At least 20 elephants died in Kenya, theory of cianide poisoning contested
In Kenya, wildlife experts are pushing back over the theory that blames 20 mysterious elephant deaths on cyanide poisoning from pesticides used on nearby farmland. Laurent Berstecher explains.»»»
Mediator Qatar says Hormuz agreement crucial for US-Iran talks to resume
DOHA: Qatar, a key mediator in the stalled US-Iran talks, said Tuesday that an agreement between Iran and Oman over the Strait of Hormuz would make it easier to resume negotiations to end the Middle East war. After war broke out between the United States and Iran in late February, Tehran effectivel»»»
Spationaut Sophie Adenot will be first French woman to walk in space
This French woman is making history. Sophie Adenot is set to become the first French woman to complete a space walk this Tuesday, when she conducts repairs to the outside of the ISS. She'll spend around 6h30 on the task, which is very physically demanding. Details by Ellen Gainsford.»»»
South Korea calls for solid US alliance after Trump says 'good relationship' with Kim Jong Un
The United States and North Korea could be edging back toward direct communication, while creating separation with South Korea by cutting down on joint military exercises. US President Donald Trump announced on Monday that Kim Jong Un had responded to his recent diplomatic outreach, marking what wo»»»
Pakistan ex-PM Imran Khan moved to hospital from jail over health concerns
A Pakistani court ordered former prime minister Imran Khan to be moved from prison to a hospital over claims of poor health. The 73-year-old cricket star and his wife were sentenced to 17 years of jail last year after facing several graft legal cases. Pakistan's Supreme Court ordered on Tuesd»»»
War in Ukraine: At least 10 killed in Kharkiv, several wounded in Moscow drone attack
At least 10 people were killed and eight wounded in a strike on Pechenigy, in Ukraine's Kharkiv region, the local governor said Tuesday, as 620 drones targeted the Moscow region overnight, Russian officials said, with several people wounded and buildings struck. A total of 620 drones fl»»»
Visit Rome by night: Italian capital tests new tourism strategy
In the face of recent heatwaves and the big crowds that saturate the historic tourist sites during the day, this summer, Rome is testing a new way to visit the city: by opening tourist sites at night. This initiative includes museums, parks, archeological sites, monuments, villas, and historic resi»»»
19 more Kyrgyzstan’s companies face forced liquidation over sanctions risks - | 24.KG
As part of measures to reduce sanctions risks, compulsory liquidation proceedings will be initiated against 19 more legal entities in Kyrgyzstan, the Ministry of Economy and Commerce reported. Chaired by Bakyt Sydykov, Special Representative of the President of the Kyrgyz Republic for Special Assig»»»
Bengaluru woman killed husband with lover, strangled son who witnessed crime: Police
Bengaluru: A 26-year-old Bengaluru woman has been arrested over the deaths of her husband and four-year-old son, with police investigating whether the child was killed because he witnessed his father’s murder, the Times of India reported. Police allege that Harini conspired with her suspected lover»»»
Esports Nations Cup in Riyadh postponed to November 2027
RIYADH: The inaugural Esports Nations Cup, due to take place in Riyadh in November this year, will be postponed until 2027, the Esports Foundation has announced. The decision follows ongoing assessment of the wider regional situation and consultation with key stakeholders. Given the international s»»»
Air Quality Indicators within Norm in Sofia but Citizens Advised to Take Precautions amid Heavy Smoke
Sofia Municipality’s mobile automatic monitoring station shows the key air quality indicators are within the norm, Sofia Municipality said on Tuesday. The press release comes after the local authorities received over 40 reports within an hour regarding smoke, smog, and unpleasant odors in various p»»»
Public Spending on Education in Bulgaria Reaches 4.44% of GDP in 2023
Public spending for education in Bulgaria stood at 4.4% of the GDP in 2023. In comparison to 2012, when it was at 3.48%, there is a 0.92% rise over the period, Eurostat said in a press release here on Tuesday.In 2023, public spending on education (from pre-primary to the tertiary level) in the EU a»»»
