Abu Dhabi sees sharp rise in alternative penalties to imprisonment
Abu Dhabi: The Abu Dhabi Judicial Department (ADJD) has recorded significant growth in the use of alternative penalties and measures to imprisonment for minor offences and misdemeanours, reinforcing a rehabilitative and corrective approach that supports offenders' reintegration into society while s»»»
BR Cover Story | Angelica Răducanu, Distribuție Oltenia: Leading through the energy shift
Shaping the future of energy goes far beyond technological advancements; it is defined by leaders who can convert uncertainty into opportunity, balance innovation with resilience, and construct organisations prepared for a fundamentally transformed world. As Distribuție Oltenia accelerates its tran»»»
Up to 70% of draft-age youth in Kyrgyzstan deemed unfit for military service - | 24.KG
Every year, up to 70 percent of young people of conscription age in Kyrgyzstan are found unfit for military service. A draft concept for the development of the pre-conscription training system for youth until 2030, submitted for public discussion, says. According to the authors of the document, thi»»»
Aramco stands to benefit from post-war surge in oil demand, CFO says
RIYADH: Saudi Aramco stands to benefit from a post-war surge in oil demand as buyers rebuild depleted inventories once the conflict ends, Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer Ziad Al-Murshed said. Demand is likely to rise because of the “urgent need” to replenish inventories drawn d»»»
Six years after Beirut port blast, victims' families still hope for justice
For Cecile Roukoz, a lawyer whose brother died in the Beirut port explosion six years ago, accountability remains a priority. Families of victims of the port blast gathered Tuesday on the sixth anniversary of the catastrophe, demanding answers and accountability in a country long plagued by officia»»»
How overseas Filipino workers can get up to ₱50,000 to complete a bachelor's degree
Dubai: For many overseas Filipino workers (OFWs), leaving college behind was a sacrifice made to provide a better future for their families. Years later, many have built successful careers overseas but never had the chance to complete a degree. A new government programme aims to change that. The Ph»»»
What happened to Perez Hilton? Blogger hospitalised after police respond to TikTok livestream concerns
Celebrity blogger Perez Hilton was hospitalised on Tuesday night following a police response at his Miami home, after members of the public raised concerns over content he had livestreamed on TikTok. What happened Emergency vehicles were seen outside Hilton's residence in Miami on Tuesday evening a»»»
European Chamber of Commerce Looks to expand trade and investment with Saudi Arabia
RIYADH: The European Chamber of Commerce in Saudi Arabia said economic relations between the EU and Saudi Arabia are entering a new phase of expansion, driven by new partnerships, more European companies entering the Kingdom’s market, and deeper investment commitments, as the chamber seeks to broad»»»
Russia’s services sector remains in contraction as fuel shortages drive costs higher
Russia’s services sector remained under pressure in July as weak consumer demand and falling purchasing power continued to weigh on business activity, while fuel shortages pushed up transport costs and renewed inflationary pressures across the economy. (chart) The latest S&P Global Russia »»»
Ukraine's calculus of death: Patriot missile and KIA numbers don't add up
Two numbers define how much longer Ukraine can keep fighting: how many interceptor missiles it has left to defend its skies, and how many of its soldiers are actually dying to hold the line. Both are contested, both are politically massaged, and both look worse than the headline versions suggest on»»»
WHO calls for additional support to combat Ebola outbreak in DR Congo
Geneva:The World Health Organization (WHO) called for more support at all levels to combat the Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo, as it continues to outpace the capacity to respond to it. "The outbreak is unfortunately still expanding beyond the capacity of the response," WHO spoke»»»
X challenges court order restricting access to jailed Istanbul Mayor Ekrem Imamoglu's account - UPI.com
X said Tuesday that it was ordered to restrict access to the presidential account of Ekrem Imamoglu, seen here running for mayor of Istanbul in 2019. The social media platform said it would challenge the order in court. File photo by Sedat Suna/EPA-EFE Aug. 5 (UPI) -- Social media platform X said i»»»
FinMin Nazare: Romania preparing for Moody's next rating test, aiming to regain stable outlook
