Bulgarian News Agency 3h

Minimal Fluctuations in Danube River Level: 2 cm Rise near Silistra, 3 cm Drop near Lom

Minimal fluctuations in the level of the Danube River were recorded over the past 24 hours in the Bulgarian section of the river, the Executive Agency for Exploration and Maintenance of the Danube River in Ruse reported Friday. A 2-centimeter rise was recorded at the gauging station near Silistra, »»»

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EU Observer 4h

Romanian parties fail to agree on wage reform, costing country €770m in EU funds

Romania’s governing parties have failed to agree on wage reform. The Liberals promoted a more fiscally-restrained proposal, while the Social Democrats demanded billions more for teachers, healthcare workers and civil servants. Now Romania is set to lose €770m from Brussels, even though it had known»»»

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The Peninsula 21h

Rafeeq launches Pearl Club, a five-tier loyalty program that turns every order into rewards

Doha, Qatar: Rafeeq today announced the launch of Pearl Club, a new loyalty program built into the Rafeeq app and designed to reward customers every time they order. Members join at the Bronze tier, collect Pearls on eligible orders and selected in-app activities, and progress through five membersh»»»

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BNE 1d

Russia's saboteurs have followed the arms industry east into Nato

Slovak police foiled an arson attack on a Ukrainian-owned drone factory near Presov this week, the first documented attempt of its kind in the country. Officers from the anti-crime unit UBOK arrested three foreign nationals - two in Slovakia and one in Germany under a European arrest warrant - over»»»

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UPI 01.09. 17:54

California legislature passes ban on shock gloves for law enforcement - UPI.com

The California legislature passed a bill that would ban law enforcement from using shock gloves in the state. File Photo by Bonnie Cash/UPI | License Photo Sept. 1 (UPI) -- The California legislature passed a bill Monday that bans law enforcement from using shock gloves through 2030. The bill was p»»»

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Sputnik 01.09. 13:51

South Korea Wants to Increase Defense Spending by Record 8.2% in 18 Years - Reports

SEOUL (Sputnik) - The South Korean Ministry of Defense has proposed increasing the country’s defense budget for 2027 by a record 8.2% since 2008, to 73.27 trillion won ($53.5 billion), the Yonhap news agency reported on Tuesday. In 2026, the country’s defense budget amounts to 67.7 trillion won ($4»»»

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Bulgarian News Agency 01.09. 11:58

Media Review: September 1

POLITICS Bulgarian National Radio (BNR) covered an interview with media researcher and political analyst Ivo Indzhov, who said a united right-wing presidential ticket is currently not possible. He noted that the right in Bulgaria is not homogeneous and that Yes, Bulgaria leaders had ruled out a joi»»»

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UPI 01.09. 09:05

Nepal flood death toll surpasses 1,000; thousands still missing - UPI.com

Nepalese police personnel put on protective body suits and gloves before a mass burial for flood victims in the Devghat jungle in Chitwan district, Nepal, on Monday. Photo by Narendra Shrestha/EPA Sept. 1 (UPI) -- The death toll from a flash flood that hit northeastern Nepal nearly a week ago conti»»»

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France24 01.09. 08:14

Duane “Keffe D” Davis found guilty in Tupac Shakur murder

Duane “Keffe D” Davis was found guilty Monday of orchestrating the 1996 murder of rap icon Tupac Shakur, becoming the first person convicted in the decades-old case. The 63-year-old faces a possible life sentence after a Las Vegas jury deliberated for less than three hours. A jury found Duane “Keff»»»

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Gulf News 31.08. 15:49

Mother suffers burns while giving birth in Prague hospital

Mother transferred to burn unit after surgical fire; returns to ward with newborn A mother giving birth in a Prague hospital suffered burns during a caesarean section, the hospital said Monday, with media reporting a disinfectant caught fire during the procedure. The baby was not injured in the inc»»»

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Gulf News 31.08. 11:58

Iran-US trade fire again: Why Tehran’s hardliners think they can outlast Trump

Also Read: What’s next in Iran war? Trump ends talks, tightens squeeze as Tehran vows to break US naval blockadeAlso Read: Trump vs Iran: A battle of two clocks over HormuzFirst exchange in a monthAlso Read: Iran sees control of Strait of Hormuz as path to victoryTwo visions of victoryPragmatists: »»»

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Gulf News 31.08. 10:58

Parents pay Rs 1,500 for CCTV, discover 3-year-old tied to chair, beaten at playschool

Dubai: A three-year-old boy is seen sitting in a small yellow plastic chair as a woman pushes him across the tiled floor with her legs. Once she has moved him into a corner, she begins slapping him hard, Indian media reports said. The disturbing CCTV footage from a playschool in northeast Delhi’s M»»»

