Spain equalled September heat record Thursday at 45.7C: weather agency
Madrid: Spain registered its joint-highest temperature for September on record with 45.7C measured in a southwestern town as exceptional heat hits the country, weather agency AEMET said on Friday. Thursday's reading in the municipality of El Granado equalled the 45.7C recorded in Montoro in 2016, a»»»
UAE weather alert: Rain hits parts of the country amid cloud warning
Motorists urged caution as brief, intense rains and blowing dust sweep parts of UAE Dubai: Rain has begun falling in parts of the UAE, with a downpour reported in Al Dhaid in the Emirate of Sharjah on Friday, according to NCM. The National Centre of Meteorology (NCM) had earlier issued an alert for»»»
Abu Dhabi Police release video showing chain crashes after vehicle stops in road
Driving while distracted in any form carries a Dh800 fine and four traffic points Abu Dhabi: Abu Dhabi Police have released footage showing a traffic accident that led to a series of collisions after drivers became distracted and a vehicle stopped in the middle of the road. The video was published »»»
Russian hard-discount chain appears to abandon Hungary after Budapest shop is cleared out
The Hungarian saga of Russian-backed Basket Plus appears to be coming to an abrupt end, just months after the discount chain opened its first and only Hungarian shop in Budapest. Basket Plus emptied its shelves in Budapest The Besence Street store unexpectedly closed at the beginning of August, wit»»»
India hopes 'unique idea' will save athletes from cabin fever
Patiala, India: India has gone to great lengths to give its athletes a taste of the accommodation at the Asian Games, temporarily housing them in shipping container-style units to replicate the lodgings in Japan. Nagoya and Aichi will stage the Games from September 19 to October 4 but in a bid to c»»»
Leclerc on top as Ferrari take 1-2 in Monza opening practice
Monza, Italy: Charles Leclerc topped the times ahead of his team-mate Lewis Hamilton as Ferrari registered a clear 1-2 to dominate Friday's opening practice on home soil at the Italian Grand Prix. Leclerc, sporting a special livery to celebrate Michael Schumacher's first Monza win 30 years ago, clo»»»
US-Iran war: What UAE residents need to know this evening, September 4
Hormuz remains subdued as US tightens pressure on Iran; UAE flights face disruption The US-Iran conflict remained tense on Friday, with Washington keeping military, economic and covert options open against Tehran while maritime security risks around the Strait of Hormuz remained severe. South Korea»»»
Araghchi Challenges Jordan’s Account of Iran’s Retaliatory Strikes: “How Long Should We Have Waited?” - Al-Manar TV Lebanon
Secretary's SpeechLebanon PalestineZionist EntityRegional and International International More Video Language Ar En Fr EsSubscribe for Weekly Updates Subscribe Araghchi Challenges Jordan’s Account of Iran’s Retaliatory Strikes: “How Long Should We Have Waited?” 04-09-2026 15:35 PM Iranian Foreign M»»»
Arab League condemns Iranian attacks against Kuwait
Cairo: The League of Arab States has condemned the continued Iranian attacks on Kuwait, the latest of which was a missile and drone attack carried out against the country yesterday. The League stressed its unequivocal rejection of the continued violation of the sovereignty, security and territorial»»»
Marinela Panait appointed head of Pasteur Filiala Filipești
Marinela Panait has been appointed, with effect from 1 September 2026, as CEO of Pasteur Filiala Filipești, the company responsible for the Farmavet Group’s production of medicines and veterinary products. In her new role, she will also manage FNC Nutriție Pietroiu, a company fully owned by Pasteur»»»
PM Radev Concerned about Escalation of War in Ukraine, Says Diplomacy Is Sole Sustainable Solution
Attempts to resolve the war in Ukraine by military means increase the risk of dangerous escalation, Prime Minister Rumen Radev said at the Council of Ministers on Friday in response to a question about an attempted drone attack at Leipzig Airport in Germany and sanctions against Russia. Radev said »»»
Qatar's Export Unit Value Index increases by 17.64 percent in q2 2026 despite regional challenges
Doha, Qatar: The National Planning Council (NPC) has issued the Export Unit Value Index (EXUVI) for the second quarter of 2026. The index recorded an increase of 17.64 percent compared to the corresponding quarter of 2025 (Q2 2025), and a rise of 6.45 percent compared to the first quarter of 2026 (»»»
Qatar's Export Unit Value Index increases by 17.64% in Q2 2026 despite regional challenges
DOHA: The National Planning Council (NPC) has issued the Export Unit Value Index (EXUVI) for the second quarter of 2026. The index recorded an increase of 17.64 percent compared to the corresponding quarter of 2025 (Q2 2025), and a rise of 6.45 percent compared to the first quarter of 2026 (Q1 2026»»»
UAE businesses get a simpler way to take payments across the GCC
Network International says one integration can help UAE merchants expand across Gulf Dubai: UAE businesses looking to expand across the Gulf will be able to accept payments in multiple GCC markets through a single integration under a new regional payments service launched by Network International. »»»
Deadlocked jury in Lindsay Clancy's children murder trial deliberates for sixth day
Jurors in the Lindsay Clancy murder trial are deliberating for a sixth day in Plymouth, Massachusetts after twice saying they can’t agree whether the former labor and delivery nurse is criminally responsible for killing her three young children. FRANCE 24's Monte Francis explains.»»»
