Israeli forces begin destruction of UNRWA campus in East Jerusalem
DUBAI: Israeli forces began demolition of UNRWA Kalandia Training Centre premises in East Jerusalem with armored vehicles on Tuesday morning. “At least four armoured vehicles entered the premises, accompanied by more than 50 Israeli security personnel,” UNRWA told Arab News. “UNRWA condemns today's»»»
Etihad Rail: Sharjah shifts traffic flow near University Bridge until October 5
Dubai: Sharjah's Roads and Transport Authority has partially reopened one of the emirate's busy University City routes, even as a fresh round of traffic diversions tied to the Etihad Rail project gets underway just a few kilometres away. Drivers travelling between University City and the Institutes»»»
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»»»
Can new US sanctions cripple Iran's shadow economy?
BusinessIranCan new US sanctions cripple Iran's shadow economy?Amir SoltanzadehThe US is expanding sanctions on Iran's financial networks, targeting crypto, gold, aviation and shipping. Analysts say the measures may fuel inflation and strengthen informal markets without changing Tehran's behavior. »»»
Sofia Prosecutor Plamen Petkov Nominated for SJC
Plamen Petkov, a prosecutor at the Sofia District Prosecution Office, has been nominated for election to Bulgaria’s Supreme Judicial Council (SJC) representing the prosecutors’ quota, the SJC said. Petkov has more than 20 years of experience as an investigator, prosecutor and administrative head, g»»»
Opposition MPs Urge Defence Minister to Name Bulgarian Politicians Who Participated in Iran's Hybrid Operation
Members of Parliament from GERB–UDF, Democratic Bulgaria, and Continue the Change urged Defence Minister Dimitar Stoyanov to name the politicians whom he claims participated in an Iranian hybrid operation. Earlier on Tuesday, before the extraordinary meeting of the parliamentary Defence Committee, »»»
Sharjah Airport handles over 390,000 passengers during peak summer travel week
Sharjah International Airport handled more than 390,000 passengers in a single week during the peak summer travel period as holidaymakers returned ahead of the start of the new academic year. The passenger traffic was recorded between August 10 and 16, reflecting strong demand during one of the bus»»»
Media Review: August 25
POLITICS bTV reported that MPs returned early from their summer recess, with integrity tests for positions at high corruption risk, the election of a new Supreme Judicial Council (SJC) and the State budget among their priorities. The broadcaster also covered the debate over judicial reform and the »»»
Siika Mileva Nominated for Prosecutors’ Seat on Bulgaria’s SJC
Siika Mileva, a prosecutor at Bulgaria’s Supreme Cassation Prosecution Office, has been nominated for election to the Supreme Judicial Council (SJC) representing the prosecutors’ quota, the Council said. Mileva has more than 22 years of legal experience. She began her career as an investigator in S»»»
Military Sports Federation concludes 2026 summer activity programme
Doha, Qatar: The Military Sports Federation has concluded its 2026 Summer Activity Programme for the children of Qatar Armed Forces personnel, in the presence of Major General (Dr.) Yousef Dossmal A lKuwari, President of the Military Sports Federation. The month-long programme was organised in coop»»»
Nepal PM allowed to wear signature sunglasses in parliament
Kathmandu, Nepal: Nepal's Prime Minister Balendra Shah may keep his signature dark sunglasses on in the legislature due to medical reasons, an official said Tuesday, after the parliament speaker had advised against it. The rapper-turned-politician better known as "Balen" has rarely been seen in pub»»»
Euronews CEO: It’s time for Europe to take a closer look at Central Asia - | 24.KG
Euronews CEO Claus Strunz spoke of the growing importance of Central Asia for Europe and called strengthening ties between the regions one of the key challenges of our time. He made this statement at the International Media Forum «Islamic Civilization: A New Perspective — New Discoveries» currently»»»
Oil extends losses as investors shrug off U.S. sanctions on Iran
London, Aug. 25 (SANA) Oil prices fell further on Tuesday after dropping more than 2% in the previous session, as investors assessed the impact of expanded U.S. sanctions against Iran. Brent crude futures fell 90 cents, or 1.0%, to $91.27 a barrel, while U.S. West Texas Intermediate crude declined »»»
