Athens mayor says subway works halted for safety tests
Athens: The mayor of Athens on Thursday said construction of a new line for the city's subway network had been halted for safety tests after dozens of residents reported damage to their flats. Haris Doukas told reporters that "the tunnel boring machine has stopped" in the central district of Kypsel»»»
Malabar Gold & Diamonds becomes the first exporter of jewellery under India-UK FTA
Malabar Gold & Diamonds, the 4th largest jewellery retailer globally with over 445 showrooms across 14 countries, had the privilege of being one of the first importers of jewellery under the India-UK Free Trade Agreement (FTA), which came into force on 15 July 2026. The shipment of the inaugural co»»»
Amir receives phone call from Saudi defence minister
DOHA: His Highness the Amir of the State of Qatar Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani received a phone call on Thursday from Minister of Defense of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia HRH Prince Khalid bin Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud, who expressed his deepest condolences on the passing of HH the Father Amir »»»
Qatar strongly condemns Iran's repeated attacks on Jordan, Bahrain, and Kuwait
DOHA: The State of Qatar strongly condemned the repeated Iranian attacks on the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan, the Kingdom of Bahrain, and the State of Kuwait, considering them a blatant violation of the sovereignty of these countries and a flagrant breach of international law. In a statement issued »»»
US's ICE faces fresh backlash over anti-immigration operations
US Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents have been ordered to pause most traffic stops in the wake of two fatal shootings. Donald Trump's so-called border tsar Tom Homan has described the move as a "temporary pause", denying it was a "policy change". Then on July 15, Trump seemingly undermined»»»
Macron vows to replant Fontainebleau forest after devastating wildfires
French President Emmanuel Macron on Thursday vowed to replant Fontainebleau forest after devastating wildfires blazed through at least 10% of the 20,000 hectare demain and forced hundreds of residents to flee. The historic forest, just south of Paris, draws hikers, climbers and nature lovers from a»»»
As the smoke clears, the Fontainebleau forest takes stock of its destruction
Approaching 2,000 hectares of the iconic and fragile Fontainebleau forest have burned out with around 950 firefighters supported by aerial teams still continuing to battle the flames. While the fire has been contained, it has yet to be extinguished four days after it broke out. French President Emm»»»
China's economic growth slows to weakest pace in over three years
Economic reports on Wednesday found that Chinese growth has sunk to the slowest pace in over three years. Despite benefitting from the global AI boom, the country has not managed to offset the slump due to a struggling property sector, drop in domestic spending and trade disruptions caused by the w»»»
Dubai's private aviation show to return in December as sector gathers pace
Dubai: The emirate's flagship biennial business aviation exhibition will return in December, bringing together aircraft manufacturers, private jet operators and aviation service providers. Sign up for our daily business newsletter, Cheques & Balances.The 11th edition of the MEBAA Show will take pla»»»
Perspective - 'Thousands of people are still dying over a few meters of ground' in Ukraine
In this edition, British photographer Mark Neville, who is based in Kyiv, talks about his passion for the future of Ukraine and his belief that the country will win the war with Russia that started after Moscow’s full-scale invasion in 2022. He has spoken with FRANCE 24 multiple times to share some»»»
Ukrainians protest the dismissal of Kyiv's 'most successful defence minister'
Russian missiles targeted the Ukrainian capital early on July 16, but it hasn't deterred protesters who are out in the streets opposing the dismissal of the popular defence minister, Mykhailo Fedorov. During his tenure, Federov oversaw a series of successful Ukrainian operations, including strikes »»»
France adopts bill legalising assisted dying for adults
French lawmakers on July 19 adopted a bill that will create a legal right to assisted dying for adults with incurable illnesses, capping an intense ethical and political debate. The law would enable patients suffering from incurable and life-threatening illnesses to request lethal medication under»»»
Bulgaria Advances Election Reform With Machine Voting Return