Live: Israel says it has captured key ridge in southern Lebanon from Hezbollah
Israeli troops have driven Hezbollah fighters from tunnels under the strategic Ali al-Taher ridge in southern Lebanon, Israeli Defence Minister Israel Katz alleged on Friday. Israel’s armed forces have occupied swathes of southern Lebanon since launching a new campaign against the Shiite group in M»»»
ANG | Forbes Global Properties Romania expands its real estate platform with four new business lines
ANG | Forbes Global Properties Romania is entering a new stage of development with the launch of four specialized business lines – Retail, Office, Land and Logistics – further strengthening its position as an integrated real estate advisory platform in Romania. The expansion reflects ANG’s strategy»»»
Tourism Minister Announces Connectivity and Promotion Fund to Extend Tourist Season
The State is working actively to extend the tourist season by improving air connectivity, increasing promotion and organizing more events outside the peak summer months. A connectivity and promotion fund is also planned to help attract more tourists to Bulgaria, Tourism Minister Ilin Dimitrov told »»»
Cabinet's Governance Programme Fails to Prioritize Consumption as Growth Driver, Trade Union Says
The Radev cabinet's programme for governance of Bulgaria until 2030 does not provide for the necessary level of consumption as a key driver of growth, said Plamen Dimitrov, President of the Confederation of Independent Trade Unions in Bulgaria (CITUB), at a press conference on Friday, presenting CI»»»
Bulgarian, Slovak Defence Ministers Discuss Bilateral Military Cooperation
Bulgarian Defence Minister Dimitar Stoyanov and Slovak Deputy Prime Minister and Defence Minister Robert Kalinak discussed the development of bilateral defence relations, the Bulgarian Defence Ministry said in a press release on Friday. The meeting took place during Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fic»»»
CC Floor Leader Criticizes Healthcare Reform, Calls for Minister to Step Down
In a Facebook post on Friday, Continue the Change (CC) Floor Leader Nikolay Denkov said that the time for experimenting with Bulgarian citizens' health was over and that Health Minister Katya Ivkova should resign from her position. Denkov said Thursday's meeting of the parliamentary Health Committe»»»
US Senator Van Hollen Demands Hegseth Accountability Over Iran Wedding Strike
US Senator Chris Van Hollen has called for a full investigation and accountability over a US strike that targeted a wedding in Iran, accusing Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth of treating civilian casualties as an “afterthought.” Sharing a New York Times report on the strike, Van Hollen criticized Heg»»»
Bulgaria and Slovakia Strengthen Nuclear Ties, Oppose Military Solution in Ukraine
Bulgaria and Slovakia are preparing to deepen their cooperation in nuclear energy, with the two countries planning to establish a joint commission to exchange scientific expertise, experience and legal knowledge related to major nuclear projects. The initiative was announced by Bulgarian Prime Mini»»»
Ruling Coalition Split Over “Care Basket” Results
The ruling Progressive Bulgaria coalition appears divided over the results of its flagship food-price initiative, “Care Basket,” with Agriculture Minister Plamen Abrovski calling the program an “absolute success” while parliamentary Agriculture Committee Chairman Yavor Gechev says it has fallen sho»»»
The Debate - German far-right's breakout moment? AfD party eyes outright win in regional election
Could Europeans awaken next Monday to another shock bellwether moment? German voters could for the first time since World War II give an outright majority to a far-right party in regional elections. We ask about the AfD's push in Saxony-Anhalt and a charismatic lead candidate whose campaign st»»»
Life Sentence for Driver Who Killed Two Burgas Police OfficersOpinions
The Burgas Court of Appeal has increased the sentence of Syrian citizen Omar Adnan, who caused a crash that killed two police officers in Burgas in 2022, from 20 years in prison to life imprisonment under an initial special regime. The court ruled that the original sentence did not adequately refle»»»
France allocates more than eur 1 billion to support agricultural sector
Paris: France has announced the allocation of more than EUR 1 billion to support the agricultural sector, which was severely affected by the heatwaves and drought that hit the country during the summer. French Minister of Agriculture Annie Genevard said at a press conference today that the funding »»»
Sunny Beach Infrastructure Should Be Transferred to Nessebar Municipality, Burgas Water Utility, Regional Minister Says
Infrastructure in the Sunny Beach resort currently managed by Sunny Beach AD should be transferred to Nessebar Municipality and the Burgas water and sewerage utility, Regional Development and Public Works Minister Ivan Shishkov told journalists after meeting tourism industry representatives in Ness»»»