PM follows up with CBE governor on joint coordination efforts in several economic files
Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly affirmed full coordination between the government and the Central Bank of Egypt (CBE) as part of preparations for the National Economic Transformation Program, based on an integrated vision reflecting the state’s economic priorities for the coming period. This is bei»»»
Sri Lanka opens offshore oil and gas blocks to global bidders
Colombo: Sri Lanka is seeking international bids for offshore oil and gas exploration, authorities announced Tuesday, more than a decade after an Indian firm abandoned commercial drilling citing high costs. The island nation said it was offering four offshore blocks covering about 34,000 square kil»»»
Trump’s Intelligence Chief Warned Him against Iran War: Report
Tulsi Gabbard, the former US director of national intelligence, warned US President Donald Trump against the war on Iran, days before its eruption on February 28, The Wall Street Journal reported. “Days before going to war with Iran in February, President Trump summoned his intelligence chief to th»»»
Israeli lawmaker under army escort smashes Palestinian memorial
RAMALLAH, Palestinian Territories: A far-right Israeli lawmaker took a sledgehammer to a Palestinian memorial in the occupied West Bank on Tuesday while under military escort, a move that was later condemned both by the army and Israeli politicians.Footage circulating online showed Zvi Sukkot, who »»»
Dependence Day: A generation after the Soviet Union fell, Ukraine is a ruined proxy of the West
There is one feeling I often recall from having lived and worked in Ukraine – to be precise, in its most nationalist, full-of-itself city, Lviv – for a total of five years in the 2000s: Thank God, at least there’s no violence! That is what I, some other foreigners, and quite a few Ukrainians, too, »»»
Ruse Prosecutor Radoslav Gradev Nominated for SJC
Radoslav Gradev, head of the Ruse District Prosecution Office, has been nominated for election to the Supreme Judicial Council (SJC) representing the prosecutors’ quota, the SJC said. He was nominated by magistrates from the Ruse District and Regional Prosecution Offices and the Sofia City Prosecut»»»
HEC Paris, Doha launches public masterclass to explore the rules of successful dealmaking
Doha, Qatar: HEC Paris, Doha invites professionals and business leaders across Qatar to explore a public masterclass on rules of successful negotiations on Wednesday, September 9, 2026. Led by Professor Gonçalo Pacheco de Almeida, Dieter Schwarz Foundation Chaired Full Professor of Strategy and Neg»»»
Chancellor of Justice Ulle Madise set to become Estonia's next president
Seventy-five members of Estonia's 101-seat parliament, the Riigikogu, have formally nominated Chancellor of Justice Ulle Madise as a candidate for president, giving her more than the number of votes theoretically required to secure the post, Estonia’s national broadcaster ERR.ee reported on August&»»»
International Media Forum Islamic Civilization underway in Tashkent - | 24.KG
The International Media Forum «Islamic Civilization: A New Perspective — New Discoveries» is taking place in Tashkent and Samarkand from August 24 to 28, 2026. Around 300 media and expert community representatives from nearly 50 countries are participating. Participants include heads of leading med»»»
Russian Forces Liberate Annovka Settlement in Donetsk People’s Republic - MoD
MOSCOW (Sputnik) - Russian forces took control of Annovka settlement in the Donetsk People’s Republic (DPR), the Russian Defense Ministry said on Tuesday. "As a result of active operations, Russia's Battlegroup Tsentr, have liberated the settlement of Annovka in the Donetsk People's Republic," the »»»
Emirati women now lead much of DIFC Courts: Al Mheiri
Emirati women have moved from being underrepresented in leadership positions to playing a major role across the UAE’s justice sector, according to Justice Omar Al Mheiri, Director of DIFC Courts. Speaking exclusively to Gulf News for Emirati Women’s Day, Al Mheiri reflected on the changes he has wi»»»
How close are Russia and the UK to war?