Head of Nenets Autonomous Okrug boasts to Putin that one in ten residents has gone to war
The Nenets Autonomous Okrug is one of Russia’s least populated regions. Its indigenous peoples include the Nenets and Komi. Governor Irina Gekht briefed Vladimir Putin on the socio-economic development of the Nenets Autonomous Okrug and thanked him for a decree marking the region’s centenary. She s»»»
Romania’s Gambling Business Enters a Tougher Compliance Era After July Audit Findings
Romania’s gambling industry has spent years getting bigger, more digital, and much harder to monitor. The July audit of the National Gambling Office, or ONJN, showed just how wide that gap became. This was not a small paperwork problem. Auditors found missing tax checks, weak online monitoring, gap»»»
Car sales in Kyrgyzstan rise by one-third in 2026 - | 24.KG
In January—July 2026, trade turnover of cars, motorcycles, parts and accessories reached 48,881.9 billion soms. According to the National Statistical Committee, the figure increased by 33.3 percent compared with the first seven months of 2025. Vehicle maintenance and repair services also recorded g»»»
Before and after: What renovated Manas Airport looks like - | 24.KG
Airports of Kyrgyzstan OJSC has shown what the renovated Manas International Airport looks like. Reconstruction of the airport began in May last year. As part of the project, the terminal complex was expanded by more than 22,000 square meters, passenger and baggage systems were upgraded, and the nu»»»
RTA launches road safety film festival with Dh300,000 prizes
Want to win Dh30,000? RTA seeks safety films Dubai: Dubai’s Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) has launched the second edition of its Road Safety Film Festival, offering up to Dh300,000 in cash prizes and recognition awards for creative films that promote safer road behaviour. The festival builds »»»
India Supreme Court backs hanging as method of execution
India’s Supreme Court on Tuesday rejected a plea seeking to replace hanging with what petitioners argued were less painful methods of execution, leaving hanging as the prescribed method for carrying out the death penalty in the country. However, the court made clear that its ruling need not be the »»»
Record Belgian wildfire threatens to spread to Germany
Belgium is battling its largest wildfire on record, with the blaze scorching around 3,000 hectares and spreading toward the German border, according to local officials. The fire broke out on Friday in the High Fens nature reserve in eastern Belgium and remained out of control on Monday despite cool»»»
‘Operation Drugs Unlimited’: 14 indicted over alleged US college frat cocaine racket
A US grand jury has indicted 14 people for allegedly operating a drug ring inside two fraternities at Pennsylvania State University (PSU), where pledges were allegedly forced to cut and package cocaine as part of their initiation. According to Pennsylvania Attorney General Dave Sunday, 13 of the de»»»
FBI ignored Hugh Hefner’s warnings about Epstein – New York Post
Playboy founder Hugh Hefner repeatedly contacted the FBI on behalf of a model who alleged that Jeffrey Epstein had raped and trafficked her, but the agency did not contact her until 15 years later, the New York Post has reported. According to a lawsuit filed against the US government by 32 of Epste»»»
UN says only 3% of Gaza cropland accessible and undamaged
ROME: Just three percent of the cropland in Gaza remains accessible and undamaged, the UN’s Food and Agriculture Organization warned Tuesday, citing an analysis of satellite images. The report found that since October 2025, when a fragile ceasefire between Israel and Hamas took hold, the area of ac»»»
Dubai tourism is set to bounce back as airlines restore flights
Dubai: Dubai’s tourism recovery in the second half of 2026 will depend heavily on the restoration of international air connectivity, with airlines gradually bringing back services after regional disruption affected passenger flows and hotel demand earlier this year, a new report says. Sign up for o»»»
Minimum Wage Could Have Increased to EUR 690, Had Ruling Majority Not Abolished Existing Formula, Says Continue the Change Party
