Report: Hezbollah detainees say were surveilling northern area to protect Shiite towns from attack
The five detainees belonging to Hezbollah who were arrested between the highlands of Bsharri and Batroun confessed during interrogation that they were conducting a preemptive reconnaissance -- or something akin to a drill -- to determine how to protect Shiite towns within districts with a non-Shiit»»»
The FAA has ordered all departing flights across the US grounded until further notice
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has ordered a rare nationwide ground stop for all departing flights across the US, citing unspecified safety concerns. The emergency directive took effect at 3:54 PM Eastern Time on Friday, with all departing aircraft instructed to remain on the ground unti»»»
Israeli drone strike on Gaza’s Jabalia kills two people, leaves injuries: Al-Shifa Hospital - Al-Manar TV Lebanon
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US flight departures resume after nationwide ground stop due to communications outage
The US Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) announced on Friday that flight departures have resumed across the United States after the agency lifted a nationwide ban imposed earlier in the day for safety reasons, following significant air traffic control communication issues. The FAA attributed th»»»
Voices:Bahrain’s Persecuted Majority: How Western Powers Pro...
By Mohamad Hammoud A Mass Trial Exposes Decades of Persecution Bahrain, a strategically located Gulf kingdom between Saudi Arabia and Iran, has long been known for discrimination against its Shia-majority citizen population under the Sunni Al Khalifa monarchy. Behind its image as a modern financial»»»
Qatar Stars League elected to Supervisory Board of World Leagues Association
Doha, Qatar: The Qatar Stars League (QSL) has been elected to the Supervisory Board of World Leagues Association (WLA). The election took place during the association’s annual meeting held in Prague, Czech Republic, on November 12 and 13, 2026, with representatives from several of the world’s promi»»»
Iran reports three incidents of oil tankers hit by mines in Hormuz
Iran's navy and Revolutionary Guards said on Saturday that fires had broken out on a total of three oil tankers that struck mines in the Strait of Hormuz, where Tehran has restricted navigation. Tehran has insisted that vessels obtain its authorisation to cross the strait since war erupted with the»»»
Army seizes arms depot in Beirut southern suburbs
The Lebanese Army announced that it seized a large number of arms and ammunition from a depot in Beirut's southern suburbs, a Hezbollah stronghold, adding that it arrested one person. The army conducted "a special security operation after close monitoring of the transportation and trade of weapons,»»»
IMF says more work needed on Lebanon reforms
The International Monetary Fund said that more work is needed to reach an agreement on restructuring Lebanon's banking sector, one of the steps towards unlocking billions of dollars in financial assistance. An IMF staff-level agreement reached in April 2022 laid out conditions to unlock assistance,»»»
United States:US: Bomb at Illinois Ethanol Plant Forces Evac...
By Staff, Agencies The New York Times reported that the discovery of a bomb at an Illinois ethanol plant forced residents and businesses on both banks of the Illinois River to evacuate Friday night, disrupting traffic and public events in Peoria and neighboring East Peoria. Peoria Mayor Rita Ali id»»»
UAE reveals nationalities of 14 Fujairah road accident victims
Doha, Qatar: The Ministry of Interior of the United Arab Emirates has revealed that of the 14 people who died in a road accident on Sheikh Khalifa Road in Fujairah on November 12, 2026, 10 were Emiratis and four were Indians. The accident occurred when a truck driver lost control, collided with ano»»»
Conflict with US is pushing Canada to move closer to EU
Katharina KrollTariff disputes with the US have prompted Canada to look across the Atlantic, seeking closer ties with Europe. A new Canada-EU alliance aims to strengthen political and economic cooperation. https://p.dw.com/p/5PAD3AdvertisementCanada's easternmost province, Newfoundland, is looking »»»
Erion Veliaj Calls for No-Confidence Motion Against Edi Rama in Letter to Socialist Party Assembly
As Albania’s ruling Socialist Party holds its National Assembly today in Gjiri i Lalëzit, Tirana Mayor Erion Veliaj has sent a lengthy message to party members from Fier prison, publicly releasing a letter sharply criticizing the party’s leadership and calling for greater internal democracy. Veliaj»»»
Edi Rama Arrives at Socialist Party Assembly as Leadership Tensions Emerge Over Veliaj’s Letter
