Defence Company EMCO Rules Out Human Error in Ammunition Plant Warehouse Fire
Human error can be ruled out in a fire at EMCO Ltd.’s ammunition depot near Belitsa, the Bulgarian arms manufacturer said on Monday. In a message to the media, EMCO said the incident occurred at about 10:30 a.m. on Monday at a storage facility near Tryavna. No one was injured, no forest areas or th»»»
Citizens Rally in Support of Gorna Oryahovitsa Mayor
A citizens' protest in support of the mayor of Gorna Oryahovitsa was held outside the Administrative Court in Veliko Tarnovo on Monday. It was hearing GERB's appeal against a decision by the Gorna Oryahovitsa Municipal Election Commission not to terminate Mayor Nikolay Rashkov's term. Later in the »»»
Qatar Stock Exchange index closes lower
Doha: The Qatar Stock Exchange (QSE) index closed Monday's trading session lower by 2.67 points, or 0.03 percent, reaching 10,097.44 points. A total of 274,532,605 shares were traded during the session, with a total value of QAR 798,281,830.062 through 20,902 transactions across all sectors. The sh»»»
Al-Shuaiba beaches emerge as kitesurfing hub for Makkah’s adventurous youth
MAKKAH: Saudi Arabia’s extensive coastline and diverse marine environments provide a suitable setting for various water sports, including kitesurfing. In recent years, events and competitions have been held alongside growing community interest in marine sports and outdoor activities. Kitesurfing in»»»
A law with no side effects: Romania transposed the European directive on women on the boards of listed companies with a delay of two and a half months
On June 30, 2026—the day the statutory deadline expired—the Bucharest Stock Exchange published its first aggregate report on the corporate governance of issuers. The accompanying statement provided figures across all levels: 71% declared alignment with the Code’s provisions, 28.8% independent direc»»»
4 doctors suspended over harassment after PG student dies by suicide in Surat
Surat: Four senior resident doctors have been suspended for six months over allegations of ragging and harassment following the death by suicide of a 30-year-old postgraduate medical student at a government hospital hostel in Surat. Harsh Pandya, a first-year postgraduate student who had been worki»»»
ING Bank Romania launches RoPay for business banking customers
ING customers in the entrepreneur category can now activate RoPay directly from ING Business, through a fully digital process, and will benefit until July 1, 2027, from promotional fees of 0% for payments received from individual ING customers and just 0.25% for payments received from customers of »»»
UAE traffic alert: Heavy congestion hits Dubai-Sharjah roads and highways
Dubai: Motorists travelling between Dubai and Sharjah are facing heavy congestion this afternoon, according to real-time traffic data from Google Maps, with delays building along several major corridors and interchanges since the rush hour. Get updated faster and for FREE: Download the Gulf News ap»»»
Tryavna Mayor Minev: No Casualties in Defence Plant Explosion
An explosion at a defence plant near Tryavna caused no casualties, Tryavna Mayor Dencho Minev said on Monday. A fire broke out earlier on Monday in an ammunition warehouse at the defence plant near the village of Belitsa. No one was killed or injured. Minev said the warehouse contained no materials»»»
Interior Minister Opens Laboratory for Processing Drivers’ Samples in Plovdiv, Comments on Current Issues
Interior Minister Ivan Demerdzhiev opened a laboratory in Plovdiv for processing drivers’ blood samples for alcohol and drug use. He said that the accumulated backlog of blood samples is expected to be cleared by the end of the year, and that drug test results will begin to be available within days»»»
Hundreds of Syria Kurds head back to border town after years of displacement
A first group of Syrian Kurds were headed for the northeastern border town of Ras al-Ain on Monday following years of displacement, months after an integration deal between the Kurds and Damascus. The January agreement on merging Kurdish forces and civil institutions into the state included the ret»»»
Flying taxi maker Archer buys 3 of Boeing's eVTOL subsidiaries
Dubai: Flying taxi maker Archer Aviation is buying three Boeing subsidiaries in a deal that will combine electric aircraft, autonomous flight and defence technologies and give Archer a business generating more than $200 million in annual revenue. Archer is acquiring Boeing's Wisk Aero, Insitu and S»»»
From Uniqlo to Zara, clothing brands try to win over Gen Z with a needle and thread
Encouraging customers to mend worn clothes instead of buying new ones might seem like a self-defeating sales strategy. But in-store repairs and sewing workshops are becoming essential retail services for clothing brands as they try to appeal to young consumers who want to save money and the planet.»»»