Finance Minister Alexandru Nazare said that the Ministry is preparing for Moody's upcoming assessment, Romania's next rating test after last week's favourable dialogue with Fitch, with the goal of regaining a stable outlook."Moody's, the next rating test for Romania. After the favourable result obt»»»
Cape Verde keeper Vozinha says he always believed he was a ‘big club’ player after Colo-Colo move
Cape Verde goalkeeper Vozinha said on Tuesday he always believed he belonged at a major club after his stand-out performances at the World Cup earned him a move to Chilean side Colo-Colorado The 40-year-old, who became a social media sensation at the World Cup, played a crucial role in helping th»»»
Bulgarian Academy of Sciences Immunologist Dimitrova: Climate Change and Extreme Heat Threaten Human Health
Climate change and increasingly frequent, prolonged heatwaves pose a growing threat to human health worldwide and in Bulgaria, Associate Professor Petya Dimitrova said in an interview with BTA on Wednesday. Dimitrova is an immunologist at the Laboratory of Experimental Immunotherapy at the Bulgaria»»»
Producer Price Index jumps 14.32% in May 2026 amid regional disruptions
Doha, Qatar: Despite unprecedented regional escalations, disruptions to trade routes and exports, increased logistics and insurance costs, and wider pressures on global supply chains, Qatar safeguarded economic stability, maintained the uninterrupted provision of essential services, protected consu»»»
Graeme Smith relishes 50-over World Cup return to Africa
Doha, Qatar: South Africa legend Graeme Smith thinks next year’s Men’s Cricket World Cup will be a landmark moment for the game, highlighting the tournament’s return to Africa and the prestige of the 50-over showcase. South Africa last co-hosted the tournament in 2003, alongside Zimbabwe and Kenya.»»»
Al Wakrah fine-tune preparations after France
Doha, Qatar: Al Wakrah have wrapped up their pre-season training camp in Rennes, France, after more than two weeks of intensive preparations ahead of the 2026-2027 campaign. Held from July 17 to August 2, the camp formed a key part of the Blue Wave’s build-up to the new season, with head coach Jose»»»
Consumer Price Index rises 2.21% Y-o-Y in June 2026
Doha, Qatar: Qatar continues to demonstrate economic resilience and stability despite an exceptionally challenging regional environment that has disrupted trade routes, increased transportation and insurance costs, and placed pressure on global supply chains. The National Planning Council (NPC) rel»»»
UAE PMI rises to 52.7 in July, hiring returns and new orders reach five-month high
Dubai: The UAE’s non-oil private sector recorded its strongest improvement in four months during July, with new orders growing at their fastest pace since February and companies resuming hiring after cutting jobs in June. Sign up for our daily business newsletter, Cheques & Balances.The seasonally »»»
EAA Foundation partners with Goodwood for the 2026 Markel Magnolia Cup
Doha, Qatar: Education Above All (EAA) Foundation, a global foundation for education and development, participated as the official beneficiary of the 2026 Markel Magnolia Cup at the Qatar Goodwood Festival, bringing together sport, philanthropy and collective action to expand education and economic»»»
ADNOC Distribution sells record 7.75 billion litres as H1 earnings surge
Dubai: ADNOC Distribution reported a record net profit of $568 million for the first half of 2026, up 59% from a year earlier, supported by higher fuel sales, network expansion, inventory gains and growth across its non-fuel retail business. Sign up for our daily business newsletter, Cheques & Bala»»»
Wynn Al Marjan Island sets opening month for Ras Al Khaimah mega-resort
Dubai: Wynn Resorts has confirmed that its highly anticipated Wynn Al Marjan Island integrated resort in Ras Al Khaimah will officially open in September 2027. Sign up for our daily business newsletter, Cheques & Balances.The US-based integrated resorts' giant also revealed that the project's total»»»
From surviving on rice and soy sauce to creating jobs: How the UAE changed one Filipino family's future
Dubai: When Joan David moved to the UAE in 2011, she wasn't looking to start a business. She was simply following the person she loves. Before moving to Dubai, David has built a career in corporate finance in the Philippines, while her husband, Russell, was working in fuel logistics in Afghanistan »»»
The Hustle podcast: How Abu Dhabi became a magnet for global superstars and mega-events
Abu Dhabi: "You can't just rely on sport anymore to sell tickets." It's perhaps the simplest explanation for why Abu Dhabi has evolved from hosting sporting events to staging some of the world's biggest entertainment spectacles featuring global pop icons. Think Jennifer Lopez, Coldplay, Benson Boon»»»
