Survey:Romanian consumers overwhelmed by fear of war, economic instability
Romanian consumers are experiencing high levels of anxiety driven by the intersection of geopolitical conflict and economic instability, but they are more concerned about health than the global average, according to a specialist study.Rising concerns about war, safety and economic strain are taking»»»
DefMin Miruta has meetings with European defence industry representatives on Munich conference sidelines
National Defence Minister Radu Miruta had a series of meetings on Friday with senior representatives of the European defence industry, the technology sector and strategic analysis organisations, on the sidelines of the Munich Security Conference.According to a Ministry of National Defence (MApN) pr»»»
New York Creatives Squeezed Out by High Cost of Living
After 20 years as a makeup artist for TV and cinema, Noel Jacoboni sees few other options than to leave New York City, where she has been "priced out" by the soaring cost of living. Affordability issues, which Mayor Zohran Mamdani made a core part of his election campaign, are increasingly driving »»»
Virgin Active redefines wellness in Qatar with debut of region’s first ‘Social Wellness Club’
Doha, Qatar: Virgin Active, a world leader in health and wellness, has officially launched its flagship ‘Social Wellness Club’ in the heart of Msheireb Downtown Doha. The opening marks a milestone for the Gulf’s wellness market, introducing to the region a revolutionary luxury ‘Second Space’ concep»»»
Iran must abandon enriched uranium and not produce more, Netanyahu says
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says the US must require Iran to relinquish all of its enriched uranium and be barred from enriching more, as part of any nuclear deal with Tehran. In a speech in Jerusalem on Sunday, he outlined several conditions he wanted, including that "all enriched ma»»»
Mother-son duo die building bombs on rooftop
Criminals who are suspected to be making bombs on a rooftop in a Bhubaneswar, India, airfield turned into victims of their own handy work on January 27, reported Times of India. Sehnawaz Malik, 26, who had a long rap sheet and his mother, 51-year-old Lizatun Bibi, suffered critical injuries when th»»»
American School of Doha PTA Friendship Festival strengthens community ties
Doha, Qatar: The American School of Doha (ASD) Parent Teacher Association (PTA) successfully held its annual Friendship Festival, a signature event that beautifully celebrated the “One ASD Family” spirit. The festival serves as a primary community gathering, bringing together students, faculty, and»»»
Israeli Enemy Forces Target Car in Hanin, Destroy House in Aita al-Shaab at Dawn
Israeli occupation forces continue their attacks on civilian areas and facilities in southern Lebanon, in violation of the ceasefire agreement signed with Lebanon in November 2024. This morning, an Israeli drone targeted a car in the town of Hanin, according to a report by Al-Manar TV. In another a»»»
Approval to transfer Real Estate Brokerage Department a milestone in completing regulatory framework for realty sector
Doha, Qatar: As part of efforts to enhance the efficiency and regulation of the real estate sector in the State, the Cabinet approved the transfer of the Real Estate Brokerage Department from the Ministry of Justice to the General Authority for Real Estate Regulation. This strategic step aims to de»»»
Dukhan Bank announces February winners in Thara’a savings account prize
Doha, Qatar: Dukhan Bank announced the names of the most recent round of draw winners for Thara’a, its Shariah compliant savings account, at the Bank’s headquarters. The draw was conducted on 4 February 2026, under the supervision of a representative of the qualitative license and market control de»»»
Ksiaz Castle: A Dark Nazi Secret and Buried Gold Mystery
The road to Ksiaz Castle feels almost too peaceful. Forested hills roll off into the distance, yew trees as far as the eye can see. And then a colossal building rears up over the landscape of Lower Silesia — dramatic and impossible to ignore. Part Baroque palace, part Renaissance fortress, Poland’s»»»
QIIB wins two prestigious awards from International Finance
Doha, : Qatar International Islamic Bank (QIIB) has marked a significant new milestone by securing two prestigious accolades at the International Finance Awards 2025, further strengthening its distinguished track record of excellence and reaffirming its position as a leading institution in the regi»»»
