What has changed in Afghanistan five years after the Taliban’s return?
NEW YORK CITY: Olga Cherevko has spent the past several months crisscrossing Afghanistan, from Bamiyan and Herat to Paktika, Khost and, most recently, Nuristan, where flash flooding recently tore through villages, leaving families with nothing. Across different landscapes and provinces, the stories»»»
‘Designed to inspire and empower’: PIF and Formula E boost learning platform
LONDON: PIF and Formula E are announcing the expansion of the Driving Force program through a new online platform, giving young people worldwide a backstage pass to the future of motorsport through STEM and sustainability education. The multi-dimensional learning program was first launched in April»»»
Kazakh billionaire Turlov bids for presidency of World Chess Federation
Kazakh billionaire Timur Turlov did not set out to run world chess. In late June the founder of Freedom Holding Corp, the Nasdaq-listed financial services group, agreed to stand as deputy to Arkady Dvorkovich, the International Chess Federation (FIDE) president seeking a third term. Then on July 23»»»
Kazakh billionaire Turlov bids for presidency of World Chess Federation
Kazakh billionaire Timur Turlov did not set out to run world chess. In late June the founder of Freedom Holding Corp, the Nasdaq-listed financial services group, agreed to stand as deputy to Arkady Dvorkovich, the International Chess Federation (FIDE) president seeking a third term. Then on July 23»»»
Driving a worker bus in Abu Dhabi? A key route changes from August 17
Abu Dhabi: Abu Dhabi Mobility has announced a new traffic restriction preventing 50-seat worker transport buses from using a Mafraq Bridge exit leading to the Abu Dhabi-Al Ain Road from Monday, August 17. The Integrated Transport Centre said the restriction applies to the Mafraq Bridge exit E328B l»»»
Taliban releases journalist Hamid Farhadi after 2 years
LONDON: The Taliban released journalist Hamid Farhadi after he completed a two-year prison sentence on charges of propaganda against the group and cooperation with the exiled Etilaatroz newspaper. Farhadi’s family confirmed his release on Thursday from Bagram prison. He was detained by Taliban Inte»»»
Russia's economy rebounds 1.3% in the second quarter but budget strains deepen
Russia's economy bounced back to 1.3% growth in the second quarter, beating official forecasts after a rare contraction at the start of the year. Preliminary data from Rosstat, the state statistics service, put second-quarter GDP up 1.3% y/y, above the 0.8% the central bank had forecast and the 0.9»»»
PM Magyar: Hungary begins sinking two huge barges to raise Danube water levels near Paks
Hungary is set to begin the controlled sinking of two 80-metre-long barges near Paks on Friday afternoon in an extraordinary effort to raise water levels in the Danube and help safeguard the operation of the Paks Nuclear Power Plant. Prime Minister Péter Magyar announced the latest stage of the eme»»»
UAE A-level high achievers reveal how they secured top grades despite exam cancellations
Dubai: UAE students who achieved top A-level grades have shared how they adapted to an unprecedented assessment process after formal examinations were cancelled earlier this year. In April, Cambridge, Pearson Edexcel and OxfordAQA cancelled all IGCSE and A-level examinations in the UAE for the May/»»»
Ukraine’s dragging of Wildberries into war hits Uzbekistan as exporters complain of lost business
Ukraine’s drone warfare on Russian ecommerce giant Wildberries is burning holes in the pockets of Uzbek export businesses. Enterprises in Uzbekistan have informed government officials of a marked decline in exports made through the Russian online marketplace – often described as “Russia’s Amazon” –»»»
Ukraine’s dragging of Wildberries into war hits Uzbekistan as exporters complain of lost business
Ukraine’s drone warfare on Russian ecommerce giant Wildberries is burning holes in the pockets of Uzbek export businesses. Enterprises in Uzbekistan have informed government officials of a marked decline in exports made through the Russian online marketplace – often described as “Russia’s Amazon” –»»»
Kerala expat celebrates first Big Ticket win of Dh100,000
Dubai: A randomly chosen number has delivered a first-ever Big Ticket win for Akhil Chandran R P, who has taken home Dh 100,000 in the Series 289 consolation prize draw. The 28-year-old from Kerala in India works in sales and customer service and has been living in the UAE for the past five years. »»»
Riding an e-scooter in Abu Dhabi? Police say these mistakes could put you at risk
