Bulgarian President Should Be a Unifier, Not a Divider, Presidential Candidate Kostadin Kostadinov Says in Haskovo
The Bulgarian president should be a unifier, not a divider, Vazrazhdane presidential candidate Kostadin Kostadinov said in Haskovo on Monday as he met with supporters in the central city square. “The person who enters the presidential office will be given power that in recent years has been used to»»»
Continue the Change Requests Ognyan Atanasov Pardon Documents from Iliana Iotova, Calls for her Withdraw from Presidential Race
Continue the Change (CC) called on Iliana Iotova to provide documents and information explaining the grounds on which Ognyan Atanasov, known as the "Petrich Escobar" and convicted of serious crimes, was granted a pardon, the political party said on Monday. The party said that, following the "latest»»»
Egypt targets 5.4% growth as Suez Canal revenue rebounds 23%: minister
CAIRO: Egypt is aiming for economic growth of at least 5.4 percent in fiscal year 2026/27, with manufacturing, technology and a recovering Suez Canal expected to drive the expansion, according to the country’s planning minister. “What we should watch next is our continuing the momentum of our growt»»»
Israeli soldiers kill Palestinian accused of West Bank ramming
BANI NAIM: Israeli forces killed one Palestinian and injured two others in the occupied West Bank on Monday, Palestinian authorities said, while the military said troops fired at a car that had hit an army vehicle. AFP photos from the scene in Bani Naim near the southern city of Hebron showed a blu»»»
AI takes center stage at Al-Eqtisadiah’s inaugural annual forum
RIYADH: Businesses waiting to integrate artificial intelligence into their models are already falling behind, a professor of scenario planning has warned during a special event in Saudi Arabia focusing on the technology. Joachim De Vos, who is also founder of innovation and strategy consultancy fir»»»
Rubio says US will honor Saudi security commitments amid Yemen fighting
LONDON: Secretary of State Marco Rubio said on Monday that the US would honor its bilateral security commitments to Saudi Arabia amid renewed fighting between Yemeni government forces and Iran-aligned Houthi rebels. “The United States has a defense and security agreement with Saudi Arabia, and we i»»»
Visit Qatar brings Power Slap to Doha for the first time
Doha, Qatar: Visit Qatar will welcome Power Slap to Doha for the first time on November 19, as Power Slap 27: Quinones vs. Godfrey, presented by Monster Energy, takes over Ali Bin Hamad Al Attiyah Arena (ABHA Arena) with two championship titles on the line. Held in partnership with Visit Qatar, the»»»
Vucic sends birthday message to Putin
BELGRADE - Aleksandar Vucic, who heads the Aleksandar Vucic-United Serbia electoral list for the October 25 early parliamentary polls in Serbia, sent a message on Monday to Russian President Vladimir Putin for his upcoming birthday, expressing the confidence they would continue to strengthen Serbia»»»
Dubai Safari Park gears up for its wildest season yet
Family-friendly activities and conservation take center stage at Dubai Safari Park Dubai: Dubai Safari Park will welcome visitors for its eighth season from October 12, with a week-long opening celebration offering families a mix of wildlife experiences, activities and entertainment. The new season»»»
Syrian forces seize explosives and weapons tied to deadly ambush in Daraa
LONDON: Syrian forces seized weapons, ammunition and explosives during a raid in the southern province of Daraa reportedly targeting a cell accused of killing three security personnel in an ambush last month. Internal Security Forces said on Monday that they recovered the materials from the home of»»»
Zelensky’s Attacks on Russian Civilian Infrastructure to Blame for Intensified Reciprocal Strikes
The more military-industrial and logistics facilities Russia destroys in Ukraine, the sooner victory will come, retired colonel Anatoliy Matviychuk tells Sputnik. "Kiev ceased to be a subject of international law a long time ago; it is under the broader influence of the EU and certain individual co»»»
Look! Dubai residents capture Saturn from 1.2 billion km away during opposition
150 participants at Dubai Astronomy Group Saturn Opposition event during World Space Week Dubai: Dubai residents turned their lenses to the ringed planet on Sunday night (October 4), capturing Saturn from about 1.2 billion kilometres away at the Saturn Opposition event held by the Dubai Astronomy G»»»
Tunisia–Chad: Towards conclusion of MoU to scale up cooperation
TUNIS, Oct 5, 2026 (TAP) - Considering ways to foster trade between Tunisian and Chadian economic operators and the prospects for scaling up cooperation between the two countries took centre stage at a recent meeting between the Exports Promotion...»»»