The National Statistical Institute (NSI) has released data on the average wage in Bulgaria in the second quarter, and the figures imply that, "had the majority supporting Rumen Radev not scrapped the formula for determining the minimum wage, businesses and Bulgarian citizens would already know that»»»
Eight Investors Pay Advance Instalments for Plots in Phase 2 of Burgas Industrial Park
Eight investors have already paid advance instalments for plots in Phase 2 of the Burgas Industrial Park, Burgas Mayor Dimitar Nikolov said at the opening of the completed infrastructure in the zone on Tuesday. According to him, 20 plots are still available in the second phase of the industrial par»»»
Manufacturing takes growing share of Romania’s industrial leasing market in H1 2026 – Colliers report
Manufacturing is gaining ground in Romania’s industrial and logistics market, as more companies consider the country for production and nearshoring activities. Around 28% of publicly announced leasing transactions in the first half of 2026 involved manufacturing space, nearly double last year’s sha»»»
Amir congratulates President of Zambia on his re-election
Doha, Qatar: The Amir HH Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al-Thani sent a cable of congratulations to HE Hakainde Hichilema of the Republic of Zambia on the occasion of his re-election for a second presidential term, wishing him success in his duties and the relations between the two countries continued deve»»»
Meat for 680 soms: Kyrgyz Agroholding to open up to 100 food trucks - | 24.KG
Kyrgyz Agroholding OJSC plans to gradually open up to 100 food truck outlets in Bishkek and across Kyrgyzstan. The Antimonopoly Regulation Service reported following a meeting with company representative Ermyrza Davydov. The meeting participants addressed the situation on the domestic meat market, »»»
Ukraine Derails IAEA Chief's Visit to Zaporozhye Nuclear Power Plant
Ukraine has derailed the planned August 20–21 visit of IAEA Director General Rafael Grossi to the Zaporozhye Nuclear Power Plant and the town of Energodar, the Russian Foreign Ministry said. All details had been previously worked out by the IAEA Secretariat and the Russian side. Russia provided the»»»
Russia's doomsday submarine sets sail for the first time
The special-purpose nuclear submarine Khabarovsk, designed to carry the Poseidon nuclear-powered giga-torpedo, is currently undergoing sea trials in the White Sea. Khabarovsk is the first of three submarines of a new class designed to carry Poseidon autonomous, long-range nuclear torpedoes. Its des»»»
Report: No 'green lights' for Hezbollah, Israel from Iran, US
Hezbollah has not yet received a "green light" from Iran to launch operations against Israel and Washington has not given Israel the green light to carry out a large-scale operation on the Ali Taher heights, sources told Al-Arabiya’s Al-Hadath channel. “U.S. intervention halted the Israeli escalati»»»
Gunmen kill at least 24 in central Nigeria: survivors
JOS, Nigeria: Attackers wielding guns and machetes killed at least two dozen people in central Nigeria’s Plateau state, survivors told AFP on Tuesday, the latest flare-up in a state plagued by recurring communal violence. Muslim ethnic Fulani nomadic herders have long clashed with settled farmers i»»»
UAE plans wider Jaywan card acceptance at hotels and tourist attractions
Dubai: The UAE Tourism Council has discussed expanding the acceptance and use of the Jaywan card across the tourism sector, alongside joint tourism offers targeting citizens and residents and greater cooperation with benefits programmes including Esaad, Fazaa and Al Saada. Sign up for our daily bus»»»
Kostinbrod Municipality Warns Residents to Stay Indoors Due to Heavy Smoke from Fire in Serbia
Тhe Municipality of Kostinbrod, near Sofia, is urging local residents on its official Facebook page to avoid staying outdoors due to the large fire in the Republic of Serbia, which has brought heavy smoke in the area. The Municipality called on residents to close windows and doors, avoid staying ou»»»
West Bank Erupts as Israeli Raids, Settler Attacks Intensify; Likud Primaries Shake Up Netanyahu’s Party - Al-Manar TV Lebanon
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Ten new schools in Osh planned to be commissioned in September-October - | 24.KG