Prime Minister Edi Rama has arrived at a resort in Gjiri i Lalëzit, where the ruling Socialist Party is holding its National Assembly amid renewed questions over the party’s leadership and internal political dynamics. Rama is expected to chair the meeting, scheduled to begin at 10:30 a.m. Ministers»»»
How the UAE helped this Mexican pilot build a life across generations
He reflects on finding a second home, raising a family, passing on lessons of a lifetime Dubai: When Oscar Leonardo Ocampo Samperio moved from Mexico to Dubai in 2006, he expected a new chapter in his aviation career. He did not know that two decades later, the UAE would become such an important pa»»»
Pakistan warns of maritime tensions, calls for protection of international shipping
Geneva, Nov. 14 (SANA) Pakistan has warned of the repercussions of maritime tensions in the Gulf and Bab el-Mandeb on developing countries and fragile economies, calling on the UN Security Council to act to end military provocations and protect commercial shipping routes. The Pakistan News Agency (»»»
Qatar National Library project steps up efforts to combat illicit trade in cultural heritage
DOHA Qatar National Library's 'Himaya'project has strengthened efforts to combat the illicit trafficking of cultural property and protect documentary heritage from theft and smuggling through specialist training, international cooperation and the documentation of historical collections. Launched in»»»
Lebanon:Sheikh Qassem’s Full Speech on Hezbollah Martyr’s Da...
Translated by Al-Ahed News, Hezbollah Media Relations The full speech of Hezbollah Secretary Genera His Eminence Sheikh Naim Qassem on the Martyr’s Day Commemoration on November 11, 2026. In the name of God, the Most Compassionate, the Most Merciful. Praise be to God, Lord of the Worlds. May prayer»»»
Palestine:World Orgs Sound Alarm on Intolerable Gaza Catastr...
By Staff, Agencies Ireland’s former President Mary Robinson has described the situation in Gaza as “intolerable” and called on Europe to “be outspoken” about its values. Speaking on RTÉ’s Six One News on Friday, Robinson said Europe is horrified by the humanitarian conditions in Gaza and the West B»»»
United States:US Navy Removes Destroyer Cmdr. as Congress’ T...
By Staff, Agencies The US Navy has removed the commander of a guided-missile destroyer that participated in military operations against Iran, while a senior Navy admiral serving as the physician to the US Congress has separately resigned amid allegations of misconduct and concerns over medical over»»»
Iran:Iran Slams IAEA Board’s Flawed Resolutions: No Normal I...
By Staff, Agencies Iran’s Mission to the UN Office in Vienna criticized the IAEA Board of Governors’ resolutions on Iran as legally flawed, saying normal implementation of safeguards cannot resume under the abnormal circumstances created by attacks on the country’s safeguarded nuclear facilities. I»»»
Report lost Qatari documents through Metrash, urges MOI
Doha, Qatar: The Department of Nationality and Travel Documents, under the Ministry of Interior, has urged citizens who lose their Qatari documents to report the loss immediately through the Metrash app. In a social media post, the Ministry stressed the importance of reporting lost passports or nat»»»
Israeli Opposition Fears Netanyahu Could Ignite Iran War to Derail Eisenkot-Led Government
Israeli opposition leaders fear that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu might provoke Iran and push it toward a renewed military confrontation, with the aim of preventing the formation of a new government led by his rival, Gadi Eisenkot, head of the “Yashar” party, according to Israeli political sou»»»
Orbán's former minister: Billions in hidden cash – VIDEO
Hungarian investigators have uncovered billions of forints in cash buried in forests, concealed inside buildings and stored in a hidden safe during a corruption investigation involving Miklós Seszták, a former minister in Viktor Orbán’s government. The discovery, accompanied by remarkable photograp»»»
Asked to open a bank account for a job? UAE ministry issues warning
Jobseekers urged to verify offers through official channels before sharing details Abu Dhabi: The UAE Ministry of Human Resources and Emiratisation (MoHRE) has warned jobseekers against fraudulent employment offers, identifying five warning signs that should prompt applicants to stop and verify a r»»»
US Officials Blame Aging Equipment for Nationwide Air Traffic Chaos, Deny Cyberattack
US Secretary of Transportation Sean Duffy confirmed that aging equipment caused the suspension of air traffic across the United States, explaining that “network switches and routers were overwhelmed by a massive influx of data, leading to their failure.” Duffy clarified that US authorities did not »»»
Palestine:UN: IOF Martyr at Least 245 Palestinian Children i...