Israeli artillery targets Beit Yahoun town, South Lebanon: Al-Manar reporter - Al-Manar TV Lebanon
Secretary's SpeechLebanon PalestineZionist EntityRegional and International International More Video Language Ar En Fr EsSubscribe for Weekly Updates Subscribe Israeli artillery targets Beit Yahoun town, South Lebanon: Al-Manar reporter 05-10-2026 18:09 PM Latest News Urgent News Israeli artillery »»»
Doha hosts second conference on Holy Quran and human knowledge
DOHA: The second conference on the Holy Quran and Human Knowledge convened in Doha on Monday. The event aims to advance sound human knowledge when it comes to the Holy Quran. It was kicked off concurrently with the opening of the Book of the Ummah Forum, bringing together a pantheon of researchers,»»»
Nigeria military aircraft crashes with 32 onboard
Aircraft on routine mission crashes near naval base in Ondo state Lagos: A Nigerian Air Force aircraft crashed Monday in southwestern Nigeria's Ondo state with 32 people on board, according to the military and the aviation minister. Air force spokesman Ehimen Ejodame said the aircraft was on a "rou»»»
Nepal ends search and rescue after flood, focuses on rehabilitation
KATHMANDU: Nepal has ended the search and rescue operation for those still missing after the devastating flood in August that killed at least 1,455 people, officials said on Monday. At least 5,285 people were still missing after the August 26 flood originating at Nepal’s border with China’s Tibet »»»
Everyone can use AI. The winners will build what comes next
As AI tools become more available, the real advantage will be capability built around them Dubai: William Gibson famously observed that "the future is already here — it's just not very evenly distributed." It is a useful lens through which to view artificial intelligence. Because AI is already here»»»
Medvedev disqualified, Djokovic advances to Beijing final
BEIJING - Serbia's top-ranked tennis player Novak Djokovic is through to the final of the Beijing ATP tournament after Monday's 7-5, 5-3 semi-final win against Russian Daniil Medvedev, who was disqualified from the match. As the Serbian was leading 5-3 in the second set, Medvedev hit a spectator in»»»
Disparity in legislation hinders trade fluidity in region (MITF: organising committee president)
TUNIS, Oct 5, 2026 (TAP) – The disparity in legislation and frameworks governing trade and financing among Mediterranean countries are hindering the smooth flow of trade, President of the organising committee of the Mediterranean International Trade...»»»
Iran Lodges Formal Protest at Norway’s Inaction over Illegal Starlink Activities
Iran’s Foreign Ministry has summoned Norway’s ambassador in Tehran to lodge an official protest over Scandinavian country’s continued inaction concerning the unauthorized activities of Starlink in Iranian territory. Mohammad Hassannejad Pirkouhi, director general for international peace and securit»»»
Bulgaria Unveils New National Model for Technology, Knowledge Transfer
Bulgaria is building a new national model for knowledge and technology transfer, combining a coordinating centre with a decentralized network of offices, Innovation Minister Ivan Vasilev said on Monday in Varna at the international Black Sea Technology Forum. Vasilev highlighted the city’s engineer»»»
Yemeni forces gain control of Bab Al-Mandab in operation targeting Houthis:
DUBAI: Yemeni government forces claim to have seized control of the strategic Bab Al-Mandab strait in a military operation targeting Houthi personnel and capabilities, their spokesperson said on Monday. The spokesperson said the Giants Brigades and Nation’s Shield Forces had taken control of the ar»»»
Israeli army says seized two suspects in south Syria
The Israeli military said on Monday it seized two people it said were approaching an army outpost in an area of southern Syria it has occupied since the overthrow of president Bashar al-Assad. "A short while ago, IDF (Israeli army) soldiers identified two suspects riding a motorcycle towards an IDF»»»
The diversification trap: Why owning more investments may not reduce risk
COMMENTYour job, property, investments, savings can expose you to risks without you realising it Many investors believe they are diversified because they own multiple funds, properties or asset classes. But true diversification extends beyond a portfolio and into a family’s entire financial life. E»»»
Euro plummets against US dollar: has the next crisis begun?