Bulgaria’s parliament has approved at first reading a series of amendments to the Election Code that would bring back widespread machine voting, remove the planned electoral district for Bulgarians abroad, and lift restrictions on the number of polling stations in countries outside the European Uni»»»
Bulgaria's Radev Backs Two-State Solution in Meeting With Palestinian Envoy
Bulgarian Prime Minister Rumen Radev met with Ahmed Majdalani, the special envoy of Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas, to discuss the security situation in the Middle East and ongoing efforts to achieve a lasting peace. During the meeting, Radev said Bulgaria remains deeply concerned about develo»»»
Balla Claims Opposition Leader Signed Zvërnec Development Master Plan
The head of Albania's Socialist Party parliamentary group, Taulant Balla, accused Democratic Party leader Sali Berisha of personally signing a master plan for the development of the Zvërnec area, escalating political tensions during a parliamentary debate. Balla made the remarks in Parliament while»»»
Bulgaria: Man Sentenced to Prison for Possessing More Than 200,000 Counterfeit EurosOpinions
A 51-year-old man has received an effective prison sentence from the District Court in Lovech after being found guilty of possessing a large amount of counterfeit currency with a total value exceeding 200,000 euros. The investigation into the case began in February this year after police received o»»»
Serbia Busts Migrant Smuggling Network Linked to BulgariaOpinions
Serbian authorities have dismantled an organized migrant smuggling network operating along the Balkan route during a joint law enforcement operation targeting cross-border trafficking. The investigation was carried out by Serbia’s anti-migration and organized crime service within Europol’s Operatio»»»
Russia, China, 25 More States Sign Agreement to Create World AI Cooperation Organization
SHANGHAI (Sputnik) - Russia, China and more than 25 other countries have signed an agreement on the establishment of a world organization for cooperation in the field of AI, a Sputnik correspondent reported on Thursday. The signing ceremony took place in Shanghai ahead of the World Artificial Intel»»»
From Pandemic Habit to Daily Routine: Bulgarians Turn to Online Grocery DeliveryOpinions
Online grocery shopping has become a regular part of everyday life for a growing number of Bulgarians, moving beyond the temporary boom during the Covid-19 pandemic and turning into a firmly established consumer habit. The sector is no longer expanding only in terms of sales, but is also undergoing»»»
Egypt steps up privatisation drive with four new stock market listings
Egypt is finalising procedures for four state-owned companies under its stock-market offering programme as it seeks to accelerate privatisation and reduce the government’s role in the economy. Twenty of the 30 companies covered by the programme have already secured temporary listings on the Egyptia»»»
France flags 2027 budget squeeze as defense and debt costs surge
PARIS: France’s government plans to sharply restrain most public spending growth in 2027 as rising defense outlays and borrowing costs consume an increasing share of the budget, spending ceilings published on Thursday showed. The ceilings set the stage for a potentially rocky parliamentary budget b»»»
Hill climb championship heads back to Aqabat Al-Muhammadiyah
TAIF, Saudi Arabia: The 2026 Saudi Toyota Hill Climb Championship returns to Aqabat Al-Muhammadiyah in Al-Shafa, Taif, for its second round on July 17-18, following a strong opening round that set the tone for the season. The championship is held under the supervision of the Saudi Automobile and Mo»»»
Italian court begins delivering verdicts in trial over 2018 bridge collapse that killed dozens
GENOA, Italy: An Italian court has begun delivering verdicts for 57 defendants charged in the collapse of Genoa’s Morandi highway bridge that killed 43 people nearly eight years ago. The defendants include former executives of highway operator Autostrade per L’Italia, experts from its engineering c»»»
REVIEW: ‘The Odyssey’: Christopher Nolan’s expansive and full-tilt meditation on war let down by generic dialogue and big-name casting
DUBAI: Christopher Nolan’s gargantuan full-IMAX retelling of Homer’s “The Odyssey” is an elemental and testosterone-fuelled undertaking, chock-full of gorgeous set-pieces and metaphysical ruminations that are typical for the auteur; but unfortunately, the sum of its parts do not make for a transfor»»»
Putin calls for rate cuts again as Kremlin reverts to DoubleThink on the economy
Russian President Vladimir Putin has publicly called for lower interest rates again, increasing the pressure on the Central Bank of Russia (CBR) as the Kremlin struggles to reconcile a slowing wartime economy with a fresh surge in inflation driven by the country's deepening fuel crisis. (chart»»»