Abu Dhabi: Abu Dhabi Police have urged electric scooter riders to follow traffic rules and basic safety measures, warning that unsafe riding practices can increase the risk of accidents and injuries. The force said riders should wear protective helmets and reflective clothing, use designated cyclin»»»
Is your child really just gaming? Dubai Police warn of hidden online risks
Dubai: The Child and Women Protection Department of the General Department of Human Rights at Dubai Police has urged parents to monitor their children's use of electronic games, given the significant rise in gaming activity during the summer break. The department has also warned of certain gaming l»»»
Independence Day: Pakistan envoy urges expats to uphold UAE laws
Dubai: Pakistan’s Independence Day celebrations in the UAE were marked by calls for the Pakistani community to respect local laws, contribute to the country’s development and continue supporting their country’s economy through remittances. The Embassy of Pakistan in Abu Dhabi hosted a flag-hoisting»»»
UAE’s Pakistani community comes together to mark Independence Day
1/14Pakistan’s Ambassador to the UAE, Shafqat Ali Khan, hoists the national flag during Pakistan’s Independence Day celebrations at the Embassy in Abu Dhabi.Pakistan Embassy in Abu Dhabi2/14In Dubai Fawad Ahmed Khan Acting Consul General along with Consul officials, led the celebrations in the city»»»
Bangladeshi expat in Ajman wins Dh100,000 Big Ticket prize after two years of trying
Dubai: After two years of trying his luck, After two years of trying his luck, Arifuzzaman Shuvo has become one of Big Ticket's newest winners, taking home Dh100,000 in the Series 289 consolation prize draw. The 38-year-old manager from Bangladesh has called Ajman home for the past 17 years, living»»»
Dubai is Middle East’s No.1 tourist city in global attractiveness ranking
Dubai: Dubai has been ranked the most attractive tourist city in the Middle East and 10th worldwide in a 2026 global index that uses online conversations to measure how travellers perceive destinations. The Yanolja Attractiveness Index assessed 261 cities using online data and sentiment analysis, e»»»
Al Subaie and Ambassador of Kazakhstan discuss cooperation in environmental field
Minister of Environment and Climate Change H E Dr. Abdullah bin Abdulaziz bin Turki Al Subaie met yesterday with Ambassador of the Republic of Kazakhstan to the State of Qatar H E Bakhyt Batyrshayev. During the meeting, they discussed aspects of cooperation between the two countries in the environm»»»
How AI could reshape Saudi public services
ALKHOBAR: Saudi Arabia’s next phase of digital transformation could see artificial intelligence move beyond supporting individual government services to reshaping how public services are designed around citizens’ lives. The Kingdom has already built strong digital foundations through years of inves»»»
Ukraine and Russia trade heaviest overnight strikes in weeks as 40-day campaign passes $8bn in damage
Ukraine and Russia exchanged their heaviest overnight strikes in weeks on August 11-12, with Ukrainian drones and missiles hitting Russia's Novorossiysk grain terminal, a Wildberries logistics hub and an Orenburg oil refinery, while a Russian missile barrage on Zaporizhzhia killed six people and wo»»»
Justice Department yet to appeal ruling allowing silencers, some guns - UPI.com
Steven King, owner of Metro Shooting Supplies, shows the proper use of the popular Smith & Wesson AR-15, 556 caliber rifle at his store in Bridgeton, Mo. on Nov. 12, 2014. A federal judge last week struck down regulations on silencers, shot-barrel rifles, and short-barrel shotguns. File Photo by Bi»»»
New commercial fraud regulations come into force in the UAE today
The UAE today officially begins implementing Cabinet Resolution No. (107) of 2026 concerning the Executive Regulation of Federal Decree-Law No. (42) of 2023 on Combating Commercial Fraud. Under the new decision, suppliers are required to immediately stop selling or displaying any non-compliant prod»»»
Beyond the headlines, Pakistan and Russia are drawing closer
Sometimes trust develops gradually in settings that most people are unaware of, such as a working group, a ministerial handshake, or an agreement made on the fringes of a summit that garners national attention for a single day. For the better part of a decade, Pakistan and Russia have been developi»»»
The Ministry of Innovation Supports Accelerated Digitalization of Municipalities Across Bulgaria
The Ministry of Innovation and Digital Transformation (MIDT) and the National Association of Municipalities in the Republic of Bulgaria (NAMRB) will join forces to digitize processes at the local level and reduce unnecessary bureaucratic burdens, the MIDT said through its official Viber channel. Th»»»
