Al-Manar correspondent: Israeli warplanes launched an airstrike on the town of Nabatieh al-Fawqa in southern Lebanon - Al-Manar TV Lebanon
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Al-Manar correspondent: Bombing on the outskirts of the town of Al-Sarirah in what is called Dahr al-Harf, southern Lebanon - Al-Manar TV Lebanon
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UAE denies reports alleging $3B transfer to Iran
Abu Dhabi, June 13 (SANA) The United Arab Emirates has categorically denied reports circulated in international media alleging that funds were transferred from the country to Iran, including claims involving an alleged $3 billion transaction. In a statement issued on Saturday, the Ministry of Forei»»»
Clear to slightly cloudy skies on Saturday
Tunis, June 13 (TAP)- The weather on Saturday is clear to slightly cloudy. The wind is blowing east relatively strong in the south and light to moderate elsewhere.The sea is slightly choppy; highs are expected to range between 26°C and 30°C in...»»»
Tunisia to boost high-end tourism ahead of 2027
TUNIS, June 13 (TAP) — Tunisia is stepping up preparations for Tunis, as an Arab Tourism Capital for 2027, an event expected to boost tourism investment, improve service quality, and support the development of higher-value tourism products.The...»»»
Parliament reviews legal framework for tax advisory profession
TUNIS, June 13 (TAP) — The General Legislation Committee of the Assembly of People's Representatives, on Friday, reviewed a draft law aimed at regulating the profession of tax adviser, a proposal lawmakers said "carries significant implications for...»»»
Hijri New Year 1448: One-day holiday granted to public sector employees
TUNIS, June 13 (TAP) — The Prime Ministry announced, on Saturday, that public sector employees will be granted a one-day holiday to mark the Islamic New Year.The holiday will fall on either Tuesday, June 16, or Wednesday, June 17, depending on the...»»»
Bangladesh cricket board urges probe after player alleges police assault
Dhaka: Bangladesh's cricket board called on Saturday for authorities to thoroughly investigate and take action after a Test player said he was assaulted by police. Nayeem Hasan, an off-spinner who has played 14 Tests, said he was stopped by police in the city of Chattogram and physically abused as »»»
Indian Air Force transport plane crashes in Assam, casualties unknown
New Delhi: An Indian military transport plane crashed on Saturday while landing at an air force station in the country's remote northeast, the military said in a statement. The Russian-made An-32 "met with an accident today while landing at Jorhat", a city in Assam state, the air force said. The st»»»
Saudi Arabia introduces legal framework for self-driving vehicles
Dubai: Saudi Arabia has introduced a legal framework for autonomous vehicles, setting out liability rules and operational requirements as the Kingdom prepares for the wider adoption of self-driving technology. The amendments to the traffic regulations, approved by Interior Minister Prince Abdulaziz»»»
Uganda slams 'unfair' Ebola air travel restrictions
Kampala: Uganda has criticised air travel restrictions imposed by countries including the United States over an Ebola outbreak which has spilt over from the neighbouring Democratic Republic of Congo as "unfair". The east African country's response to the latest outbreak of the deadly haemorrhagic f»»»
Four times as many icebergs calved from Greenland glaciers: study
Copenhagen: Greenland's glaciers are releasing four times more icebergs than 25 years ago as a result of climate change, with implications extending to maritime traffic and marine ecosystems, researchers said Thursday. "Our results indicate a direct, climate-driven connection between glacier change»»»
No guest workers, no milk? Foreign workers keep Hungary’s dairy industry alive, says sector leader
The labour market situation in animal husbandry, particularly in dairy production, remains tight, and there are simply not enough workers without foreign employees, Hungary’s Dairy Products Council (Tej Terméktanács) stressed in a statement on Friday. The organisation said that a number of business»»»
West Urges APEC Members to Oppose Russia's Chairmanship Bid - Russian Foreign Ministry
MOSCOW (Sputnik) - Western members of the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) are trying to persuade other economies in the forum not to support Russia's bid for the rotating chairmanship, Russian Foreign Ministry Ambassador-at-Large for G20 and APEC affairs Marat Berdyev told Sputnik. Previou»»»