Swissôtel Doha Corniche Park Towers introduces ‘Nasmah’ at The Quarter
Doha, Qatar: Swissôtel Doha Corniche Park Towers marks its first Ramadan season in Doha with the introduction of Nasmah, a new Ramadan tent at The Quarter. Inspired by the spirit of the Holy Month and reimagined through Swissôtel’s refined approach to hospitality, Nasmah presents a thoughtfully cur»»»
Gates Foundation Promoted Inferior Vaccines, Hindering Use of Best Ones - Dmitriev
Russian Direct Investment Fund (RDIF) CEO Kirill Dmitriev, who is also the special presidential representative for investment and economic cooperation with foreign countries, said that the foundation of US billionaire Bill Gates promoted inferior vaccines and hindered the use of the best ones, whic»»»
Tragedy near Teplye Klyuchi: Car plunges off cliff, killing three people - | 24.KG
A fatal traffic accident occurred near Teplye Klyuchi recreation area near Bishkek on February 15 at approximately 4.30 p.m. A car veered off the road and plunged into a cliff, ending up in the river below. Three people are believed to have died as a result. Witnesses reported that the driver alleg»»»
Gold Drops over 1% as Thin Trading, Profit‑taking Weigh
Gold prices dropped on Monday, pressured by thin trading volumes as US and China markets remained shut due to local public holidays, while some traders booked profits after last session's 2.5% jump. Spot gold fell 1.1% to $4,986.32 per ounce by 0550 GMT. US gold futures for April delivery lost 0.8%»»»
Obama: Aliens Are ‘Real,’ But Aren’t in Area 51
For decades Americans have wondered about the existence of aliens and the mysterious desert holding facility Area 51, and now Barack Obama – after two terms as president – has finally given an answer. “They're real, but I haven't seen them, and they're not being kept in – what is it?” Obama said, s»»»
Oil Steady as Traders Brace for US–Iran Nuclear Talks
Oil traded little changed on Monday, with investors weighing the market implications of upcoming US-Iran talks aimed at de-escalating tensions against a backdrop of expected OPEC+ supply increases. Brent crude futures edged up 3 cents to $67.78 a barrel by 0358 GMT. US West Texas Intermediate crude»»»
Dubai gold falls again. Buyers get rare price break
Dubai: Dubai gold prices fell sharply on Monday morning, slipping below the key Dh600 level after holding above it through much of the past week, reflecting global profit-taking and calmer trading conditions in bullion markets. (Check latest UAE gold prices here, alongside prices in Saudi Arabia, O»»»
SABIC Signs Agreement to Supply Raw Materials for Tire Manufacturing in Saudi Arabia
The Saudi Basic Industries Corporation (SABIC) signed an agreement with the joint venture between the Public Investment Fund (PIF) and Pirelli to supply raw materials—polybutadiene rubber and carbon black—for the production of 3.5 million tires annually. The agreement comes as part of SABIC’s suppo»»»
‘Education central pillar in building national strength, shaping future’
Doha, Qatar: Minister of Education and Higher Education H E Lolwah bint Rashid bin Mohammed Al Khater highlighted record achievements for Qatar Education Excellence Award and presented an extensive overview of ongoing reforms shaping Qatar’s education system. Addressing the 19th Qatar Education Exc»»»
Racist accusations fly as fan-war exposes cracks in the world of K-pop
The world of K-pop, often celebrated for its ability to bridge disparate cultures through catchy melodies and synchronised choreography, has become the unlikely stage of a fierce digital confrontation. What began as a loc»»»
Racist accusations fly as fan-war exposes cracks in the world of K-pop
The world of K-pop, often celebrated for its ability to bridge disparate cultures through catchy melodies and synchronised choreography, has become the unlikely stage of a fierce digital confrontation. What began as a loc»»»
Racist accusations fly as fan-war exposes cracks in the world of K-pop
The world of K-pop, often celebrated for its ability to bridge disparate cultures through catchy melodies and synchronised choreography, has become the unlikely stage of a fierce digital confrontation. What began as a loc»»»
Racist accusations fly as fan-war exposes cracks in the world of K-pop
The world of K-pop, often celebrated for its ability to bridge disparate cultures through catchy melodies and synchronised choreography, has become the unlikely stage of a fierce digital confrontation. What began as a loc»»»