Ryan Reynolds and Diella, the world’s first AI system to be appointed as a minister, are coming to Bucharest for IMPACT SEE
The Impact SEE agenda is organised around nine themes that bring together business leaders, decision-makers, founders, researchers and creators to analyse the transformations already shaping South-Eastern Europe: From the impact of creativity and artificial intelligence on corporate performance, to»»»
Washington's war, Tehran's waiting game
On 9 August, Donald Trump sat for an interview with Axios and, in the space of a few sentences, reversed the tone of the previous week. “We're moving very quietly,” he said. Rather than ordering the sweeping new strikes he had threatened days earlier, the president said he preferred to let sanction»»»
Total eclipse plunges Spain’s Segovia into darkness for 59 seconds of wonder (4/4)
From our special correspondent in Segovia – A total solar eclipse on Wednesday plunged Spain’s Segovia into daytime darkness for 59 seconds. Perched high up on the city's iconic cathedral bell tower, locals and visitors from and wide watched, in awe, as the moon’s shadow bl»»»
How seismic activity around the world is renewing fear of a Middle East quake
LONDON: It was no more than a faint whisper, appearing to come from beneath the ruins of one of the many buildings devastated by the earthquake that struck Colombia on Monday. After two days, hope of finding anyone still alive was running out. But by sheer luck, Brian Zuluaga, walking home from wor»»»
‘Abu Dhabi kids can survive anywhere’: Benny Dayal on his journey from the UAE to Bollywood
Dubai: Before Benny Dayal became the voice behind some of Bollywood’s most infectious songs, before Oscar-winning composer A.R. Rahman came calling and before arenas and millions of listeners became part of his musical universe, he was an Abu Dhabi schoolboy. And apparently, that explains quite a l»»»
Registration for 2027 Hajj in Kyrgyzstan to begin on August 25 - | 24.KG
Registration of new pilgrims for the 2027 Hajj will begin in Kyrgyzstan on August 25. The Spiritual Directorate of Muslims of Kyrgyzstan announced. Registration will begin at 9 a.m. Those wishing to perform the Hajj must undergo electronic identification via eID or ID card in the state digital syst»»»
Philippines: SLEX to Bicol — the 30-minute drive that could break Quezon’s traffic nightmare
Manila: For motorists heading from Metro Manila to Quezon and Bicol, the journey south has long been defined by one frustrating bottleneck: the stretch of the Maharlika Highway between Sto. Tomas, Batangas and Tiaong, Quezon. That may finally begin to change this year. The Philippine Department of »»»
Strait of Hormuz remains blocked; claims don't change reality: Iran dismisses Trump's "total US control" claims
Tehran: Iran has rejected President Donald Trump's claim that the United States has "total control" over the Strait of Hormuz, saying the strategic waterway remains blocked and will not be reopened until Tehran's conditions are accepted. The Persian Gulf Strait Authority, in a post on X, said Trump»»»
What We Are Reading Today: ‘Cloudy with a Chance of Starships’ by Seven Rasmussen
“Cloudy with a Chance of Starships” takes readers on an irreverent expedition through the marvelous world of astrobiology, using as a guide the most important equation in science since E=mc2. With an irresistible blend of wit, insight, and the latest cutting-edge research, Seven Rasmussen looks at »»»
National team reviews support programmes for women-owned businesses
AMMAN — The national team for empowering women-owned enterprises to access economic opportunities held its regular meeting on Wednesday, hosted by the Jordan Forum for Business and Professional Women, with the participation of businesswomen and representatives of the public and private sectors.The »»»
UN calls on Russia to lift election ban on anti-war party
GENEVA: The United Nations on Wednesday called on Russia to lift its ban on the anti-war party Yabloko running in September’s parliamentary elections. “We are deeply concerned about the barring of Yabloko, one of Russia’s oldest political parties, from the September parliamentary elections,” said a»»»
Thai government orders gun control review after 2 deadly shootings near Bangkok
BANGKOK: The Thai government pledged Wednesday to tighten gun controls and crack down on illegal firearms after two deadly shootings near Bangkok in less than a week. The country has one of the highest rates of gun ownership in Asia despite its fairly restrictive gun laws. The two recent shootings,»»»
