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Indian Dentist, 32, Dies After Suddenly Collapsing At Sharjah Home, Family Says She Was In Good Health
According to her family, Afeena had taken a career break from dentistry to look after her children.
"Alliance For Future": EU Chief Pitches Associate Member Status For Canada
Von der Leyen told the European Parliament in Strasbourg that, as democracies face a "fracture in the international rules-based system", Brussels and Ottawa needed to pull closer together.
Woman Strips On American Airlines Flight To Miami, Performs 'Indecent Acts'
A woman was arrested after allegedly performing indecent acts on an American Airlines flight to Miami.
"Hope For Peace, Stability": India Condemns Houthi Drone Attack Near Mecca
Responding to questions regarding the drone attack near Mecca, External Affairs Ministry spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal condemned the attacks on Saudi Arabia, considering the religious significance of the city.
Opinion: Opinion | How A Tiny 0.4% UPI Fee Could Change How India Pays
The introduction of a fee can have a psychological effect beyond its immediate financial cost. Businesses that have come to view digital payments as free may begin to look for alternative - split payments, cash, and so on
Opinion: Blog | I'm A Woman Motorcyclist, And I Refuse To Be Told Where I Belong
In Singapore, You Can Now Get Paid For Reading. Here's How
Under the programme, reading for at least 15 minutes earns 20 coins. The idea is to make reading a regular habit at a time when people spend more time on short videos, social media, and other online content.
Some Birds Survived Asteroid That Killed Dinosaurs. Poop May Reveal How
The specimen found in Montana, United States, belonged to a bird that had once been eaten by a Tyrannosaurus rex or another predator.
Ukraine War Drives European Demand For Bigger, Cheaper Missile Arsenals
A new generation of defence startups says it can help meet the demand by developing cheaper missiles and interceptors designed for large-scale production.
Bilateral And A Royal Meet: What's On S Jaishankar's Bhutan Agenda
Jaishankar's visit is expected to provide an opportunity for India and Bhutan to review their bilateral relationship and discuss areas of continued cooperation during his meetings with the Bhutanese leadership.
Indonesia's Wildfires May Last Until Early November, Says Forestry Minister
Indonesia is battling its most intense wildfires in 11 years, with "super El Nino" weather conditions parching the country's forests and fields.
In Hydropowered Bhutan, Solar Starts To Rise
Bhutan can currently produce around 3,700 MW from hydro, but that capacity falls around 80 percent during the winter, he said.
Houthi Threat Reaches Mecca, Pakistan Hides Behind 'Ops' To Avoid Saudi Fight
Pakistan's Defence Minister said he was "unaware" whether Riyadh has reached out to Islamabad but reiterated that "we are bound to help or react according to the agreement.'"
60 Killed In Sudan Gold Mine Collapse, Several Missing
Shafts began collapsing in the Al-Zaraa mine near the town of El-Nahud in West Kordofan on Tuesday, and by the following morning 60 bodies had been retrieved.
British Man Found Dead In Remote Sicilian Countryside As Police Launch Probe
As per the report, a postmortem will be conducted next Tuesday, and the police have also interviewed the members of the off-grid settlement.
Pak Ship Collides With Indian Navy Unit, Delhi Summons Islamabad's Envoy
In a statement, the Foreign Ministry noted that while the incident, which took place in international waters, did not cause any major damage, the conduct of the Pakistani naval ship was in direct contravention of a mutual agreement.
Opinion: Opinion | Rs 75-Lakh Bounty, New Jaish Base, And The Case Of Pak's Ever-Missing' Terrorist
Pak's yearly act is back: finding Masood Azhar. But there are other questions FATF must be asking next month as it meets
For Years, Saudi Saw Houthis As Yemen's Problem. Then, A Knock On The Door
Actual fighting between the Houthis and Saudi Arabia began late in the overall timeline of the conflict that now involves powerful belligerents
Indonesia Finance Minister Sacked Over Clash With President's Ex-Aide
Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto sacked Finance Minister Purbaya Yudhi Sadewa after he clashed with a top ministry official who served on
Yemen's Houthis Claim They Shot Down Saudi F15 Fighter Jet
Saudi F15 fighter jet was carrying out hostile operations in support of its military mobilisations in the airspace of Marib province, Houthis claimed.