Racist accusations fly as fan-war exposes cracks in the world of K-pop
The world of K-pop, often celebrated for its ability to bridge disparate cultures through catchy melodies and synchronised choreography, has become the unlikely stage of a fierce digital confrontation. What began as a loc»»»
Racist accusations fly as fan-war exposes cracks in the world of K-pop
The world of K-pop, often celebrated for its ability to bridge disparate cultures through catchy melodies and synchronised choreography, has become the unlikely stage of a fierce digital confrontation. What began as a loc»»»
Racist accusations fly as fan-war exposes cracks in the world of K-pop
The world of K-pop, often celebrated for its ability to bridge disparate cultures through catchy melodies and synchronised choreography, has become the unlikely stage of a fierce digital confrontation. What began as a loc»»»
Racist accusations fly as fan-war exposes cracks in the world of K-pop
The world of K-pop, often celebrated for its ability to bridge disparate cultures through catchy melodies and synchronised choreography, has become the unlikely stage of a fierce digital confrontation. What began as a loc»»»
Freedom Bank Kazakhstan abandons plans to establish subsidiary in Kyrgyzstan - | 24.KG
Freedom Bank Kazakhstan has abandoned plans to establish a subsidiary bank in Kyrgyzstan, Forbes Kazakhstan reports. «Freedom Bank is currently not planning to open a subsidiary bank in Kyrgyzstan as part of updating its international strategy. At the same time, the bank continues to view the marke»»»
Von der Leyen proposes beefing up the EU’s own Article 5 collective security deal
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen proposed beefing up the EU’s own Article 5-like collective security deal, Article 42/7 of the EU founding treaty, that like the Nato treaty, requires member states to come to each other’s military aid if they are attacked. »»»
Von der Leyen proposes beefing up the EU’s own Article 5 collective security deal
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen proposed beefing up the EU’s own Article 5-like collective security deal, Article 42/7 of the EU founding treaty, that like the Nato treaty, requires member states to come to each other’s military aid if they are attacked. »»»
Von der Leyen proposes beefing up the EU’s own Article 5 collective security deal
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen proposed beefing up the EU’s own Article 5-like collective security deal, Article 42/7 of the EU founding treaty, that like the Nato treaty, requires member states to come to each other’s military aid if they are attacked. »»»
Von der Leyen proposes beefing up the EU’s own Article 5 collective security deal
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen proposed beefing up the EU’s own Article 5-like collective security deal, Article 42/7 of the EU founding treaty, that like the Nato treaty, requires member states to come to each other’s military aid if they are attacked. »»»
Von der Leyen proposes beefing up the EU’s own Article 5 collective security deal
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen proposed beefing up the EU’s own Article 5-like collective security deal, Article 42/7 of the EU founding treaty, that like the Nato treaty, requires member states to come to each other’s military aid if they are attacked. »»»
Von der Leyen proposes beefing up the EU’s own Article 5 collective security deal
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen proposed beefing up the EU’s own Article 5-like collective security deal, Article 42/7 of the EU founding treaty, that like the Nato treaty, requires member states to come to each other’s military aid if they are attacked. »»»
Von der Leyen proposes beefing up the EU’s own Article 5 collective security deal
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen proposed beefing up the EU’s own Article 5-like collective security deal, Article 42/7 of the EU founding treaty, that like the Nato treaty, requires member states to come to each other’s military aid if they are attacked. »»»
Von der Leyen proposes beefing up the EU’s own Article 5 collective security deal
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen proposed beefing up the EU’s own Article 5-like collective security deal, Article 42/7 of the EU founding treaty, that like the Nato treaty, requires member states to come to each other’s military aid if they are attacked. »»»