Fuel shortage: Uzbekistan Airways reduces flights to Russia - | 24.KG
Uzbekistan Airways is reducing the number of flights to Russia due to a shortage and rising fuel prices. Uzbekistan’s flagship carrier announced that «due to a shortage of aviation fuel and its rising cost,» it is forced to reduce the frequency of flights on some routes from cities in Uzbekistan to»»»
Lebanon reports Israeli strikes in south after Israeli warning
JERUSALEM: Lebanese state media reported Israeli strikes on the country’s south on Saturday shortly after the Israeli army issued an evacuation warning for 20 locations including the city of Nabatieh ahead of raids there. Lebanon’s National News Agency (NNA) reported Israeli airstrikes in several a»»»
Military transport plane crashes in India, casualties unknown
NEW DELHI: An Indian military transport plane crashed on Saturday while landing at an air force station in the country’s remote northeast, the military said in a statement. The Russian-made Antonov An-32 “met with an accident today while landing at Jorhat,” a city in Assam state, the air force said»»»
Fayyad Demands Lebanon Rethink Negotiations as Resistance MP Declares ‘Dead End’
MP Ali Fayyad, a member of the Loyalty to the Resistance Bloc, has called on Lebanese authorities to fundamentally reconsider their negotiating position, warning that current efforts have reached a dead end amid escalating Israeli blackmail. Speaking at a Hezbollah memorial service for martyr Ali a»»»
Brazil enter the fray at the World Cup
Los Angeles, United States: Five-time winners Brazil roll into the World Cup on Saturday when they play surprise 2022 semi-finalists Morocco in one of the standout group-stage matchups. On the first day featuring four matches at a tournament expanded this year to 48 teams, Scotland return to the Wo»»»
MoPH implements Mental Health Promotion Programme across 54 government schools in Qatar
Doha, Qatar: The Ministry of Public Health (MoPH), in collaboration with the Ministry of Education and Higher Education, implemented the Mental Health Promotion Programme across government schools from January to May 2026. The programme included a range of activities and initiatives in 54 schools f»»»
Israeli military warns of imminent strikes on south Lebanon
JERUSALEM: The Israeli military on Saturday warned of imminent strikes on south Lebanon, telling residents of 20 towns and villages including many near Nabatieh city to evacuate despite a ceasefire in its war with Lebanese militant group Hezbollah. “For your safety, you should evacuate your homes i»»»
Uganda slams ‘unfair’ Ebola air travel restrictions
Kampala: Uganda has criticized air travel restrictions imposed by countries including the United States over an Ebola outbreak which has spilt over from the neighboring Democratic Republic of Congo as “unfair.” The east African country’s response to the latest outbreak of the deadly haemorrhagic fe»»»
Trump’s mood and Iran talks to shape G7 summit
Washington: Little is known about what President Donald Trump's intentions are for the G7 summit in Evian, France next week, except maybe the obvious: the American president will impose his schedule and his mood. The latter may depend largely on the peace agreement discussions with Iran, which were»»»
Dubai markets show strong compliance in over 8,400 inspections
Dubai: Essential goods are widely available across Dubai and prices are stable, according to Dubai Corporation for Consumer Protection and Fair Trade, which said thousands of inspections carried out in recent months had found a high level of compliance among businesses operating across the emirate.»»»
World Cup underway in United States and the winner is Freddy
Washington, United States: The World Cup is officially underway in the United States and the biggest breakout star is...Freddy. The young German fan, roadtripping with two pals from Atlanta to Houston to watch his team play, has captured the adoration of many Americans -- and even the White House -»»»
Al Ain opens Al Reef Park, a new community hub with sports courts and family amenities
Al Ain: Al Ain City Municipality has completed Al Reef Park project, a new public recreation and community facility covering more than 119,000 square metres in the Al Reef area. Located on Abu Aseerah bin Al Harith Street, the park has been designed to serve residents of all ages, offering a mix of»»»