Watch: Australian city attempts world record for largest trombone ensemble - UPI.com
Ipswich City Big Band Music Director Matt Chambers and Ipswich Mayor Teresa Harding lead an ensemble of more than 600 trombone players in an attempt to break a Guinness World Record. Photo courtesy of Ipswich City Council July 14 (UPI) -- An Australian city gathered more than 600 musicians to play »»»
Watch: Pole dancing accident floods two Houston apartments - UPI.com
July 15 (UPI) -- A Houston woman said she is done practicing pole dancing at home after a mishap led to two apartments being flooded. Asha Gilbert was filming her pole dancing practice July 6 at her west Houston apartment when the pole came loose from the ceiling and struck a fire sprinkler. The vi»»»
Want a premium Dubai number plate? RTA opens bidding from July 27
Dubai's Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) will auction 150 premium three-, four- and five-digit number plates for private vehicles, classic vehicles and motorcycles in its 83rd online auction. The plates carry the codes A, H, I, K, L, M, N, O, P, Q, R, S, T, U, V, W, X, Y and Z. Get updated faste»»»
Israel strikes Baraashit, Nabatieh al-Fawqa and Beit Yahoun in south Lebanon
Israeli warplanes targeted Nabatieh al-Fawqa and the outskirts of Baraashit and Beit Yahoun in southern Lebanon on Thursday, while artillery shelled Rshaf. The National News Agency said two strikes targeted Nabatieh al-Fawqa and a third strike targeted Ali al-Taher hill on the outskirts of the town»»»
Hajj Hassan says pilot zone 'achievement' is 'Don Quixotic'
MP Hussein al-Hajj Hassan of Hezbollah stressed Thursday that Hezbollah “will not hand over the weapons.” “They will not be able to remove them,” he told Al-Jadeed television. “The villages located within the pilot zone are not occupied except for one village, and the Lebanese state's achievement i»»»
Children among 11 dead in Algeria orphanage blaze
Algiers: A fire burning at an orphanage in Algeria's capital has killed at least 11 people including children, authorities said Thursday, amid a heatwave that has sparked hundreds of blazes in the country's north. Firefighters had been battling to extinguish the flames since before dawn in the Moha»»»
Orange-lipped monkey confirmed as new species in Congo rainforest
A black-furred monkey with striking orange-pink lips that has remained hidden for years in the rainforests of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) has been confirmed as a new species, marking one of Africa’s most significant primate discoveries in decades. The monkey, officially named Colobus con»»»
Vazrazhdane Calls on Culture Ministry Not to Permit Nu Boyana Film Studios' Piecemeal Sale and Liquidation
In a declaration read out in Parliament on Thursday, the Vazrazhdane parliamentary group calls on the Culture Ministry not to permit piecemeal sales and liquidation of Nu Boyana Film Studios. The group argues that a new overpopulated housing estate will not be in Sofia citizens’ favour and added th»»»
Republic of Korea raises interest rates for first time in over three years
Seoul: Republic of Korea's central bank delivered a quarter-percentage-point interest rate hike Thursday, as widely expected, to tackle high inflation amid lingering Middle East uncertainties. The Bank of Korea (BOK) convened a Monetary Policy Board meeting and lifted the benchmark rate from 2.5 % »»»
Blast at Indonesia munition storage kills soldier: Army
Jakarta: An explosion in a military munition warehouse on Indonesia's Java island killed one soldier and injured six others on Thursday, an army spokesman said, describing it as an accident. Spokesman Donny Pramono said soldiers were carrying out "inspection and maintenance procedures" at the site »»»
Mesarovic meets with Slovak ministers in Bratislava
BRATISLAVA - Serbian Deputy PM and Minister of Economy Adrijana Mesarovic met on Thursday in Bratislava with Slovak Deputy PM and Minister of Economy Denisa Sakova and Interior Minister Matus Sutaj Estok and noted that the two countries would continue to work on further development of political and»»»
Syrian foreign minister meets German state minister in Damascus to boost ties
Damascus, July 16 (SANA) Syrian Foreign Minister Asaad Hassan al-Shaibani received a German delegation led by Géza Andreas von Geyr, Germany’s Minister of State at the Federal Foreign Office, on Thursday to discuss strengthening bilateral relations. The two ministers also launched the inaugural ses»»»
Hungary's Danube hits historic low: Record-breaking water levels and water shortage raise alarm