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Qatar Tribune 31.08. 00:30

Media Plus unveils ‘Onavasantham’ to mark Onam celebrations

Tribune News Network Doha The online edition of ‘Onavasantham’, a special Onam publication by Media Plus, was launched by HE Sandeep Kumar, Chargé d’Affaires of the Embassy of India in Qatar, at the Skills Development Centre, Doha, in the presence of community leaders. The print edition was release»»»

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Gulf News 30.08. 19:44

The green building that wouldn’t fall: How it survived Nepal’s raging flood

Dubai: Around them, almost everything was moving. A furious brown torrent carrying mud, uprooted trees, rocks and wreckage tore through the valley, smashing into buildings and sweeping debris downstream. Yet in the middle of the chaos stood a small mint-green house. On its upper balcony, at least t»»»

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Gulf News 30.08. 18:56

Iran’s Hormuz weapon is slipping away. What’s Tehran’s next move?

Dubai: For six months, Iran has possessed one weapon Washington could not easily neutralise: The ability to make the world pay for the war by choking the Strait of Hormuz. Now that weapon may be losing some of its power. Goldman Sachs estimates cited by CNN show Gulf oil flows have rebounded from 5»»»

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Gulf News 30.08. 15:31

Nepal floods: Teacher rang the bell, 1,643 children escaped. Minutes later, school was swept away

Dubai: When Rajendra Dawadi heard that a wall of water was racing towards his school, he rang the bell and ordered 1,643 children to run for higher ground. Minutes later, the flood tore through the valley, destroying buildings, bridges and the school itself. Every one of the children survived. Days»»»

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Gulf News 30.08. 12:13

Will Iranians revolt as economic pain deepens? Tehran is already preparing

Dubai: Six months into the war, Iran is confronting a threat that cannot be stopped by missiles or air defences: anger on its own streets. The country’s economy is being squeezed by war, a US naval blockade and increasingly severe sanctions. Annual inflation reached 66 per cent in July, food inflat»»»

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Gulf News 30.08. 04:10

Your child’s lunchbox can turn risky fast in UAE heat — from ice packs to hygiene, what parents need to know

Cheese sandwich. Boiled egg. Yoghurt pot. Perfectly healthy at 6am, and, if packed wrong, perfectly risky by noon. With the school run back in full swing, so is the daily lunchbox routine, and with it, a risk most parents might forget to factor in: Heat. In the UAE, where temperatures can soar beyo»»»

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Gulf News 30.08. 03:18

‘Our vibes didn’t match’: How India’s marriage checklist is getting a makeover

Dubai: For generations, the Indian marriage biodata was remarkably straightforward — and sometimes brutally so. Age. Height. Complexion. Caste. Education. Salary. Profession. Family background. For a prospective groom, a secure job, good income and property could push him up the marriage market. Fo»»»

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France24 28.08. 19:31

There is no proof that this video shows a plane crash in Tel Aviv

A video showing an airplane rammed into the side of a building has been circulating widely on social media. While social media users are claiming that the video shows a plane that crashed in Tel Aviv after an Iranian attack, its origin remains unknown and its authenticity highly questionable. »»»

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BNE 28.08. 16:16

Russia's saboteurs have followed the arms industry east into Nato

Slovak police foiled an arson attack on a Ukrainian-owned drone factory near Presov this week, the first documented attempt of its kind in the country. Officers from the anti-crime unit UBOK arrested three foreign nationals - two in Slovakia and one in Germany under a European arrest warrant - over»»»

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France24 27.08. 23:04

Pakistan: Protests continue in Azad Kashmir despite repression and internet blackout

Harshly repressed protests that have shaken Pakistan-administered Kashmir since early June have continued through local legislative elections held in July and August. With internet access cut off and access by foreign media restricted, local residents are attempting to report on the situation on th»»»

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Arab News 27.08. 22:18

Until all are one: The man behind Optimus Prime rolls out for the final time

LONDON: There are voices that belong to actors, and there are voices that seem to belong to the characters themselves. For more than four decades, Peter Cullen’s was the latter. To generations of “Transformers” fans, Optimus Prime did not merely sound like Cullen. Cullen was Optimus Prime: the deep»»»

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UPI 27.08. 19:46

Mexico arrests suspect in influencer César Gastélum's killing - UPI.com

Mexico Secretary of Security and Citizen Protection Omar Garcia Harfuch said authorities arrested one of two men accused of shooting influencer César Daniel Nolazco Gastélum while he was livestreaming, File Photo by madia Hartz/EPA Aug. 27 (UPI) -- Mexican authorities arrested in Puebla one of two »»»

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Gulf News 27.08. 14:20

Meta’s new child safety rules: Could a midnight social media shutdown ease UAE parents’ screen-time battles?