Detained for deportation, pregnant woman finds unexpected help from Bengaluru police
Officers arrange prenatal care and escort mother and nine-day-old newborn to West Bengal When Bengaluru police detained a 22-year-old Bangladeshi woman for allegedly living illegally in India, they expected the case to follow the usual deportation process. But officers soon discovered that she was »»»
Qatari plane carrying field hospital arrives in Colombia to support earthquake victims
Bogota: A Qatari Armed Forces plane arrived in the Republic of Colombia on Friday carrying a fully equipped field hospital donated by the Qatar Fund for Development to support the Colombian people and alleviate their suffering in the wake of the recent earthquake. The field hospital will support Co»»»
IntelliNews Lambda: EU gas storage is emptier than in the 2022 crisis, gas prices doubles
European gas storage is emptier heading into September than it was during the 2022 crisis, and prices have doubled, but at about €74/MWh they are still a fifth of the last crisis year's peak. The shortages are pushing prices up but apart from the weather, another big unknown is the impact of the c»»»
Liteon buys 25% stake in Poland's DCX Liquid Cooling for $176mn
Taiwanese electronics maker Liteon Technology (2301.TW) will acquire about a 25% stake in Warsaw-based DCX Liquid Cooling Systems for approximately $176mn, as it seeks to strengthen its position in infrastructure supporting the rapidly expanding artificial intelligence data centre market. AI a»»»
Radev and Vassilev Clash Over Bulgaria’s Budget DeficitOpinions
Prime Minister Rumen Radev said Friday that Bulgaria’s reported budget deficit does not reflect the full picture of the country’s public finances and that the 2025 deficit is set to be recalculated, triggering a sharp exchange with former finance minister and We Continue the Change leader Asen Vass»»»
Radev Says Bulgaria Cannot Unilaterally Lift Russian Oil SanctionsOpinions
Prime Minister Rumen Radev said Bulgaria cannot independently lift sanctions on Russian oil and that any change to the restrictions would require an EU-wide decision. Radev was responding to a question from Revival MP Kostadin Kostadinov about whether Bulgaria could resume importing cheaper Russian»»»
Germany blames Russia for Leipzig airport bomb as EU readies more sanctions
Germany has formally accused Russia of putting an explosive drone on the tarmac at Leipzig airport, and the European Commission has promised a clear response. The drone was found inside the secured area of Leipzig/Halle airport on the night of August 4, beside a Ukrainian Antonov Airlines cargo air»»»
Ukrainian business sentiment weakens in August as strikes, port blockade weigh on confidence
Ukrainian business sentiment weakened in August as Russian strikes, disruptions to logistics and a blockade of seaports weighed on companies' expectations, while only the construction sector remained cautiously optimistic, the National Bank of Ukraine said on September 1, reported Ukraine Business »»»
Winners of Kyrgyz-Kazakh aitysh announced at Kyrchyn - | 24.KG
The international competition for Kyrgyz and Kazakh akyns — improvisers (improvisational poets) has concluded at Kyrchyn jailoo (pasture). The creative contest took place from September 2 to 4 as part of the 6th World Nomad Games. Meyirbek Sultankhan (Kazakhstan) and Elmirbek Imanaliev (Kyrgyzstan)»»»
Ali al-Taher ridge, strategic Hezbollah position Israel says it seized
Southern Lebanon's Ali al-Taher ridge, which the Israeli army on Thursday said it captured, was a strategic position for Iran-backed Hezbollah, where it was believed to have established a command center. Hezbollah did not confirm losing the highland, which is around 10 kilometers from the border wi»»»
Deloitte study: fans spend over 25% more on streaming platforms, becoming the main growth engine for media industry
Unlike regular consumers, fans maintain interest in their favorite TV shows, movies, artists, creators, or franchises even between releases and seasons, and media companies and streaming providers are increasingly investing in personalized experiences and AI-powered tools to turn users into active »»»
WSJ: War Hits Tourism, Hotels, Sports & Entertainment Events, and Major Investments in Gulf States
The US newspaper The Wall Street Journal published a report highlighting aspects of the economic crisis hitting the Gulf due to the U.S.–Iran war, to the extent that leaders consider 2026 to be completely written off, according to the paper. Meanwhile, business figures state that returning to norma»»»
Creative Tunisia 2.0: twenty handicraft enterprises to access support for increased competitiveness
Tunis, Sept. 4 (TAP)- Some twenty enterprises operating in the handicratft sector will access support under the "Job Creation in the Handicraft Sector Through Support to Migration Actors in Tunisia" (Creative Tunisia 2.0) so as to gain competitive...»»»