162-year-old bottle of Guinness from shipwreck might be drinkable - UPI.com
A diver who found a 162-year-old bottle of Guinness in a shipwreck contacted scientists who might be able to recreate the 1864 version of the stout. File Photo by Bill Greenblatt/UPI | License Photo Aug. 7 (UPI) -- A diver who found a 162-year-old bottle of Guinness in a shipwreck off the coast of »»»
N. Korea turning DMZ frontier into 'nuclear-armed border,' report says - UPI.com
Analysis says Pyongyang is layering conventional and tactical nuclear firepower along the Military Demarcation Line and lowering the threshold for retaliation Egrets rest on Dragon's teeth, or concrete anti-tank obstacles designed to impede the movement of armored vehicles, in Paju, South Korea, 14»»»
Look: Indian woman's 8-foot, 10-inch hair breaks world record - UPI.com
Renu Dhariyal was awarded the title for the longest hair on a living person (female). Her hair measures 8 feet and 10 inches long. Photo courtesy of Guinness World Records Aug. 7 (UPI) -- An Indian woman who hasn't gotten her hair cut since 2015 earned the Guinness World Record when her long locks »»»
Water gun fun brings relief to sweltering Seoul
Dubai: People in Seoul took part in a lively water gun festival as an ongoing heatwave pushed temperatures higher across the South Korean capital. Participants sprayed each other with water, turning the event into a refreshing escape from the intense summer heat. The festival brought together crowd»»»
Crews Extinguish Fires Caused by Israeli Attacks on Western Bekaa
Civil defense teams from the Islamic Health Authority and the Lebanese Civil Defense, with the support of local residents and the assistance of a Lebanese Army helicopter, managed to control and completely extinguish the fires that broke out in the forests of the Western Bekaa, Kfarhouna, and Touma»»»
Palestinian Ambassador to Egypt Diab Al-Louh dies at 67 in Cairo
CAIRO: Palestinian Ambassador to Egypt Diab Al-Louh died on Monday in Cairo aged 67. His funeral will be held on Tuesday at the Police Mosque in Cairo. In a press release, the Arab League mourned Al-Louh, and described him as a career diplomat who dedicated his life to “serving Palestine and defend»»»
Comedian Mina Liccione on how ‘laughter is a form of resistance’
TORONTO: In 2007, when Italian-American New Yorker Mina Liccione was offered a gig in Dubai, she had to Google where the UAE was. Now, 18 years, one Arab husband and twin sons later, Liccione is a key figure in the country’s comedy scene, and is bringing her latest stand-up special, “Arabized,” to »»»
Lebanon files new suit against ex-central bank chief: judicial official
BEIRUT: Lebanon on Monday filed a lawsuit against former central bank governor Riad Salameh over accusations including embezzlement and illegal enrichment following a complaint lodged by his successor, a judicial official told AFP.Salameh was placed in custody late last month after missing a hearin»»»
Saudi Arabia plans minimum hotel staffing ratios, requiring up to three employees per room to boost service quality and support its fast-growing tourism sector
Dubai: Saudi Arabia’s Ministry of Tourism is proposing mandatory minimum staffing levels for hotels and other tourist accommodation, linking the number of employees required to the size and classification of each establishment. The proposal, released for public consultation under the “Minimum Staff»»»
16 Bangladeshis killed factory fire in Saudi Arabia
Riyadh: Sixteen Bangladeshi workers have been killed in a fire at a sofa manufacturing facility in Riyadh, prompting Bangladesh to seek the swift repatriation of their bodies and compensation for their families. The fire broke out on Sunday at a facility used for furniture upholstery in the Saudi c»»»
Syria, Saudi company sign MoU to explore fodder production projects
Damascus, Aug. 10 (SANA) Syria’s Agriculture Ministry and Saudi Arabia’s United Feeds Company signed a memorandum of understanding on Monday to study the development of large-scale fodder farms and production facilities in Syria.Agriculture Minister Basel al-Suwaidan and United Feeds Company Chairm»»»
Iranians 'professional chess players', says Tehran in response to Trump analogy
Tehran on Monday said Iranians had shown "they are professional chess players" in response to remarks by U.S. President Donald Trump comparing his dealings with Iran to the board game. Trump on Sunday signaled he was prepared to let economic pressure mount against Iran, apparently backing away from»»»
Speaker calls on young MPs from Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan to launch joint projects - | 24.KG