Turkish club Trabzonspor in ‘negotiations’ to sign Salah
ISTANBUL: Mohamed Salah is in “transfer negotiations” with Trabzonspor and is expected to arrive in Turkiye on Wednesday for talks, the Black Sea club said Tuesday. The Egyptian star left Liverpool at the end of last season after an illustrious nine-year spell at Anfield, during which he won the Ch»»»
Seventh round of Lebanon-Israel talks begins in Rome to implement framework agreement
Rome, Aug. 4 (SANA) The seventh round of US-brokered Lebanon-Israel negotiations began on Tuesday in Rome, focusing on files related to implementing the framework agreement signed between the two countries in Washington in June, Lebanon’s National News Agency reported. The talks, which run through »»»
Education Above All Foundation partners with Goodwood for 2026 Markel Magnolia Cup
Tribune News Network Doha Education Above All (EAA) Foundation, a global foundation for education and development, participated as the official beneficiary of the 2026 Markel Magnolia Cup at the Qatar Goodwood Festival, bringing together sport, philanthropy and collective action to expand education»»»
Six years after Beirut port blast, survivors says they are ‘alive, but it’s not a life’
BEIRUT: Six years after the Beirut port blast devastated the Lebanese capital, survivors are still suffering, families are still mourning and those accused of responsibility have yet to face trial. The Aug. 4, 2020, explosion, one of the largest non-nuclear blasts ever recorded, killed at least 235»»»
IMF: Syrian economy continues recovery, growth expected to exceed 10% in 2026
Washington, Aug. 4 (SANA) The International Monetary Fund (IMF) said the Syrian economy is continuing to show increasing signs of recovery, forecasting economic growth of more than 10 percent this year, with strong growth expected to continue in 2027, supported by improved performance in productive»»»
Coldcard Bitcoin wallet maker warns of AI threat to high-security crypto products
The theft of at least $89 million in cryptocurrency that was supposedly safely stored in high-security hardware wallets has prompted the producer to warn that a “new AI paradigm” is redefining cybersecurity. Hardware wallets are physical devices that store the private keys needed to access cryptocu»»»
Syria tells US it is willing to drastically drop Russian oil imports, sources say
* Pledge came as part of talks on lifting last major terrorism sanctions on Syria, sources say * Two sources say US requested reduction and Damascus agreed * Move raises questions on crude supplies to Syria given reliance on Moscow By Maya Gebeily, Feras Dalatey and Gram Slattery BEIRUT/WASHINGTON»»»
UAE issues weather safety alert: Here's what you should and shouldn't do
Dubai: The Ministry of Interior has urged residents to follow safety guidelines as unstable weather, heavy winds and the possibility of thunderstorms are forecast to affect parts of the country through Friday. The advisory comes after the National Centre of Meteorology (NCM) forecast the developmen»»»
President Yotova: Bulgaria Remains One of Europe's Safest Destinations
President Iliana Yotova said Bulgaria remains one of the safest destinations for tourists despite ongoing tensions in the Middle East and Iran’s warnings related to the country’s cooperation with the United States. Speaking to reporters during a visit to the Perperikon archaeological complex, Yotov»»»
Rheinmetall Ammunition Production in Bulgaria Moves Forward After Deal Changes
Rheinmetall is expected to produce ammunition in Bulgaria after changes are made to the planned project, German Ambassador to Bulgaria H.E. Irene Maria Plank said in an interview with Dnevnik. According to Plank, the delay in implementing the agreement announced by the Radev cabinet is linked to sp»»»
Danube Drought Triggers Energy Emergency in Eastern EuropeOpinions
Record-low water levels on the Danube River are disrupting energy production across Central and Eastern Europe, forcing governments to take emergency measures to protect nuclear power plants, reduce electricity demand and manage growing pressure on critical infrastructure. Romania launched one of t»»»
Bulgaria Expects €109 Million Recovery Plan PaymentOpinions
Bulgaria is expected to receive another 109 million euros this week under the National Recovery and Resilience Plan (NRRP), Deputy Prime Minister Atanas Pekanov said, adding that his goal is for the country to secure more than 90-95% of the available funds. Speaking to bTV, Pekanov said Bulgaria ha»»»
Bulgaria: Low Danube Levels Pose No Threat to Kozloduy NPP OperationsOpinions
