Outgoing White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt to join pro-Trump political group
Washington: Departing White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt announced Friday that she will join a pro-Trump political fundraising group when she leaves her post at the end of the month. The 28-year-old spokeswoman will re-join MAGA Inc., a pro-Trump "super PAC," or political action committee»»»
Breaking: PM Magyar announces earlier restart of Paks 3rd reactor block
Prime Minister Péter Magyar says electricity generation at Unit 3 of Hungary’s Paks Nuclear Power Plant could resume as early as Saturday evening, following a rise in the Danube’s water level and emergency works carried out near the plant. Third reactor block could restart ahead of schedule “Thanks»»»
Ghalibaf: Regional States Seeking New Security, Economic Arrangements
Iranian Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf said neighboring countries have sent Tehran messages seeking new regional security arrangements and expanded economic cooperation, arguing that US policies have undermined the security of its own allies. “We’ve received numerous messages from neig»»»
From 10 minutes to just two: New Dubai bridge speeds up journeys near World Trade Centre
Dubai: Dubai’s Roads and Transport Authority has opened a new bridge near Dubai World Trade Centre, cutting journey times in the area from about 10 minutes to two. The 500-metre, two-lane bridge is part of the Al Mustaqbal Street Development Project and is designed to improve traffic flow for motor»»»
Abu Dhabi to host new UAE-US military AI unit focused on intelligence and security
Abu Dhabi: The UAE and the United States have agreed to establish the world’s first bilateral task force dedicated to accelerating the development of military artificial intelligence applications. Task Force Talon Synapse will be based in Abu Dhabi and is expected to formally launch in the coming w»»»
Egypt Foreign Minister, Palestine Prime Minister discuss Gaza, West Bank developments
Cairo: Egyptian Foreign Minister, Badr Abdelatty and Palestinian Prime Minister, Mohamed Mustafa discussed, in a telephone call today, the developments in the occupied Palestinian territories. The call addressed the developments in the Gaza Strip and the efforts made by Egypt, in coordination with »»»
UAE weather alert: Rain and convective clouds expected across eastern, southern and western areas from 1.30pm to 9pm
Abu Dhabi: The UAE’s National Centre of Meteorology has issued an alert for convective clouds and rainfall across parts of the country on Saturday, with showers expected to range from light to moderate and become heavy at times. The alert is in effect from 1.30pm until 9pm on Saturday, with the wea»»»
Thousands of healthcare workers create giant Onam Pookalam in Abu Dhabi
Dubai: Over 1,000 doctors, nurses, and other healthcare professionals have come together at Burjeel Medical City (BMC) in Abu Dhabi to create a giant Onam Pookalam, but this year, the colourful floral carpet carries a message that goes beyond the festival. Spread across 250 square metres and comple»»»
US judge strikes down Trump’s 75-country visa ban
NEW YORK: A US federal judge has struck down a government ban on visas to nationals from 75 countries who wish to settle in the country indefinitely, dealing a blow to President Donald Trump’s immigration crackdown. In a ruling issued on Friday in the Southern District of New York, Judge Jeannette »»»
Poland will spend PLN 1.9 tn on defense
Poland is expected to spend PLN 1.9 trillion on defense between 2025 and 2035, more than twice the amount spent in the previous decade. However, economists warn that high spending alone will not guarantee equivalent benefits for the domestic economy. Much depends on how much equipment is produced i»»»
Poles spend more on supplements than Germans and French
Poles spend an average of about EUR 43 per person annually on vitamins and dietary supplements, more than consumers in Germany and France, though still less than in the U.K. and Italy. According to OC&C Strategy Consultants, future market growth will come less from new customers and more from incre»»»
Poland buys drugs mainly in Europe, and Europe supplies itself from Asia
Poland’s pharmaceutical supply chain relies heavily on Europe for finished medicines but remains deeply dependent on Asia for active pharmaceutical ingredients (APIs). A new “Drug Dependency Map” shows that while Germany, Hungary, Belgium, Austria, France, and the Netherlands dominate imports of fi»»»
Abu Dhabi expands energy and water ties during US visit