Has the doomscrolling finally met its doom? It might just seem that the prayer of many parents has finally been answered: Meta’s landmark settlement might just signal a significant shift. Should tech companies finally shoulder more of the responsibility for protecting children? For years, the respo»»»

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Gulf News 27.08. 11:55

Tie the rakhi, game on: 7 UAE gaming spots for a sibling smackdown (or not) this Raksha Bandhan

Raksha Bandhan is basically an annual excuse for your brother to pretend he has never annoyed you a day in his life, hand you a gift, and call it even. Cute. But this year, why not make him actually work for that rakhi? Forget the usual sweets-and-selfies routine. it's time to drag him into an aren»»»

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Gulf News 26.08. 16:50

95 killed in floods: Video captures Nepal-Tibet flood horror in seconds

Dubai: At least 95 people have died and nearly 400 travellers are reported missing after devastating flash floods swept through Nepal’s Himalayan border region with Tibet on Wednesday, destroying villages, roads and infrastructure and triggering a major rescue operation. Among those unaccounted for»»»

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Gulf News 26.08. 15:38

Prince Harry, Meghan and children return to Britain after six years in US

Dubai: Prince Harry and Meghan returned to Britain with their two children on Wednesday, beginning a new chapter six years after their dramatic departure from royal life and move to the United States. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex landed aboard a private jet at Birmingham Airport around noon, acco»»»

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Gulf News 26.08. 14:26

Nepal floods: 37 NRIs among nearly 400 Kailash pilgrims reported missing

Dubai: Thirty-seven NRIs are among nearly 400 Kailash Mansarovar pilgrims reported missing after devastating flash floods killed 19 people, cut off roads and communications along Nepal’s border with Tibet, adding a new dimension to the massive search for travellers stranded in the disaster zone. Th»»»

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Al Manar 26.08. 13:17

Some Oil companies to Svoid Ships on Iran Blacklist

At least three Indian oil refiners and a global energy major plan to stop using vessels on Iran’s new ​blacklist, including for ship-to-ship transfers, due to security concerns, Reuters reported, citing four sources with direct knowledge of the matter. Tehran announced ‌on Sunday a blacklist of 45 »»»

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Gulf News 26.08. 13:13

Nepal floods kill 16; 105 Indians among 384 US, UK tourists reported missing

Dubai: At least 16 people have been killed and more than 100 Indians are among hundreds of tourists reported missing after massive flash floods tore through Nepal’s Himalayan region bordering China on Wednesday, sweeping away houses, trucks and infrastructure and triggering a major search and rescu»»»

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Gulf News 26.08. 11:37

‘Give me my child back’: Parents’ anguish after Islamabad hospital fire

Dubai: “For two hours I kept crying and wailing.” Jaweria had lost her newborn in the fire that swept through a maternity ward at Islamabad’s biggest public hospital. As families gathered outside on Wednesday, her grief turned to anger over why help had not come sooner. “Rescue teams arrived too la»»»

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Business-review 26.08. 11:25

Schneider Electric launches Easy UPS 3S Pro for critical infrastructure and applications

Schneider Electric has launched Easy UPS 3S Pro, a new 3-phase uninterruptible power supply (UPS) designed to provide simplified, reliable, and cost-effective protection for companies operating critical infrastructure and applications. Easy UPS 3S Pro is now available across all IEC markets worldwi»»»

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Gulf News 26.08. 10:51

Back-to-school UAE: If the shoe fits, is it really the right fit for your child? Doctors reveal what to check

Uniforms, backpacks, stationery, water bottles...shoes. SHOES! You can guarantee that every parent mutters the same chant in their sleep, and invariably, realise that they have forgotten about shoes. And for all you know, the shoes would either be too tight, or the soles have worn down (Double sigh»»»

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UPI 26.08. 07:15

7th inmate at Rikers Island dies this year - UPI.com

An inmate at Rikers Island's detention facility died early Tuesday, marking the latest inmate death at the New York City jail. File Photo by Justin Lane/EPA-EFE Aug. 26 (UPI) -- New York City officials said an inmate of Rikers Island died Tuesday, marking the seventh death of an inmate this year at»»»

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The Budapest Times 26.08. 06:16

MNB dials down rates as price pressures ease

Inflationary processes have developed below the baseline path indicated in June, and the risk assessment has remained favourable, which is why monetary policy continues to have room to manoeuvre, said Mihály Varga, Governor of the Magyar Nemzeti Bank (MNB), at a press conference in Budapest on Tues»»»

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Gulf News 26.08. 03:39

UAE back-to-school 2026: Term dates, vaccines, costs and what parents need to check

As the countdown to August 31 winds down, UAE households are deep in the annual back-to-school scramble, checking calendars, booking vaccine appointments, hunting for the right schoolbag, and trying to keep spending under control. Here's a complete roundup of what parents need to know this year, co»»»

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Gulf News 25.08. 18:48

Iran is running out of money. Can Trump’s ‘economic D-Day’ force a deal?