Russia just pulled its ambassador to the UK, as British Prime Minister Andy Burnham doubles down on open involvement in the Ukraine conflict. The risk of open war has never been higher, but Burnham is writing checks that he can’t cash. Relations between Russia and the UK are at an “unprecedentedly »»»
Tornado tears through French village, dozens injured
Pomas: A tornado tore through a village in southwestern France on Monday, injuring 41 people and damaging hundreds of homes, authorities said. French authorities had placed swathes of the country’s southwest on orange alert for storms, and numerous areas were hit by power outages and transport chao»»»
Zafranović: “The Children of Kozara” – A Cry to Ensure the Horror of Jasenovac Never Happens Again
The film “The Golden Cut 42 – The Children of Kozara,” about the suffering of the people of Kozara in the Jasenovac concentration camp, is uncompromising and even brutal because it represents a kind of cry that such a horror should never happen again, the film’s director, Lordan Zafranović, said in»»»
AI is changing the way job seekers look for work
This need is also reflected at a local level in the data collected by Simplon Romania from the 68 applicants to the first edition of the AI Pathways to Employment Masterclass. Half of them say they do not know how to use artificial intelligence tools to improve their chances of finding employment, »»»
Marina Nenkova Nominated for Prosecutors’ Seat on Supreme Judicial Council
Marina Nenkova, a prosecutor at the Sofia City Prosecution Office, has been nominated for an elected seat on the Supreme Judicial Council (SJC) representing the prosecutors’ quota, the SJC said. She was nominated by magistrates from the Sofia City and Sofia District Prosecution Offices, who highlig»»»
Parliamentary Committee Approves Ratification Bill for Acquisition of Dutch Minehunters
The parliamentary defence committee approved at first reading, by a 16-1 vote, a bill to ratify the Sales Agreement between the Ministry of Defence of Bulgaria and the Netherlands for the purchase of the Tripartite-class minehunters HNLMS Zierikzee (hull number M862), HNLMS Willemstad (M864), and H»»»
Interior Minister Demerdzhiev: Dragalevtsi Jammer Disrupted Aircraft GPS Signals
Evidence shows that a jammer found in Sofia’s Dragalevtsi borough disrupted GPS signals used by aircraft, Minister of Interior Ivan Demerdzhiev said on Tuesday. Officials from the State Agency for National Security (SANS), working jointly with the Communications Regulation Commission (CRC), also co»»»
Israeli High Court questions Knesset’s approval of funds for Haredi schools, settlements during recess - Al-Manar TV Lebanon
Secretary's SpeechLebanon PalestineZionist EntityRegional and International International More Video Language Ar En Fr EsSubscribe for Weekly Updates Subscribe Israeli High Court questions Knesset’s approval of funds for Haredi schools, settlements during recess 25-08-2026 11:18 AM Latest News Urge»»»
Support for U.S. War With Iran Plummets to New Low as Trump’s Approval Ratings Tank
Public backing for U.S. military action against Iran has dropped to its lowest point since the conflict’s earliest days, according to a new Reuters/Ipsos poll that also places President Donald Trump’s approval rating at a near-record low, as reported by The Independent. The four-day survey, conduct»»»
Trial of Lybian accused of making Pan Am Flight 103 bomb postponed - UPI.com
New evidence caused the trial of a Libyan man charged with building the bomb that brought down Pan Am Flight 103 over Lockerbie, Scotland, to be postponed for a third time in Federal Court in Washington. File Photo by Mike Theiler/UPI | License Photo Aug. 25 (UPI) -- New evidence caused the trial o»»»
Gripen fighter jet crash: new photos and details emerged
One of the Hungarian Defence Forces’ Gripen fighter jets crashed on the grounds of Szolnok military airfield on Monday after suffering a malfunction during a training mission. The pilot ejected from the aircraft. Romulusz Ruszin-Szendi, the Defence Minister and former Chief of the General Staff, ha»»»
Dubai healthcare community mourns former Indian expat doctor from Kerala who helped deliver 3,000 babies
Dubai: Dubai's healthcare community is mourning the loss of Dr Mary John, the veteran gynaecologist from Kerala, India, credited with helping deliver nearly 3,000 babies during a career that spanned almost three decades in the emirate. Dr John, fondly known as "Girly" to friends and family, passed »»»
Burgas Prosecutor Georgi Chinev Nominated for Supreme Judicial Council
Georgi Chinev, administrative head of the Burgas District Prosecution Office, has been nominated for election to the Supreme Judicial Council (SJC) from the prosecutors’ quota, the Council said. He was nominated by magistrates from the Burgas Appellate, District and Regional Prosecution Offices, wh»»»