Abu Dhabi: A delegation from the Department of Energy – Abu Dhabi (DoE), led by Dr Abdulla Humaid Al Jarwan, Chairman of DoE, has concluded an official visit to the United States aimed at expanding strategic partnerships in energy and water innovation, regulation and advanced technologies. The visi»»»
AlUla maps Odysseus’ ship in the stars as Homer’s epic voyage comes to life
RIYADH: With Christopher Nolan's highly anticipated “The Odyssey” in cinemas this summer, visitors to AlUla can enjoy an interpretive asterism depicting the Greek hero’s legendary ship and experience one of mythology’s greatest adventures beneath some of the world’s clearest night skies. The Odysse»»»
Kyrgyzfarmatsiya negotiates medical equipment supplies with Mindray - | 24.KG
The state enterprise Kyrgyzfarmatsiya held a working meeting with representatives of Shenzhen Mindray Bio-Medical Electronics Co., Ltd., one of the world’s leading medical equipment manufacturers. During the talks, the parties discussed prospects for establishing direct contacts and developing a lo»»»
Education ministry opens six new government schools for 2026–2027 academic year
DOHA: Minister of Education and Higher Education HE Lolwah bint Rashid bin Mohammed Al Khater has issued Decision No. (14) of 2026 on the opening of new schools and the appointment and transfer of school principals, as part of the ministry’s preparations for the 2026–2027 academic year. The decisio»»»
Why the UAE remains a top choice for expats
Dubai: People often come to the UAE with a plan, work for a few years, gain experience, save money, and eventually move on. But plans can change. A five-year stay can become a decade. A decade can become 15 years. And for some expatriates, three decades can pass before they realise the country they»»»
Major Hungarian banks announce service outages: Here's what you need to know
Customers of OTP, MBH and Erste should prepare for several scheduled IT maintenance periods over the coming weeks. Depending on the institute and the time of the work, card payments, bank transfers, online and mobile banking services may temporarily be unavailable. Customers planning important paym»»»
Sahel lithium boom risks opening new revenue streams for African jihadist groups
Expanding lithium production across the Sahel could create new revenue streams for jihadist and criminal groups as weak regulation, informal mining and porous borders expose emerging supply chains to exploitation, according to research by Bradley A. Mortin of King’s College London. Mortin, a resear»»»
Maryam Al Naimi becomes first Qatari woman licensed as Air Navigation Services Inspector
Doha, Qatar: Maryam Al Naimi has become the first Qatari woman to obtain a Certified Inspector Licence in Air Navigation Services, marking a milestone for Qatari women working in highly specialised fields within the country's aviation sector. Speaking in an interview with Qatar TV, Al Naimi said th»»»
Syria says one wounded in Israeli strike southwest of Damascus
DAMASCUS: Syria said an Israeli strike near the Israeli-annexed Golan Heights wounded one person on Saturday, days after Israel’s army chief said the military would not allow threats to “establish themselves” on the border. Syrian state television said one person was wounded “in the Israeli occupat»»»
SPOC: A Saudi-born Turnkey operator for entertainment, culture, tourism, and sports destinations
Seder Group, one of Saudi Arabia’s leading operations, maintenance, and facilities management companies, and ProFun, the global leader in attractions operations advisory and management, recently announced the formation of SPOC (The Seder ProFun Operating Company), a new Saudi-born operating platfor»»»
Lenny Jay brings Michael Jackson’s magic to life in Jeddah tribute show
JEDDAH: Michael Jackson impersonator Lenny Jay brought his tribute show “This Is Michael” to Abadi Al-Johar Arena in Jeddah on Friday for a night of music, dance and nostalgia. The show, organized by Benchmark, drew a packed audience, with Jackson fans turning up in outfits inspired by the late US »»»
USS Abraham Lincoln heads home after nine months at sea – media
The US aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln is heading home from its extended deployment, multiple media outlets reported on Thursday, citing officials. The carrier’s tour of duty began in late November last year and was originally scheduled to end in May, but it was repeatedly extended due to its »»»
Big conferences attract big money
Poland’s MICE market is evolving as event organizers demand more than large conference rooms and hotel capacity. According to MICE expert Grażyna Grot-Duziak, clients increasingly expect flexible spaces, networking areas, reliable high-speed internet, hybrid-event technology, advanced AV systems, p»»»