Katz says Israel won't withdraw, discusses preparations for 'anticipated campaign' against Hezbollah
Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz stressed Wednesday that the Israeli army will not withdraw from the security zone in southern Lebanon. During a visit to Israeli forces in occupied southern Lebanon, he stated: "I have instructed the Israeli army to take all necessary steps for a long-term prese»»»
Sofia City Prosecution Sets Deadline for Completion of E-79 Road Investigation
The Sofia City Prosecution Office (SCPO) said on Wednesday that it has set a deadline for investigators to complete outstanding actions in a pre-trial investigation into the construction of the E-79 international road between Montana and Vidin in northwestern Bulgaria. The investigation, launched i»»»
‘The first of our lives’: Thousands in Spain rush for best spot to watch total solar eclipse (3/4)
From our special correspondent in Madrid – Thousands of people in Spain were buzzing with excitement as they dashed to find the best location from which to view Wednesday's total solar eclipse. Trains were jam packed, travellers booked last-minute carpools and social media users»»»
FAN Courier strengthens its technology division with the appointment of Lucian Pântece as IT&C Director
FAN Courier announces the appointment of Lucian Pântece as IT&C Director, a decision that strengthens the company’s leadership team and marks an important step in its strategy to accelerate digitalization. The appointment comes at a time when FAN Courier aims to transform technology from a support »»»
Kosovo begins excavations at newly found mass graves tied to 1998-99 war missing
KALLUDER E VOGEL: Erblin Ademi watched from afar as workers excavated recently discovered mass graves from the 1998-99 war in Kosovo. Nearly 30 years after his father went missing, Ademi both feared and wished that his remains will finally be found. Ademi was just 9 when he last saw his father, Ade»»»
Interior Minister Alerts Acting Prosecutor General Over Delays in Road Construction Investigation
Interior Minister Ivan Demerdzhiev has alerted acting Prosecutor General Vanya Stefanova over delays in a pre-trial investigation concerning road construction, advance payments and in-house procurement procedures worth tens of millions of euro, the Interior Ministry said on Wednesday. The investiga»»»
Kyrgyzstan to impose 5 percent duty on purchases from Chinese marketplaces - | 24.KG
Starting January 1, 2027, Kyrgyzstan will change the rules governing cross-border e-commerce. According to Elimbek Kanybek uulu, head of the EAEU Coordination Department at Kyrgyzstan’s Ministry of Economy and Commerce, goods ordered by citizens through Chinese online marketplaces will be subject t»»»
Qatar’s effort in combating cybercrime deserves great applause: Angola Ambassador
Doha, Qatar: The Ambassador of Angola H E António Coelho Ramos da Cruz has praised Qatar’s efforts in combating cybercrime, saying they deserve great applause. Speaking at the opening of a UNODC ransomware investigation training in Lusail, he highlighted the State’s strong partnership with the Unit»»»
Qatar expands global cybersecurity footprint as NCSA concludes youth summer camp
Doha, Qatar: Qatar has solidified its position as a global hub for digital innovation and cybersecurity as the third edition of the 20-day Youth Cyber Security Camp wrapped up yesterday, equipping young talent with essential online defense skills and aligning with Qatar’s 2030 strategic vision to r»»»
Romania seeks EU assessment of regional power security as second nuclear reactor prepares to shut down
Romania has asked the European Commission and the European Network of Transmission System Operators for Electricity (ENTSO-E) to carry out an updated assessment of regional electricity security as the country prepares to shut down the second unit of its Cernavoda nuclear power plant because of exce»»»
Social Security adds 14 health conditions to compassionate allowances list - UPI.com
The Social Security Administration headquarters is seen in Gwynn Oak, Md. The SSA announced Tuesday that it has added 14 conditions to its compassionate allowances list. File Photo by Bonnie Cash/UPI | License Photo Aug. 11 (UPI) -- The Social Security Administration announced Tuesday that it has a»»»
Pakistani community gears up for Independence Day celebrations
The Pakistani community in Qatar is gearing up to celebrate the country’s 80th Independence Day on August 14 with a range of events and activities showcasing national pride, cultural heritage and the community’s strong bonds with the homeland. The celebrations will begin with a flag-hoisting ceremo»»»