Ethiopia bids to host 2028 AFCON
Addis Ababa: Ethiopia has formally submitted its bid to host the Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) in 2028, which would be its first in more than half a century. The Ethiopian Football Federation confirmed its bid in a post on X late Monday. It last hosted the continental tournament in 1976. Ethiopia h»»»
Akylman Presidential Lyceum to open in Manas in September - | 24.KG
The Akylman Presidential Lyceum in Manas is scheduled to open in September, at the start of the new academic year. The Ministry of Construction, Architecture, Housing and Communal Services of Kyrgyzstan reported. The lyceum is designed for 360 students. The project includes a 410-bed dormitory, acc»»»
Son-Kul and Chatyr-Kul under observation as camera traps record rare birds - | 24.KG
Staff of Karatal-Zhapyryk State Nature Reserve have intensified efforts to study the biology, migration routes and habitats of wild animals and birds. Camera traps installed in protected areas have become the main tool for scientific monitoring, the Ministry of Natural Resources, Ecology and Techni»»»
Southern Lebanon: ‘Israel’ Steps Up Systematic Demolitions as Lebanese Authority Remains Silent
Israeli occupation forces intensified their systematic destruction of southern Lebanon on Tuesday, carrying out demolition operations across multiple towns amid continued artillery shelling and widespread drone activity. Israeli forces conducted demolitions at dawn on the outskirts of Haris in Bint»»»
Al-Hilal targeting Arsenal player Martinelli, say reports
DUBAI: Arsenal have put a price tag of nearly $52m (€45m) on Gabriel Martinelli amid interest from Saudi Pro League club Al-Hilal and other parties, according to ESPN Brazil. The network claimed the Brazilian international was close to completing a move to Riyadh, citing his admiration for the city»»»
Gaza parents urged to stop kids flying kites after Israel warning to Hamas
CAIRO: Gaza parents have been warned to stop their children flying kites in the war-ravaged enclave, after Israel threatened a forceful response if the Hamas militant group revives a tactic of launching incendiary kites over the border. The popular committees, comprising representatives of local n»»»
Four Years After Death of Two Police Officers in Burgas, Interior Minster Urges Court to Conclude Case
А memorial service, honoring police officers Atanas Gradev and Yordan Iliev, took place in Burgas on Tuesday, near the intersection where they died on August 25, 2022. The two lost their lives while trying to stop a bus illegally transporting migrants through Bulgaria. A memorial prayer service was»»»
Bulgarian Defence Minister: Iran Carried Out "Very Successful" Hybrid Operation
Bulgarian Defence Minister Dimitar Stoyanov on Tuesday urged the country's politicians to show much greater responsibility when making comments about statements coming from Iran. "Iran carried out a very successful hybrid operation, unfortunately with the assistance of Bulgarian politicians. Sadly,»»»
Ivanka Kotorova Nominated for Election to Supreme Judicial Council from Prosecutors’ Quota
Ivanka Kotorova, a prosecutor at the Supreme Cassation Prosecution Office, has been nominated for election to the Supreme Judicial Council (SJC) from the prosecutors’ quota, the Council said. The nomination was submitted by prosecutors from several offices, who cited her 35 years of professional ex»»»
Marina Nenkova Nominated for Prosecutors’ Seat on Bulgaria’s SJC
Marina Nenkova, a prosecutor at the Sofia City Prosecution Office, has been nominated for an elected seat on Bulgaria’s Supreme Judicial Council (SJC) representing the prosecutors’ quota, the SJC said. She was nominated by magistrates from the Sofia City and Sofia District Prosecution Offices, who »»»
85 migrants rescued off Crete: report
Athens: The Greek coastguard on Tuesday rescued 85 migrants from two boats in trouble off Crete, the ANA news agency reported. Hundreds of people trying to reach Europe have been pulled out of the sea off the island in recent days. The two rubber dinghies were spotted by a drone and the coast guard»»»
Pioner Peak in Ala-Archa Nature Park renamed SCO Peak - | 24.KG
A 4,050-meter-high mountain peak in Kyrgyzstan has been renamed in honor of the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO). Eduard Kubatov, head of the State Agency for Tourism Development, told journalists about the renaming. Pioner Peak in the Ala-Archa National Nature Park will now be called SCO Pe»»»
Could Syria become the unlikely bridge between Israel and Turkiye?
LONDON: Israeli attacks on post-Assad Syria are nothing new. But when Israeli jets bombed a Syrian airbase last week, even Washington sat up and took notice — and issued a strongly worded, and very public, reprimand. Despite repeated reassurances from Damascus that Syria poses no threat to Israel, »»»