Hungary is facing a deepening water shortage: the Danube has reached its lowest recorded level in Baja, setting a new negative record and highlighting the growing impact of prolonged dry weather. According to Hungary’s official water management authority, the river measured just 25 centimetres at B»»»
Police arrive to find doctor dead—and wife calmly on her phone
It began with unanswered phone calls. When relatives couldn't reach anaesthesiologist Dr Kiran Honannavar for nearly two days, they kept trying. His wife answered instead, reportedly saying he was sleeping. Later, she said he had gone to work. Neither explanation was true. Get updated faster and fo»»»
Uganda discharges last Ebola patient: minister
Nairobi: Uganda discharged its last Ebola patient on Thursday, the health ministry said, marking a successful containment of the outbreak that had spread from neighbouring Democratic Republic of Congo. Uganda must now pass 42 days without a new case to be declared officially Ebola-free under World »»»
EU tells Google to share search data, open Android to AI competitors
Brussels, Belgium: The European Union demanded Thursday that Google share data with other search engines and open up its Android system to other AI services competitors, but the US giant said the measures would put privacy at risk. The move is the latest by Brussels against the behemoth as it seeks»»»
Toronto air ranked among world’s worst as wildfire smoke billows south
Toronto: Toronto had the worst air quality of any major city in the world on Wednesday, the Swiss firm IQAir said, as Canadian authorities urged people to stay indoors. Toronto edged out New Delhi and the Democratic Republic of Congo’s capital Kinshasa as wildfire smoke turned the skies a hazy yell»»»
Israeli Strikes Kill Four Civilians in Gaza as Violations Mount
Four Palestinian civilians were martyred on Thursday as Israeli occupation forces unleashed a fresh wave of airstrikes and artillery barrages across the Gaza Strip, systematically dismantling the fragile ceasefire that has nominally been in place since October 10. Medical sources confirmed that Nih»»»
Qatar strongly condemns Iran's repeated attacks on Jordan, Bahrain, and Kuwait
Doha, Qatar: The State of Qatar strongly condemned Iran's repeated attacks on the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan, Kingdom of Bahrain, and State of Kuwait, considering them a flagrant violation of the sovereignty of these states and a blatant breach of the rules of international law. The Ministry of Fo»»»
Orphanage fire kills 11 as Algeria struggles in heatwave
Algiers, Algeria: A fire burning at an orphanage in Algeria's capital has killed at least 11 people including children, authorities said Thursday, amid a heatwave that has sparked hundreds of blazes in the country's north. Firefighters had been battling to extinguish the flames since before dawn in»»»
Dr Ahmed Al Shuaibi named Undersecretary of higher education ministry
Abu Dhabi: UAE President His Highness Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan has issued a Federal Decree appointing Dr Ahmed Sultan Nasser Al Shuaibi as Undersecretary of the Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research. Dr Al Shuaibi brings extensive experience in higher education, academic le»»»
Taj Hotels parent IHCL splits business into two for 700-hotel expansion
Dubai: The parent company of Taj Hotels has overhauled its organisational structure as it prepares for its next phase of growth, with plans to expand its global portfolio to 700 hotels by 2030. Sign up for our daily business newsletter, Cheques & Balances.The Indian Hotels Company Limited (IHCL), I»»»
Sponsored articles in Hungary: 2026 guide
With internet penetration at 94.1% and online platforms capturing 56% of the national advertising spend, the digital shift in the Hungarian market is absolute. However, for brands trying to reach the quarter-million foreign residents and millions of international tourists, standard display ads are »»»
Parliament Passes Bill to Amend Consumer Protection Act on First Reading
On Thursday, Parliament passed on first reading a bill to amend the Consumer Protection Act, introduced by the Council of Ministers. The amendments establish a minimum level of protection for consumers of financial services by regulating the provision of pre-contractual information, the right to wi»»»
Hong Kong authorities arrest 5 booksellers on suspicion of 'sedition' - UPI.com
Police in Hong Kong arrested five bookstore workers on suspicion of breaches of the territory's national security laws during raids on two independent shops after customs officers seized a consignment of books shipped from overseas. File photo by Leung Man Hei/EPA-EFE July 16 (UPI) -- Police in Hon»»»