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Israeli ‘double-tap’ air strike responsible for killing schoolboy in Gaza
Two people were killed in the assault on Gaza City - a paramedic and a 15-year-old boy returning from school.
Iran war has cost the US $38bn: How will it impact US economy, politics?
High energy costs at the pump and strategic setback for US in the Iran war will likely cost Trump in the midterms.
Mbappe, Vinicius and Konate court controversy with Ceuta solidarity shirts
The three footballers partially covered up a slogan in solidarity with Ceuta worn by the rest of their teams.
Egypt’s el-Sisi rejects displacement of Palestinians from Gaza
Israel’s defence minister has pledged to remove Palestinians from the besieged Strip.
Four years on, Iranians reflect on impact of ‘Woman, Life, Freedom’
Amnesty International says Iranian authorities committed crimes against humanity during the 2022-23 protests.
Why are election officials in the US preparing for chaos before midterms?
Trump lashes out at justices who rejected his federal mail ballot plan, raising questions on his next electoral moves.
Maresca defends VAR while lamenting row dominating win at Manchester United
The VAR debate has raged since the Manchester derby, but Enzo Maresca says it wrongly overshadows City's win at United
Al Taawoun face stadium closure, fine over ‘Jota’ chants by fans
Taawoun football fans chanted late Portugal player Jota's name at Al Hilal's Neves, prompting Ronaldo to call for a ban.
Why some countries fail while others prosper in the Middle East and Africa
The answer lies less in geography or resources than in the institutions that shape power, legitimacy and opportunity.
Norway’s sovereign wealth fund profits from Israeli holdings amid genocide
As Gaza is being destroyed, the so-called oil fund enjoys robust returns from companies linked to Israel's military.
Which artists have pulled out of Ed Sheeran’s tour over Palestine?
Supporting acts of Sheeran's US tour have quit in solidarity with Macklemore, banned for saying 'Free Palestine'.
Djibouti on alert as people flee Yemen after Houthi takeover of Mayyun
From aboard a Djiboutian naval vessel in the Bab al-Mandeb Strait, an Al Jazeera team is monitoring the situation.
EU chief von der Leyen proposes ‘associate member’ status for Canada
Prime Minister Mark Carney said earlier this week that Canada was seeking a 'unique alliance' with the European Union.
Gold mine collapse kills at least 70 people in Sudan’s West Kordofan
Dozens of artisanal miners have been killed after a series of adjoining mining shafts collapsed.
China willing to ‘safeguard Iran’s legitimate rights’, official says
China says the US-Israel war on Iran highlights flaws in the Middle East's 'existing security architecture'.
FIFA to present review of Infantino’s shelved investment plan to Council
A review of FIFA President Gianni Infantino's failed World Cup selloff to be presented to governing body's Council.
Duterte in person at ICC for first time over ‘war on drugs’ killings
Former Philippine president accused of setting up death squads faces trial starting on November 30.
Photos: Gaza building collapse kills 20, including women and children
Israel-hit building collapsed in Gaza City, killing 20 and leaving dozens trapped under the rubble.
What is BRICS Pay, and can it rival the West’s SWIFT payments system?
BRICS Pay is a decentralised digital system for making international payments in currencies other than the dollar.
US political rivals Sanders and Bannon unite on AI warning
US senator Bernie Sanders and Donald Trump’s former adviser Steve Bannon have united to warn against the dangers of AI.
At least 20 killed as multi-storey building collapses in Gaza City
Rescuers are searching through the rubble for survivors after a damaged apartment building collapsed overnight in Gaza.
In Sweden, many breathe sigh of relief as far right suffers election losses
The election is tight, but one result is clear: the Sweden Democrats' bid to turn hate into votes failed.
Taiz camps overflow with Yemenis fleeing fighting after Houthi offensive
The recent flare-up in the Yemen conflict has seen tens of thousands of people displaced in Taiz governorate.
US set to approve 60,000 heavy bombs for Israel: What that means
The package of 2,000-pound bombs comes amid Israel's genocidal war on Gaza and its occupation of southern Lebanon.
Alex Eala firm on Asian Games participation despite threat of WTA fine
National lawmakers propose paying her fine should WTA impose it on her for skipping the concurrent mandatory China Open.