Von der Leyen proposes beefing up the EU’s own Article 5 collective security deal
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen proposed beefing up the EU’s own Article 5-like collective security deal, Article 42/7 of the EU founding treaty, that like the Nato treaty, requires member states to come to each other’s military aid if they are attacked. »»»
Von der Leyen proposes beefing up the EU’s own Article 5 collective security deal
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen proposed beefing up the EU’s own Article 5-like collective security deal, Article 42/7 of the EU founding treaty, that like the Nato treaty, requires member states to come to each other’s military aid if they are attacked. »»»
Jordanian-Italian business forum highlights Kingdom as regional trade, reconstruction hub
AMMAN — Speakers at the Jordanian-Italian Business Forum affirmed that Jordan is consolidating its position as a regional hub for trade and investment, a centre for reconstruction efforts, and a strategic gateway to Arab and African markets.The forum, held on Sunday and organised by the Jordan Cham»»»
Industrial Producer prices down 0.75% in 2025 — DoS
AMMAN — Department of Statistics has released its monthly report on the Industrial Producer Price Index (PPI), showing a 0.75 per cent decline in producer prices in 2025 compared with the same period in 2024.On a monthly basis, the general PPI decreased by 1.33 per cent in December 2025 compared wi»»»
US forces board oil tanker in Indian Ocean that fled Caribbean blockade
The United States intercepted a new oil tanker in the Indian Ocean that had fled the blockade ordered by US President Donald Trump against sanctioned ships leaving or heading to Venezuela, the Pentagon announced on Sunday. US forces boarded an oil tanker in the Indian Ocean that violated US Preside»»»
Fast payment system to be launched in Kyrgyzstan - | 24.KG
A fast payment system will soon be launched in Kyrgyzstan. Medet Tairov, Deputy Chairman of the National Bank, announced at a business breakfast of the Russian-Kyrgyz Development Fund. According to him, work is underway to improve the accessibility, speed, and security of financial services. «The f»»»
Epstein files unveil new global tensions
French authorities are investigating the extent of their nationals’ involvement in the Jeffrey Epstein affair, with lead magistrates now reviewing some three million US documents to identify any French citizens connected to him. France 2 and Caitlin Brown report.»»»
Paris mayoral hopeful Dati takes campaign inspiration from New York’s Mamdani
Paris mayoral hopeful Rachida Dati is running her campaign almost entirely on social media, posting videos with everyday Parisians to drive home her campaign promises. The strategy echoes that of socialist newcomer turned New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani – but can right-wing veteran Dati achieve the s»»»
Riyadh airport begins biggest overhaul in 40 years with terminal reshuffle
Dubai: King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh has begun implementing its largest operational transformation since opening more than 40 years ago, marking the first comprehensive overhaul of airline operations across its terminals. The phased redistribution came into effect today. Also Read: Ki»»»
Dubai moves to strengthen parachute safety with new Police–DCAA pact
Dubai: Dubai Police and the Dubai Civil Aviation Authority (DCAA) have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to regulate parachute activities across the emirate and further enhance air safety, in line with national strategic priorities and Dubai’s broader public safety framework. Also Read: Du»»»
Business - Indian farmers protest trade deal with US
Indian farmers and trade unions have staged a day of nationwide strikes and protests over a recently announced trade deal with the United States. While the government says measures to safeguard the country's agriculture sector have been put in place, Indian farmers worry the agreement will lower ba»»»
Von der Leyen proposes beefing up the EU’s own Article 5 collective security deal
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen proposed beefing up the EU’s own Article 5-like collective security deal, Article 42/7 of the EU founding treaty, that like the Nato treaty, requires member states to come to each other’s military aid if they are attacked. »»»