Construction of ten new schools in Osh is scheduled to be completed in September-October. Minister of Construction, Architecture, Housing and Communal Services of Kyrgyzstan Nurdan Oruntaev announced during a tour of the city’s social facilities. Osh Mayor Zhanarbek Akayev also toured the sites tog»»»
Dubai Integrated Economic Zones occupancy reaches 96% as company base grows
RIYADH: Dubai Integrated Economic Zones Authority recorded a 96 percent occupancy across its three economic zones in the first half of 2026, while the number of companies operating within them rose 13 percent year on year, the authority said. The workforce across Dubai Airport Freezone, Dubai Silic»»»
US Navy Shipbuilding Setbacks Expose Eroding Military Dominance
Some recent developments of US Navy, including low morale on carriers, have dealt a series of heavy blow to the force, exposing mounting challenges across its carrier fleet and broader shipbuilding programs. These symptoms of a deeper decline in US shipbuilding capacity, if unchecked, may erode the»»»
Grand Medal Haul: Russian Athletes Shine at European Championships Despite All Bans
Russian athletes delivered strong performances at the European Championships in artistic gymnastics and aquatics, winning a total of 38 medals across the two events. In Zagreb, Russia’s women’s artistic gymnastics team topped the medal table with 6 medals—3 gold, 1 silver, and 2 bronze.Angelina Mel»»»
Bashar Al Assad’s cousin sentenced to death for war crimes
Dubai: A Syrian court sentenced Wassim Al Assad, a cousin of ousted ruler Bashar Al Assad, to death after convicting him of war crimes and crimes against humanity committed during the country’s nearly 14-year conflict. The Fourth Criminal Court in Damascus found Wassim Al Assad guilty of offences i»»»
Israeli forces bulldoze lands in al-Mansouri after dawn strike
Israeli forces bulldozed lands in the southern border village of al-Mansouri on Tuesday following a dawn airstrike on the village. Also on Tuesday, artillery shelled the outskirts of Majdalzoun. The strikes follow a series of heavy demolitions in Baraachit, Bani Hayyan and Zawtar al-Sharqiyeh and i»»»
Hezbollah to defend Ali al-Taher by all means, MP says
Hezbollah will defend Ali al-Taher against Israel by all means possible and will not relinquish the strategic hill, Hezbollah MP Hassan Ezzeddine vowed Tuesday, adding that the group welcomes any Iranian assistance. Ezzeddine said Iran has established the Dahieh deterrence equation and could do the»»»
Two-day UAE property showcase in Hyderabad targets Indian investors
Leading UAE property developers will present their latest residential, commercial and mixed-use projects at a two-day property exhibition in Hyderabad later this year, as organisers seek to strengthen investment ties between the UAE and India. The Property Grand Expo, organised by The Times of Indi»»»
69% of Bulgarians Expect Their Financial Situation to Improve - Survey
Despite the rise in the inflation over the past year, Bulgarians remain optimistic about their personal finances with over 69% of participants in the third edition of ITF Group’s annual SmileCredit Focus survey expecting their financial situation to improve, show the results of the survey, received»»»
Kyrgyz musicians to perform at The Beatles Festival in the UK - | 24.KG
The Kyrgyz band The Rolls will perform at International Beatleweek, which will take place from August 26 to September 1 in Liverpool, UK, the hometown of the legendary Fab Four, whose songs about love and peace became known around the world. The event will bring together more than 70 bands from acr»»»
Russia Starts Construction of Small Reactor Nuclear Power Plant in Myanmar
MOSCOW (Sputnik) - Russia is beginning to implement agreements on construction of small modular reactor nuclear power plant in Myanmar, Russian Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin said on Tuesday. "We are beginning to implement the agreements on the construction of a smal modular reactor nuclear power»»»
Israeli Airstrikes Hit Abu Al-Duhur Military Airport in Syria’s Idlib
Israeli warplanes carried out four airstrikes on the abandoned Abu Al-Duhur military airport in the eastern countryside of Idlib province in northern Syria. Local sources said the attacks were carried out at around 3 am local time (0000GMT). No information has yet been released on any casualties. S»»»