By Staff, Agencies United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights Volker Turk has revealed that at least 245 Palestinian children have been killed by “Israeli” forces in the occupied West Bank since October 7, 2023, when the war on Gaza began. Speaking on Friday, Turk said the fatalities include»»»
Draft Budget 2027 advances restructuring for three public enterprises (minister)
Tunis, Nov. 14 (TAP)- Public enterprise restructuring programmes are moving ahead to strengthen their production capacities, improve their financial standing, and ensure business continuity, Minister of Economy and Planning Samir Abdelhafidh told...»»»
Abu Dhabi leads transition towards sustainable transport
Green buses cut carbon emissions by 1,332 tonnes in 2025 and reduce energy costs by 40% In a move reflecting Abu Dhabi’s firm commitment to environmental sustainability and the adoption of smart, low-emission mobility solutions, data released by the Integrated Transport Centre (Abu Dhabi Mobility) »»»
International News:Trump, Xi and Putin to Meet in China, Wit...
By Staff, Agencies US President Donald Trump, Russian President Vladimir Putin and Chinese President Xi Jinping are expected to hold a rare trilateral meeting next Thursday on the sidelines of the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation [APEC] summit in Shenzhen, China, with discussions expected to focus»»»
Brazil demands explanation from Israel over teenager's death in custody
Rio De Janeiro: Brazil's Foreign Ministry on Friday demanded an official and conclusive explanation from Israel over the death of a 17-year-old Brazilian-Palestinian dual national in Israeli custody. Walid Khalid Abdalla Ahmad was detained by Israeli forces in the occupied Palestinian territory on »»»
Russian Forces Liberate Tersyanka, Pound Ukrainian Infrastructure and Inflict Heavy Losses – MoD
Russia's Battlegroup Vostok liberated the settlement of Tersyanka in the Zaporozhye Region, the Russian Defense Ministry said on Saturday. Ukraine lost over 335 soldiers and four armored vehicles in combat against Russia's Battlegroup Tsentr over the past day, in addition to losses in manpower and »»»
Fujairah accident: 13-year-old boy identified as fourth Indian killed in road tragedy
BREAKING NEWSHis family visiting the UAE was on the way to airport when tragedy struck: Social workers Fujairah: A 13-year-old boy has been identified as the fourth Indian killed in the devastating road crashes in Fujairah, according to social workers supporting the families affected by the two con»»»
Gold prices rise by 150 Syrian pounds in local markets
Damascus,Nov. 14 (SANA) The price of one gram of 21-karat gold in the Syrian market rose by 150 Syrian pounds compared with the price recorded last Thursday. According to a bulletin issued by the General Authority for Precious Metals Management on Saturday, the selling price of one gram of 21-karat»»»
Bulgarian Foreign Ministry Warns of Major Air Traffic Disruptions in US Despite Lifting of Restrictions
The Foreign Ministry has informed Bulgarian citizens travelling to, from, and through the United States of America that a major technical failure in the telecommunications system of the US Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has caused serious disruptions to air traffic in a statement published o»»»
United States:US Reopens National Airspace After Major Air T...
By Staff, Agencies The United States lifted an hours-long nationwide airport ground stop on Friday following a major disruption to its air traffic control system, with senior officials blaming outdated equipment and overloaded network infrastructure rather than a cyberattack. US Transportation Secr»»»
Microsoft says all services working again
BusinessGlobal issuesMicrosoft says all services working againTimothy Jones with ReutersUS tech giant Microsoft says it has fixed problems that led to a global outage of its services. The glitch severely disrupted online communications in businesses and governments for more than 24 hours. https://p»»»
US Air Force captain arrested in Japan's Okinawa for alleged drunk driving
US captain's arrest follows curfew measures aimed at reducing crimes Japanese police arrested a US Air Force captain Saturday on suspicion of drunk driving in Okinawa, a police spokesman said, in the latest twist to strains between the Pacific allies. The arrest comes just a week after Tokyo and Wa»»»
Dubai to host fifth Salon du Chocolat this month
The exhibition will span 3,500 square metres at Madinat Arena Dubai will host the fifth edition of Salon du Chocolat et de la Pâtisserie Dubai at Madinat Jumeirah from Nov 30-Dec 2, coinciding with the UAE's 55th Eid Al Etihad celebrations. Organised by HSME, the exhibition will span 3,500 square m»»»
Africa...:Ethiopia Border Clashes Leave Two Kenyans Dead, Di...