Speaker of the Parliament of Kyrgyzstan Marlen Mamataliev took part in the II Forum of Young Parliamentarians of Kyrgyzstan and Uzbekistan. The event was held under the theme «Youth on the Path to Common Progress and Peace» and brought together lawmakers from the two countries, representatives of y»»»
Oman Coast Guard rescues kayakers off Qurum Beach and saves child from drowning in Sohar
Dubai: Oman’s Coast Guard rescued three people after their boat capsized while they were kayaking off Al Qurum Beach in the Wilayat of Bausher, the Royal Oman Police (ROP) said. The three were rescued by Coast Guard teams following the incident off the popular Muscat beach. No further details about»»»
US general expected in Beirut on Monday
US General Joseph Clearfield is expected to arrive in Lebanon today, Monday from Israel, where he met with the Israeli army chief and military officials, media reports said. During his talks with the Lebanese Army leadership, he will tackle a host of files related to the Lebanese-Israeli negotiatio»»»
Batken farmers switch from apricots to raspberries due to climate change - | 24.KG
Climate change is forcing farmers in Kyrgyzstan to change their traditional crops. In Batken region, some farms are switching from apricots to raspberries and cherries due to increasingly frequent frosts. According to an expert from the National Academy of Sciences, apricot orchards have been affec»»»
Kyrgyzstan expects electricity shortage in winter, import volumes announced - | 24.KG
Preparations of the economy and population for the 2026–2027 autumn-winter period have been discussed in Kyrgyzstan. A meeting of the republican headquarters was held under the chairmanship of Erlist Akunbekov, Deputy Chairman of the Cabinet of Ministers and Minister of Water Resources, Agriculture»»»
In Poland, companies are selling their buildings to bet on growth
Record is chasing record. After a record-breaking 2025 came a record half-year — roughly €390 million in sale-and-leaseback deals, up 15 percent from a year earlier. A tool long routine across Western Europe and the United States is no longer a niche in Poland In Western Europe and the United State»»»
Interior Minister Demerdzhiev: Police Monitor Online Threats to Prevent Violence
Police monitor social media for posts showing aggression or threats, Minister of Interior Ivan Demerdzhiev said in Plovdiv on Monday after a 37-year-old man was killed there. The Cybercrime Directorate at the General Directorate for Combating Organized Crime carries out the monitoring to help preve»»»
Court Overturns Bulgargaz' Refusal to Provide Information About Botas Agreement
The Sofia Administrative Court has overturned a decision issued on 13 March 2026 by the Executive Director of Bulgargaz EAD refusing access to public information, the court said on its website. The petitioner, Vasilena Dotkova, an editor at the fact-checking platform Factcheck.bg., had requested th»»»
New city kazy appointed in Osh city - | 24.KG
The head of the city kaziyat has been replaced in Osh. Ubaidulla Sarybaev has been appointed the new kazy. The appointment was announced today, August 10. He previously served as imam of the Sulaiman-Too mosque in Osh. The previous head of the city kaziyat, Samidin Atabaev, left his post due to a t»»»
Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange market value hits $762bn as H1 trading value reaches $46bn
RIYADH: Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange closed the first half of 2026 with a record total market value of 2.8 trillion Emirati dirhams ($762 billion), backed by 171 billion dirhams in trading value. According to the Emirates News Agency, total traded volume rose 3.7 percent year on year to 50.3 billi»»»
Travelling through Dubai airport? DXB is hosting a free community walk
Dubai: Dubai International Airport (DXB) will host a community walk as part of Dubai’s citywide wellbeing initiative, Dubai Mallathon, giving guests the opportunity to take part in a walking event while at the world’s busiest international airport. The walk will take place on Friday, 14 August, wit»»»
US Senator Chris Murphy Says Trump Lost Iran War
US Democratic Senator Chris Murphy said Sunday that President Donald Trump has “lost this war” with Iran, arguing that continued fighting is weakening the US while strengthening Tehran. “America is weaker. Iran is stronger,” Murphy told NBC, saying he would support even a “bad deal” to end the war »»»
Foreigners may be barred from using surrogacy services in Kyrgyzstan - | 24.KG