Dubai: Six months into the Iran war, Donald Trump may finally have something that has repeatedly eluded him: Real leverage over Tehran. Iran’s oil revenues are being squeezed, its currency has plunged beyond two million rials to the dollar and senior officials are publicly warning that the economy »»»

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Gulf News 25.08. 15:35

Mystery US military plane lands in Moscow, Kremlin says it knows nothing

Moscow: A US military transport aircraft made an unusual flight into Moscow on Tuesday, triggering speculation over its mission at a time when Washington-Moscow diplomacy over Ukraine has largely stalled. The US Air Force C-17 Globemaster III landed at Moscow’s Vnukovo airport after flying directly»»»

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Gulf News 25.08. 12:35

Trump’s ‘economic D-Day’ to strangle Iran’s economy: But first he must take on China

Dubai: Donald Trump has declared an “economic D-Day” designed to choke off Iran’s remaining financial lifelines. Less than 24 hours later, however, the biggest obstacle to his new strategy is becoming clear: China. Iran says its current oil exports have collapsed under the US blockade, but China re»»»

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Gulf News 25.08. 09:59

School is almost back in the UAE: Is your child worried — or are you? 7 ways to ease the transition for both

The countdown to the first day of school has a way of turning into a full-scale operation: Earlier bedtimes, tighter screen limits, freshly organised bags, a push for independent mornings, and a mental checklist of how children 'should' behave once term starts. The trouble is, trying to get everyth»»»

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Gulf News 25.08. 06:11

The longevity question: The clue to slowing ageing is in your running shoes, say UAE doctors

At this point, you might just believe that ageing is sold in bottles. A pharmacy can almost feel like a enchanted apothecary, with colourful bottles promising to reverse your biological clock. Hello boosters, powders, supplements and everything that sounds like it belongs on a chemist’s roster. It »»»

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Arab News 24.08. 20:11

What We Are Reading Today: Birds of Belize

Authors: STEVE N. G. HOWELL AND DALE DYER Belize is one of the world’s premier birding destinations, home to a marvelous array of tropical birds and beautiful habitats ranging from verdant rain forests and extensive wetlands to rolling pine savannas and the country’s famed barrier reef. “Birds of B»»»

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Gulf News 24.08. 14:42

Fake airline, real scam: How ‘Bretish Airways’ trapped Delhi airport jobseekers

New Delhi: It promised jobs at Delhi’s Indira Gandhi International Airport, had its own website, “HR executives” calling applicants and even issued offer letters. There was just one problem: “Bretish Airways” did not exist. Delhi Police say they have busted a fake airline recruitment racket that al»»»

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Gulf News 24.08. 13:30

Trump’s ‘economic D-Day’ targets Tehran: Ordinary Iranians face even more pain

Dubai: The rial is collapsing, inflation is eating into incomes and ordinary Iranians are struggling to afford everything from food to medicine. Yet decades of sanctions have taught Tehran not only how to evade Western pressure, but how to shift much of its cost onto its own population while protec»»»

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Bulgarian News Agency 24.08. 11:39

Media Review: August 24

POLITICS In an interview with the Bulgarian National Radio (BNR), political scientist Lyubomir Stefanov commented on the upcoming presidential elections, saying it was concerning that only three candidates had been announced several weeks before the start of the campaign. He said the opposition par»»»

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Gulf News 24.08. 11:30

Laptop catches fire, burns passenger on US flight: Why it happens and what you should do

Dubai: Power banks catching fire on planes have made headlines. But what about the laptop sitting on your tray table? A passenger’s laptop caught fire aboard an American Airlines flight from Atlanta to Dallas last week, filling part of the cabin with smoke and leaving a passenger with burn injuries»»»

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Gulf News 24.08. 07:53

N. Zealand moves to ban social media for under-16s

New Zealand's government introduced legislation on Monday to ban under 16s from using social media, joining a number of countries seeking to keep youngsters off sites such as Instagram and TikTok. Australia implemented world-first legislation banning children from social media in December, with the»»»

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Gulf News 24.08. 04:07

Your child’s heavy schoolbag could hurt their spine: UAE doctors reveal the 10% rule — trolleys vs backpacks

In Grade 3, we would be rather wide-eyed when our classmate told us he was carrying a heavy bag. We were impressed: he was the class's genius, the one getting 10/10 in mental math and collecting all the gold stars. We didn't quite question why he was taking all of his books home when, frankly, he c»»»

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Gulf News 24.08. 03:41

Iran war’s new defence lesson: From India to US, race to build $5,000 drone killers

Dubai: The Iran war has exposed one of the most punishing equations in modern warfare: How long can a country afford to use sophisticated, multimillion-dollar missiles to shoot down relatively cheap attack drones? The answer is beginning to reshape the defence industry. A new generation of intercep»»»

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