Former barracks in Białystok to become hotel with SPA
Arche Group is completing the redevelopment of a former imperial military garrison in Białystok into a mixed-use hospitality complex centered on the 200-room Arche Garnizon Hotel, offering around 420 beds. The project preserves four historic buildings, including former stables, a detention facility»»»
CEO and founder of Synektik sells 7.2% stake in company
Synektik CEO and founder Cezary Kozanecki sold a 7.2% stake in the medical technology company to three undisclosed investors for just over PLN 215 million. The shares were sold at PLN 350 each, a 1.6% discount to the previous closing price. Kozanecki said the sale was driven by personal financial n»»»
US’ Barrack: Any Serious Lebanon Settlement Must Involve Hezbollah, Iran - Al-Manar TV Lebanon
Secretary's SpeechLebanon PalestineZionist EntityRegional and International International More Video Language Ar En Fr EsSubscribe for Weekly Updates Subscribe US’ Barrack: Any Serious Lebanon Settlement Must Involve Hezbollah, Iran 22-08-2026 13:34 PM US Envoy Tom Barrack speaks during the 2025 Co»»»
Canada vows to match US tariffs 'dollar for dollar' after failed trade negotiations
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney vowed that his country will match the US tariffs "dollar for dollar to protect our workers and businesses", after hefty US tariffs on some Canadian products took effect on Saturday following days of failed negotiations. Hefty US tariffs on some Canadian prod»»»
TikTok settles children's privacy case with $400 million payment
Tiktok has reached an agreement with the US Department of Justice in its privacy case against the social media platform. The company had been accused of violating the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act, which requires services aimed at children under the age of 13 to obtain parental consent b»»»
Canada says will match new US 50% tariffs 'dollar for dollar'
The trade war between Washington and Ottawa is once again escalating. On Saturday, the US implemented 50% tariffs on certain Canadian goods, just hours after Donald Trump claimed he had a good relationship with his Canadian counterpart and that he thought a deal could be reached. The tariffs were i»»»
Israeli settlers and military kill 2 Palestinians – one a teenager – in separate West Bank shootings
A teenage boy and a 58-year-old man were shot dead Friday by Israeli settlers and soldiers, respectively, in separate shootings in the occupied West Bank. Israeli settlers shot dead a 17-year-old Palestinian boy and wounded an elderly man after Palestinians allegedly threw rocks on Friday in »»»
Mercedes driver George Russell wins Dutch GP sprint race
Zandvoort: Mercedes driver George Russell powered to victory in the Dutch Grand Prix sprint race Saturday, making the most of his pole position to claw back some ground on teammate Kimi Antonelli in the driver's championship. Russell got away cleanly at lights out and never looked challenged over t»»»
Ebola epidemic in DR Congo is spreading 18 times faster than deadliest outbreak on record
More than 2,500 people have already died in the Ebola epidemic currently gripping the Democratic Republic of Congo. The UN coordinator for the outbreak has warned that the virus is spreading exponentially – adding that an existing pool of funds is set to run out within weeks. Details by Catherine V»»»
Dozens missing after gold mine collapse in Central African Republic
In the Central African Republic, the search for victims continues following Tuesday’s gold mine collapse. The government says the incident has claimed at least 49 lives but local sources estimate the death toll to be much higher. Cameroonian and Chadian nationals are also among the victims. Several»»»
Russian strikes in Ukraine kill at least two a day after deadly drone attack on shopping centre
At least two people were reported dead early Saturday by local authorities, after Russian strikes on Ukraine. The strikes came after a series of Russian bombings killed at least 20 people in Ukraine on Friday, including 16 in a daytime drone attack on a busy shopping centre in President V»»»
Could the Arctic become the next big shipping route? Experts remain sceptical
Paris: With Gulf turmoil slashing Suez Canal traffic, shipping firms are tempted to try the Arctic for quicker trips between Europe and Asia -- but commercial prospects are unlikely to match countries' strategic ambitions for the North Pole. Container ships from China and South Korea aim to transit»»»