BusinessEuropeEuro plummets against US dollar: has the next crisis begun?Arthur SullivanThe euro has fallen to a 17-month low against the dollar. That will make inflation worse in the EU, where political worries and concern over French debt are already troubling investors. Is a fiscal crisis at han»»»
Bulgaria and 16 Other EU Member States Call for Cohesion Policy Funding to Be Maintained in New EU Budget for 2028–2034
Prime Minister Rumen Radev and the leaders of 16 European Union Member States called for the preservation of funding for the EU’s Common Agricultural Policy and Cohesion Policy in the next 2028–2034 Multiannual Financial Framework (MFF), the Council of Ministers said in a press release on Monday. I»»»
Rubio visits Iceland as US boosts Arctic presence
Washington, United States: US Secretary of State Marco Rubio lifted off for Iceland Monday to continue pressing US interests in the Arctic, two weeks after Washington sealed a security pact on Greenland. Rubio will meet with officials in Reykjavik "to discuss economic and security collaboration," t»»»
New policy set to strengthen CSR sector in Saudi Arabia
RIYADH: As corporate social responsibility continues to become a pivotal part of the Kingdom’s Vision 2030 landscape, particularly by bringing together the public, private and nonprofit sectors, its focus on measurable impact is growing. Speaking to Arab News on the sidelines of the Global CSR Foru»»»
Can NRIs really earn more from dollar deposits? Here’s where the risk begins
RBI’s FCNR push offers higher dollar returns, but leverage changes the risk Dubai: Every investment opportunity comes with a trade-off. At one end of the spectrum sit traditional bank deposits, valued for safety, liquidity and capital preservation. At the other end sit equities, private markets and»»»
Qatar ranks fifth in MENA, 46th globally for AI readiness in Coursera’s new AI-Human Skills Synergy Index
DOHA: Qatar ranks fifth in the Middle East and North Africa and 46th globally on the new AI-Human Skills Synergy Index featured in Coursera’s Global Skills Report 2026. The Index, the first of its kind, measures the extent to which learners across 98 countries are developing AI skills alongside the»»»
Gold rises in Syrian market as global bullion reaches $4,160 an ounce
Damascus, Oct. 5 (SANA) Gold prices rose in the Syrian market Monday, with a gram of 21-karat gold gaining 100 Syrian pounds from Sunday’s level, according to the General Authority for Precious Metals Management. The selling price of 21-karat gold stood at 16,250 Syrian pounds ($133.20)per gram, wh»»»
Pope Francis private diary to appear next month
Vatican City: A private diary of personal notes kept by Pope Francis for more than 30 years will be released on November 24 in 94 countries, his publishers announced Monday. Presented by Cardinal Víctor Manuel Fernandez, a close collaborator of the Argentine pontiff, the book, entitled "The Spiritu»»»
Russian officials say 'situation under control' after plague reports
Moscow: Russian officials on Monday downplayed reports that a laboratory technician in Siberia had died of plague, insisting the situation was under control and that post-mortem tests had not found traces of the disease. Reports on Friday that a 28-year-old woman named Darya Shipilova, who had been»»»
Saudi solar park becomes breeding ground for threatened gazelles
JEDDAH: Some 38 threatened sand gazelles have been introduced into an operational solar park in Saudi Arabia to establish a breeding herd for future release into the wild, in what the Prince Mohammed bin Salman Royal Reserve says is a global conservation first. The initiative uses protected space b»»»
BA flight to Chicago declares emergency, diverts to London
BREAKING NEWSBA295 from London to Chicago squawks 7700 and turns back towards the UK British Airways flight BA295 from London to Chicago declared an emergency while flying over Ireland and is diverting back to London, according to flight-tracking data. The aircraft was squawking 7700, the standard »»»
Israeli raid destroys Birzeit University memorial amid mounting West Bank arrests
LONDON: Israeli forces demolished a memorial at Birzeit University in the West Bank on Monday and arrested 12 Palestinians in raids across several cities, Palestinian sources said. The sources told Anadolu Agency that Israeli forces entered the Birzeit University campus, north of Ramallah, with a m»»»
Kuwaiti jailed for life in UK over bid to attack Israeli embassy
LONDON: A London court on Monday jailed for life a failed Kuwaiti asylum seeker convicted of trying to break into Israel’s London embassy last year to launch a knife attack. Abdullah Albadri, 34, must serve a minimum 20 years behind bars, a judge ordered, after a jury found him guilty in May of pre»»»