Supply of Kyrgyzstan with fuel and lubricants discussed - | 24.KG
A regular meeting on ensuring the supply of the population and economy of Kyrgyzstan with fuel and lubricants was held at Intymak Ordo. The meeting was chaired by Erlist Akunbekov, Deputy Chairman of the Cabinet of Ministers. Deputy heads of the Ministry of Energy and ABank, as well as representati»»»
Hezbollah MP: Israel's control of Ali al-Taher not a disaster
MP Ihab Hamadeh of Hezbollah noted Friday that "there is still ambiguity surrounding the reality of Israel's control over the Ali al-Taher hill," in the first comment from the Iran-backed group regarding Israel’s overnight announcement. "How can the Israeli enemy claim to control the Ali al-Taher h»»»
Dubai private schools revise October mid-term break dates for 2026-27
KHDA says private schools must follow the Ministry of Education calendar Dubai: Some Dubai schools, particularly British curriculum schools, have recently sent parents emails about revised dates for the October mid-term break. According to these emails, schools have revised the dates from October 1»»»
Hungary faces EUR 1 million-a-day migration fine: Brussels responds to PM Magyar’s plea
The European Commission says it is in close and constructive talks with the Hungarian government over the country’s huge migration-related fine, as Prime Minister Péter Magyar seeks a way to stop the daily EUR 1 million penalty without abandoning Hungary’s strict border policy. Brussels responds to»»»
Risk of Large-Scale Conflict in Eurasia Real, Causes Serious Concerns - Russian Intel Head
STRELNA, Russia (Sputnik) - A risk of large-scale conflict in Eurasia is real and causes the most serious concerns, Russian Foreign Intelligence Service (SVR) Director Sergei Naryshkin said on Friday. "The risk of a large-scale conflict throughout Eurasia is quite real. And this causes the most ser»»»
Contract on Slovenia's EXPO 2027 participation signed in Belgrade
BELGRADE - Serbia's EXPO 2027 Commissioner Jagoda Lazarevic, who is also minister of internal and external trade, EXPO 2027 Director Danilo Jerinic and Slovenian EXPO 2027 Commissioner Sasa Lavric signed on Friday in Belgrade a contract on Slovenia's participation in the specialised expo. The contr»»»
Oil prices climb as European shares slip ahead of U.S. jobs data
Singapore/London, Sept. 4 (SANA) Oil prices rose Friday and headed for their biggest weekly gains since mid-July as renewed U.S.-Iran tensions fueled concerns over Middle East supplies, while European stocks edged lower as investors awaited key U.S. employment data. Brent crude futures gained 15 ce»»»
Syria’s Tartous olive harvest forecast to surge to 127,000 tons
Tartous, Sept. 4 (SANA) Olive production in Syria’s coastal province of Tartous is expected to reach around 127,000 tons this season, up sharply from 10,000 tons last year, the provincial Agriculture Directorate said. Tartous Agriculture Director Mohammad Ahmad attributed the increase to favorable »»»
Sustainability Report for 2025 E.ON Energie România: payments of over €1.82 billion to Romanian suppliers
Growing interest in the production and storage of green energy The company has installed over 4,000 photovoltaic systems for residential customers, bringing the total to 8,900 by the end of last year. At the same time, it recorded an increase in the number of installations fitted with storage batte»»»