Energy Minister Iva Petrova said there is no danger of Bulgaria's Kozloduy Nuclear Power Plant shutting down despite the historically low water levels in the Danube River. Speaking during a visit to the nuclear facility, Petrova said the plant is capable of continuing normal operations in the comin»»»
Kazakhstan manufacturing business conditions decline to largest degree since March 2022, July PMI shows
Kazakhstan's manufacturing industry fell deeper into contraction in July, according to the latest Freedom Holding Kazakhstan Manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) survey published by S&P Global on August 3. The decline in new orders was the sharpest in more than two-and-a-half years. C»»»
Russia is too big to be able to defend itself from Ukraine’s growing arsenal of missiles
Ukraine has run out of air defence ammo and has little chance of getting any more before the war is decided. Bankova, Ukraine’s presidential administration, only option now is to do as much damage or more to Russia as Russia is expected to do to Ukraine this winter. That seems like an impossibly ta»»»
Ebola kills 1,700 in eastern Congo as outbreak surges
BUNIA, Congo: Ebola has killed more than 1,700 people in eastern Congo in the fastest-growing outbreak of the disease, data showed. As of Tuesday, 3,802 cases had been recorded, with 1,707 deaths, according to the latest government update. It is not clear when the outbreak will reach its peak, Afri»»»
Netanyahu says no Israeli withdrawal from Gaza until Hamas has been completely disarmed
Deir Al Balah, Gaza City: Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Tuesday that Israeli forces will not withdraw from their current lines in Gaza until Hamas has completely disarmed. In remarks on social media, Netanyahu suggested there were differences between Israel and the Trump administra»»»
Herve Renard returns as Ivory Coast coach
PARIS: Herve Renard, who led Ivory Coast to 2015 Africa Cup of Nations glory, has returned for a second spell as coach, the Ivorian football federation (FIF) announced on Tuesday.The 57-year-old Frenchman replaces Emerse Fae, who was not retained despite guiding The Elephants to the AFCON title in »»»
Hiring increases in June, job openings fall - UPI.com
The U.S. labor market saw an increase in the number of hires in June despite a drop in the number of job openings, the Bureau of Labor Statistics said Tuesday. File Photo by Jim Ruymen/UPI | License Photo Aug. 4 (UPI) -- The U.S. labor market saw an increase in the number of hires in June despite a»»»
US, Iran near Hormuz agreement but remain divided over control, transit fees
The United States and Iran could reach an agreement within hours to reopen the Strait of Hormuz and guarantee the safe passage of commercial shipping, US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said on Tuesday, as negotiations continued despite persistent disagreements over control of the strategic waterw»»»
Esports World Cup brings gaming to Paris landmark with Champs-Elysees showcase
PARIS: The Esports World Cup brought competitive gaming to one of the world's most famous avenues this week, transforming the Champs-Elysees into a showcase that organizers say reflects the tournament's ambition to become a truly global sporting event. Large screens, esports competitions and fan ex»»»
6 years after Beirut port blast, UN urges Lebanon to speed up investigation and judicial reforms
NEW YORK CITY: As Lebanon marked the sixth anniversary on Tuesday of the 2020 Beirut port explosion, the UN called on authorities in the country to accelerate the stalled investigation into the blast, and to pursue structural reforms that would strengthen judicial independence. Jean Arnault, the of»»»
Moody's warns Latin America faces hurdles in critical minerals boom - UPI.com
An aerial photograph shows the old Serra Pelada gold mine in Curionopolis, Brazil, in September. The mine, considered the largest artisanal open-pit mine in Brazil's history, aims to resume its previous operations. However, challenges such as disputes among miners, substantial debt and environmenta»»»
Opinion | The Washington Meeting and Netanyahu’s Future
Mere hours before Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s meeting with US President Donald Trump in Washington, former Israeli Defence Minister Yoav Gallant delivered a sharp and startling interpretation of the direct reason behind the failure of the war on Iran to achieve its objectives. He st»»»
Cyber-confidence depends on proving your people are truly ready
As AI increases cyber complexity, hands-on certification pathways help leaders verify workforce readiness, prove resilience and close skill gaps. AI hasn’t made cyber-security a boardroom issue, but it has made the boardroom question harder to answer. For years, executives have asked whether the bu»»»