Requireme...
By Staff, Agencies Iran’s Foreign Ministry urged Qatar to adhere to the requirements of mediation and demonstrate goodwill in its regional policies, warning against allowing aggressors to use its territory and facilities for military attacks against Iran. Mahmoud Maleki, head of the Public Relation»»»
UAE flight status today: Cancellations, delays, Saudi route changes and Middle East travel alerts
Passengers urged to verify flight status amid UAE airport capacity increase Dubai: Flight disruptions continue across the UAE, with cancellations affecting services to Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, India and other international destinations, while several Abu Dhabi arrivals are delayed. Passengers are bein»»»
How the brain can relearn what injury takes away
On World Stroke Day, advances in rehabilitation offer hope for restoring movement For most of us, picking up a cup of coffee is unremarkable. The hand opens, the fingers settle around the cup, the wrist adjusts, and the arm lifts. The whole sequence takes moments. But when a stroke or some other su»»»
Putin warns of ‘serious consequences’ if Russia is excluded from global gas markets
Any attempt to exclude Russia from the global gas market will have serious consequences, Vladimir Putin said at Tuesday’s summit of the Gas Exporting Countries Forum (GECF) in Moscow. Putin recalled the proverb that whoever digs a pit for someone else may fall into it themselves. “In my view, this »»»
Jewellery, fashion and contemporary craft take centre stage as M7 opens three major exhibitions
Doha, Qatar: Qatar Museums (QM) has opened three exhibitions at M7, Qatar’s epicentre for innovation and entrepreneurship in fashion and design: ‘Around the World in Jewellery’; ‘ERDEM: About Time, About Her’; and ‘Expanded Tradition. Contemporary Craft Practices in Mexico’. Spanning jewellery, fas»»»
Ljubljana film festival has rejected screening of film on Jasenovac
The Ljubljana International Film Festival has refused to screen “Golden Ratio ’42 – Children of Kozara”, a film about Ustasha crimes against Serbs, Jews and Roma in the Jasenovac camp, and after this decision it will never again be brave, objective and free, director Lordan Zafranović has said. Zaf»»»