By Staff, Agencies At least two Kenyan nationals have been killed, 22 others injured by stray bullets and approximately 10,000 people displaced following ongoing violence in neighboring Ethiopia, the governor of Kenya’s Marsabit County announced on Friday. Governor Mohamud Ali described the humanit»»»
PARAGON | ADEER signs agreement with Hilton to launch Canopy brand in Cairo Arab Finance For Information Technology
Arab Finance: PARAGON | ADEER has signed an agreement with Hilton to open Canopy Cairo SumouBlvd and Canopy Residences Cairo SumouBlvd, marking the lifestyle brand’s debut in the Egyptian capital. Scheduled to open in 2030, Canopy Cairo SumouBlvd will feature 105 guestrooms, alongside several dinin»»»
Wars and Pressure Won’t Undermine Hezbollah Resistance, Alliance with Iran Source of Pride: MP
Member of Hezbollah’s Loyalty to Resistance bloc MP Hussein Hajj Hasan stressed that successive wars, political pressure and media campaigns have failed to weaken the resistance. He reaffirmed the group’s determination to continue confronting the Israeli enemy and describing its alliance with Iran »»»
Man fatally shot in Western Australia
Sydney: A man died after being shot at a rural property in Western Australia (WA) on Saturday in an incident that triggered a major police response. Police were called to reports that someone had been critically injured in a shooting at a property about 60 km south of Perth at 840 a.m. local time o»»»
Italy regains investor confidence as economic fundamentals improve, QNB says
Doha, Qatar: Italy is gradually restoring its standing in European financial markets, moving from a source of concern to one of growing investor confidence, supported by stronger economic fundamentals, fiscal discipline and political stability, Qatar National Bank (QNB) said in its latest weekly re»»»
Temperatures expected to dip on Saturday, scattered showers in far noth, south
Tunis, Nov. 14 (TAP)- The weather on Saturday is partly to sometimes densely cloudy in the far north and locally in the south with scattered showers and temporarily cloudy elsewhere.The wind is blowing west light to moderate and the sea is slightly...»»»
No: 221, 14 November 2026, Regarding the 82nd Anniversary of the Deportation of Ahıska Turks from Their Homeland
On 14 November 1944, approximately one hundred thousand Ahıska Turks were deported from their ancestral homeland in the Ahıska region of Georgia to remote parts of the Soviet Union. Thousands of Ahıska Turks lost their lives during the deportation, while those who survived, despite the harsh condit»»»
South Sudan’s first national elections postponed until February 11: electoral commission
South Sudan, the world's newest country, on Saturday postponed its first national elections from December to February amid growing ethnic and political battles. The legislative and presidential elections had been scheduled for December 22, after already having been delayed several times. The United»»»
Canada’s Carney touts Philippine trade deal on Asia tour
Manila: Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney said Saturday that Ottawa had successfully concluded negotiations for a sweeping free-trade pact with the Philippines, as it seeks ways to reduce its reliance on the United States. The US-Canada trade war has ruptured what was once one of the world’s clos»»»
Modi summons telecom secretary over website takedowns, sources say
NEW DELHI: Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s office summoned the telecommunications secretary on Saturday to explain how officials ordered the takedown of more than 100 websites based on court orders that Reuters revealed were fake, two government sources said. The intervention from Modi’s offi»»»
As smog hangs over Lahore, Pakistan’s new pollution squad races to douse stubble fires
LAHORE: As smog again settles over large parts of South Asia, Pakistani authorities are widening a crackdown on illegal stubble burning they say is fueling the region’s annual pollution crisis. On Thursday, officers of a new quick-response unit swung off their vehicles at a paddy field on the edge »»»