President Iotova Says Shipka Peak Evokes Sacrifice and Unity Among All Bulgarians
President Iliana Iotova described Shipka Peak as a symbol of sacrifice, dignity, and the unity of all Bulgarians during the official commemoration of the 149th anniversary of the Battle of Shipka Epic at Shipka Peak. The president recalled the Battle of Shipka’s key role in determining the outcome »»»
Minister of Education and Higher Education issues decision to open 6 new schools
Doha, Qatar: Minister of Education and Higher Education HE Lolwah bint Rashid bin Mohammed Al Khater has issued Decision No. (14) of 2026 on the opening of six new schools and the appointment and transfer of a number of school principals, as part of the Ministry’s preparations for the 2026–2027 aca»»»
Russian Strikes Cripple Ukrainian Airfield and Key Infrastructure
Russian Armed Forces struck a military airfield and Ukrainian infrastructure facilities, the Russian Defense Ministry reported on Saturday. "Operational-tactical aviation, attack drones, missile forces, and artillery from Russian military groupings struck a military airfield, as well as fuel, energ»»»
Tropical fever disease has appeared in Hungary
An imported case of the disease called chikungunya fever has been confirmed in Bács-Kiskun County, Hungary after an 53-year-old woman returned from Mauritius, according to Hungary’s latest weekly epidemiological report. The National Public Health and Pharmaceutical Centre (NNGYK) recorded the labor»»»
Two Palestinians martyred, 4 others injured in Gaza in last 48 hours: Health Ministry in Gaza - Al-Manar TV Lebanon
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Former envoys urge joint French, UK action on Palestinian territories
PARIS: Dozens of former senior French and UK diplomats on Saturday urged their governments to work together to uphold international law in the Palestinian territories, accusing Israel of seeking to “destroy” any prospect of a viable Palestinian state. The 102 signatories of the letter published in »»»
Luxury label spotlights Nour Arida, Georgina Rodriguez
DUBAI: Swiss jeweler Chopard has spotlighted Lebanese model Nour Arida and Argentine model Georgina Rodriguez on social media over the past week, sharing images of Arida from the Cannes Film Festival and a run of new high-jewelry portraits of Rodriguez. The house published a set of images looking b»»»
Wild card Lee and 4Aces go top of LIV Golf Indianapolis leaderboard on Day 2
WESTFIELD: 4Aces GC seized control of the team championship race after the second round of LIV Golf Indianapolis 2026, moving to 31-under through the first two days and taking a five-shot lead over Torque GC. Meanwhile, wild card Richard T. Lee moved into the individual lead at The Club at Chatham »»»
Startup Wrap: MENA founders secure millions as new growth capital enters the market
RIYADH: Startups across the Middle East and North Africa secured at least $7.4 million in funding over the last week, across sectors including artificial intelligence, education, and financial technology. The latest announcements also cover a new Saudi growth-stage fund, investments in five Omani s»»»
Father leaves 7-year-old son alone for hours while climbing Mt Fuji
Tokyo: A man left his seven-year-old son behind for hours on Japan's Mount Fuji while continuing the climb, resulting in a stern warning from authorities, police and local media reported. The boy was found alone on a hiking route on Thursday and taken into police custody, a local police officer in »»»
President Iotova Sees No Grounds for Convening Consultative Security Council
“I have not found any grounds so far to convene the Consultative Council for National Security,” President Iliana Iotova told journalists after attending an official ceremony at the foot of the Shipka Monument, where the 149th anniversary of the Battle of Shipka will be observed. Iotova was comment»»»
Bulgaria Dropping Out of Formats Where Future of European Security Is Decided, Says Democratic Bulgaria MP Mirchev
"After the first 100 days, we are already seeing the consequences we warned about. Bulgaria is dropping out of the formats where the future of European security is being decided. The empty chair is no longer a metaphor. It is [Prime Minister]v Rumen Radev's foreign policy," Yes, Bulgaria co-leader »»»
Six-year-old girl dies days after UK seaside tragedy kills family
A six-year-old girl from a British-Palestinian family has died in hospital after a seaside drowning tragedy that claimed the lives of her sister and parents, UK police said. Saja El-Khawas had been in hospital in a critical condition since the incident on Tuesday at Shoreham on the southern English»»»