Norway eyes partial ban of smart glasses
Oslo: Norway's government said Monday it wants a temporary ban on the use of smart glasses in certain public places, citing privacy concerns, notably recording images without the knowledge of those filmed. The ban could apply to parks, beaches, museums, shopping centres, schools, daycare centres, h»»»
US withdraws all bomber aircraft from UK airbase
WASHINGTON: The United States confirmed that it had withdrawn all B-1 bombers from the British airbase of RAF Fairford, reportedly due to “new threats,” with Britain’s government insisting on Monday the site is safe. Police were called to the base in southwest England on September 27 after a local »»»
Kuwaiti jailed for life in UK over bid to attack Israeli embassy
A London court on Monday jailed for life a failed Kuwaiti asylum seeker convicted of trying to break into Israel's London embassy last year to launch a knife attack. Abdullah Albadri, 34, must serve a minimum 20 years behind bars, a judge ordered, after a jury found him guilty in May of preparing t»»»
At Oct. 7 memorial, Netanyahu says will be no Hamas rule in Gaza
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Monday vowed there would be no Hamas rule in Gaza as he attended a memorial event marking three years since the militant group's October 7, 2023 attack. Monday is a national day of remembrance for the deadliest day in Israel's history, with flags lowered»»»
Yemen, Saudi Arabia target Houthis in new campaign as war escalates
Yemen's military backed by Saudi jets attacked Houthi targets on Monday as they launched an ambitious campaign to recapture all territory from the Iran-backed group after its lightning gains during the Middle East war. The military said it carried out more than 1,000 strikes, while 100 warplanes at»»»
Dubai steps up diesel and LPG inspections after unlicensed storage and transport cases
Inspections uncovered diesel stored and traded at unlicensed facilities in Dubai Dubai: The Dubai Supreme Council of Energy (DSCE) emphasised the significance of maintaining safety and compliance standards across petroleum products trading activities and fostering safe operating practices among com»»»
Saudi Aramco boss says global oil stockpiles 'scarily thin'
Global oil stockpiles are "scarily thin" owing to the U.S.-Iran war, Saudi Aramco's chief executive Amin Nasser said Monday, days after G7 nations agreed to release more of their inventories to ease supply concerns. "The system is already straining," Nasser, who leads a key oil producer that is maj»»»
Europe Doesn't Have the Locomotives Ukraine Needs to Restore Its Rail Infrastructure
Europe’s rolling stock runs on 1,435 mm gauge rails, incompatible with the 1,520 mm gauge left over in Ukraine from the Czarist and Soviet periods, military expert Anatoly Matviychuk told Sputnik, commenting on a Ukrainian minister’s remarks to UK business media that Ukraine has run out of locomoti»»»
Dubai offers 9.2 million international seats in both directions during October
Dubai offered 4.6 million departing seats in October, 450,000 more than Heathrow Dubai: Dubai International Airport ranked first worldwide for scheduled international airline seat capacity in October, offering 4.6 million departing seats, or 9.2 million seats in both directions, according to data f»»»
UK and Lebanese troops launch joint military exercise PEGASUS CEDAR 2026
British soldiers from the Support Company of the 4th Battalion of The Royal Regiment of Scotland (SCOTS), based at Dhekelia Garrison Cyprus, have arrived in Lebanon to join their Lebanese counterparts in the Air Assault Regiment in a landmark military exercise aimed at strengthening bilateral defen»»»
In Bangladesh camps, rising online gambling traps Rohingya as opportunities shrink
DHAKA: Online gambling and debt-related crime are becoming growing concerns in Rohingya camps in Bangladesh, authorities say, as conditions worsen with dwindling international aid and fading job prospects. Most of the 1.3 million Rohingya living in 33 cramped refugee settlements in Bangladesh’s Cox»»»
‘Your place is in jail’: Supreme Court’s stern warning to Rajpal Yadav over unpaid dues in cheque-bounce case
Bollywood actor Rajpal Yadav given ultimatum by Supreme Court to clear dues by Tuesday Dubai: Bollywood actor Rajpal Yadav came under fire from the Supreme Court on Monday after he failed to comply with an undertaking to deposit money in a long-running cheque-bounce case, prompting the bench to del»»»