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Olive Grove Torched by Israeli Settlers Near Ramallah
An olive grove belonging to Palestinians near Ramallah was set on fire by Israeli settlers. The incident has caused distress and is being mourned by those affected.
Spanish Footballer Jesús de Miguel Remembered by Loved Ones
Spanish footballer Jesús de Miguel is being mourned by his family and friends. The football community is in grief following his untimely death.
Israeli Demolitions Force Over 100 Palestinians from Homes in Biddu
Israeli demolitions in Biddu have led to the displacement of more than 100 Palestinians. The structures were demolished by Israeli forces, impacting the local population.
Grynspan Solidifies Lead in UN Secretary-General Race Amidst Diplomatic Deadlock
Rebeca Grynspan, former vice president of Costa Rica, has strengthened her lead in the race for the next UN secretary general, receiving 12 "encourage" votes in a recent straw poll. The Security Council is working to select a successor to Antonio Guterres amidst global challenges.
Iran Claims Tankers Hit in Hormuz Amid Escalating Tensions and Fears of US Retaliation
Iran reports that at least five oil tankers have been damaged in the Strait of Hormuz due to naval mines, amid escalating tensions with the US and Israel. The incidents occur as mediation efforts continue and US forces are reportedly poised for renewed combat operations.
Sheikh Mohammed Celebrates Excellence: Dubai Honors Top Government Achievers for 2026
Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum honored the winners of the 2026 Mohammed bin Rashid Government Excellence Award at a ceremony in Dubai, recognizing outstanding contributions to public sector excellence and innovation. The event also saw special recognition for individuals and initiatives, including those in artificial intelligence and national service.
UAE's Operation Gallant Knight 3 Marks Three Years of Massive Gaza Aid Delivery
The UAE's Operation Gallant Knight 3 has delivered over 136,000 tonnes of aid valued at $4.16 billion to Gaza over three years. The mission has evolved into a comprehensive system addressing food, medical, shelter, and psychosocial needs, accounting for 46% of international aid to the region.
Tragic Stabbing Attack in Amman Claims Life of Jordanian Officer
A Jordanian officer was killed in a stabbing incident in Amman. Separately, a statement linked to Bishara commented on the impact of the US election.
UAE's Union Fortress 11: A Grand Military Spectacle Set for Liwa City This December
The UAE Ministry of Defence announced that the 11th Union Fortress military parade will take place in Liwa City in December, showcasing the nation's advanced military capabilities and commitment to national security.
UAE Implements Strict Nine-Hour Driving Limit: Road Safety Boosted, Industry Braces for Change
The UAE is implementing a new nine-hour daily driving limit starting January 1, aiming to enhance road safety and driver well-being. While welcomed by safety advocates, the regulation is expected to create operational and financial challenges for transport companies and drivers accustomed to longer shifts.
Gaza Tournament Honors Over 1,000 Athletes Slain
A tournament was held in Gaza to commemorate over 1,000 slain athletes. The event featured a video presentation and lasted for over a minute.
Gaza Tournament Honors Over 1,000 Athletes Slain in Conflict
A football tournament was held in Gaza to honor more than 1,000 slain athletes. The event took place amidst ongoing conflict, with a related video report from Jerusalem Daily highlighting violence in Hebron.
Qatar's Amir Appoints New Board for QatarEnergy, Sets Four-Year Term
Qatar's Amir has reconstituted the QatarEnergy Board of Directors, appointing a new chairman and vice chairman, and setting a four-year term for the nine-member board.
Russell Brand Convicted of Rape and Sexual Assault by UK Court, Faces Prison Sentence
British comedian Russell Brand has been convicted of rape and sexual assault by a London court. A jury found him guilty of one count of rape and three counts of sexual assault, with sentencing scheduled for Monday.
Indonesia Deploys Thousands of Troops to Jakarta Amid Wiretap Scandal
Indonesia has sent thousands of troops to Jakarta as a wiretap scandal unfolds. The situation in the capital is tense following the deployment.
Indonesia Deploys Thousands of Troops to Jakarta Amid Growing Wiretap Scandal
Indonesia has deployed thousands of troops to Jakarta in response to a growing wiretap scandal, signaling a significant governmental effort to manage the unfolding controversy and maintain stability.
Syrian Woman Killed by Lebanese Army Fire at Border Vehicle Posing 'Imminent Danger'
A Syrian woman was killed when the Lebanese Army fired on a vehicle that refused to stop at a border checkpoint, which the army described as posing an 'imminent danger'. The incident occurred on the porous Syrian-Lebanese border, highlighting ongoing security challenges.
Gaza Under Fire: Israeli Attacks Claim Lives of Four, Including a Child
At least four Palestinians, including a child, were killed in Israeli attacks in Gaza on Thursday. Medical sources reported drone strikes and shelling in various areas, with casualties also reported in Khan Younis and Bureij refugee camp.
Thousands of Tarantulas Discovered in Luggage at Peruvian Airport
Airport officials in Peru have seized approximately 3,000 tarantulas found hidden inside luggage. The discovery underscores concerns about illegal wildlife trade.
Security Officer Fatally Stabbed in 'Cowardly Terrorist Attack' in Jordan's Capital
A security officer has been killed and another injured in a stabbing attack in Amman, Jordan, which authorities are investigating as a "cowardly terrorist act." The assailant has been arrested.
Hurghada International Airport Soars to Record Highs with 67,000 Passengers in a Single Day
Hurghada International Airport has achieved a new daily record, processing approximately 67,000 passengers and 389 flight movements. This surge coincides with the start of Egypt's winter tourism season.
Jordanian Policeman Fatally Stabbed in 'Cowardly Terrorist Attack' in Amman
A Jordanian policeman was killed and another injured in a terrorist attack in Amman. Authorities have arrested a suspect and are investigating the incident, which follows a previous deadly attack on a Christian church.
Giza Pyramids Face Legal Battle Over Rave Parties and Laser Shows
A legal case seeking to ban rave parties and laser light shows at the Giza Pyramids has been adjourned until January 2, 2027. The lawsuit, filed by the Egyptian Center for Economic and Social Rights, argues that such events pose structural risks and violate UNESCO guidelines.
Giza's Kamal Amer Axis Faces Two-Day Full Closure for Pedestrian Bridge Construction
The Giza Traffic Department is implementing a two-day closure on the Lt. Gen. Kamal Amer Axis for the installation of pedestrian bridge components. Detours are in place to manage traffic flow during the November 6-7 shutdown.