It is proposed to restrict foreign nationals’ access to surrogacy services in Kyrgyzstan. A relevant draft law has been submitted for public discussion. The authors of the initiative propose amending Article 104 of the Law on the Protection of Citizens’ Health. Under the draft, surrogacy agreements»»»
Why Hungary’s cheapest shop may have closed
Hungary’s cheapest shop has refused to explain why it has been closed for several days, citing “technical reasons” – an explanation that few people believe. Most suspiciously, all of the company’s European shops have reportedly shut, with “technical issues” cited in each case. Some commentators alr»»»
At least 22 killed after Ukraine strikes Tatarstan, Russia hits Ukraine - UPI.com
At least 13 people were killed and 39 were injured after a "massive" Ukrainian drone raid on Nizhnekamsk in the Russian Republic of Tatarstan, 600 miles east of Moscow. Ukraine said it was targeting the Tanevo oil refinery just outside the city. File photo by Russia's Emergencies Ministry/EPA-EFE A»»»
How the Perseids happen every August even though their comet returns in 2126
Dubai: The Perseids come from a comet called 109P/Swift-Tuttle. That comet passes through the inner solar system once every 133 years. It last did so in 1992, and it will not be back until 2126. Which raises an obvious problem. If the comet only turns up twice in three centuries, why does the meteo»»»
Ghostly Kisses set for Saudi Arabia debut this September
DUBAI: Saudi Arabia’s expanding live music scene is set to welcome Canadian dream-pop artist Ghostly Kisses, who will perform in the Kingdom for the first time this September. The singer-songwriter will kick off her Middle East tour with two performances, taking to the stage in Jeddah on Sept. 3, f»»»
MENA M&A reaches $46.7bn in H1 as Q2 deal value doubles
RIYADH: The Middle East and North Africa region completed 390 mergers and acquisitions deals valued at $46.7 billion in the first half of 2026, underscoring the resilience of the market amid geopolitical conflicts, an analysis showed. Deal value climbed to $25 billion in the second quarter, more th»»»
Average pension in Kyrgyzstan to increase to almost 12,900 soms - | 24.KG
At least 4.4 billion soms from the Pension Fund have been allocated for pension indexation in Kyrgyzstan starting October 1, 2026. The Presidential Administration has released new details on the upcoming increase. The estimated indexation coefficient was 1.13, based on the growth of the average sal»»»
UAE foils sophisticated cyberattacks targeting critical sectors
ABU DHABI: The United Arab Emirates announced that its national cybersecurity systems had successfully tracked and thwarted sophisticated and organized cyberattacks that targeted the aviation, energy and education sectors in the country. In a statement published by the Emirates News Agency (WAM), t»»»
Tamil Nadu tops India’s road accident chart for fourth straight year
Chennai: Tamil Nadu remained at the top of the national road accident chart in 2025, reporting more than 71,000 crashes. However, the state recorded a considerably lower proportion of fatalities compared with several other major vehicle-owning states, according to figures presented in Parliament. D»»»
Eurostat: 5,300 Professional Firefighters Worked in Bulgaria in 2025
Around 5,300 people worked as professional firefighters in Bulgaria in 2025, Eurostat published in a report on Monday. Firefighters accounted for 0.18% of total employment in the country. 372,400 people worked as professional firefighters in the European Union last year. Fire services had a younger»»»
UAE thwarts cyber attacks targeting energy and aviation sectors
DUBAI: The UAE's Cyber Security Council thwarted cyber attacks targeting the Gulf country's aviation, energy and education sectors, according to the Emirati state news agency (WAM) reported on Monday. The council said the attacks had been dealt, with intrusion attempts contained before the attac»»»
New suit filed against Salameh and Bank Audi's ex-CEO
Lebanon on Monday filed a lawsuit against former central bank governor Riad Salameh over accusations including embezzlement and illegal enrichment following a complaint lodged by his successor, a judicial official told AFP. Salameh was placed in custody late last month after missing a hearing over »»»
Israeli occupation forces torch homes and properties in the southern Lebanese town of Khiam: Al-Manar correspondent - Al-Manar TV Lebanon
Secretary's SpeechLebanon PalestineZionist EntityRegional and International International More Video Language Ar En Fr EsSubscribe for Weekly Updates Subscribe Israeli occupation forces torch homes and properties in the southern Lebanese town of Khiam: Al-Manar correspondent 10-08-2026 14:01 PM Lat»»»