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EconomySharjah’s Arada Group Unveils $1.36 Billion Twin-Tower Residential Project on Australia's Gold Coast
Sharjah-based Arada Group is expanding its footprint in Australia with a $1.36 billion twin-tower residential project in Broadbeach on the Gold Coast, targeting completion before the 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games.
SportsMax Verstappen Commits to Red Bull with New Contract Extension
Four-time world champion Max Verstappen has signed a new contract with Red Bull, ending months of speculation about his Formula One future.
CultureFrom YouTube Phenomenon to K-Pop Debut: 'Baby Shark' Child Star Releases First Single
Park Geonroung, the child star of the viral 'Baby Shark Dance' video, has made his official K-pop debut a decade later with his new single 'Wave.'
EconomyManus on Markets: Analyzing the Effectiveness of Bessent's Bond Buybacks
Manus Cranny examines whether Bessent's bond buybacks will work amidst a backdrop of global financial flux, tariff turmoil, and major international headlines.
PoliticsLebanon Extradites Former Assad-Regime General to Syria in Historic Transfer
Lebanon has extradited former Assad-era general Maj Gen Adel Issa to Syria to face serious charges of murder and torture, marking the first such transfer since the regime's collapse in late 2024.
PoliticsUK Summons Israeli Envoy Over "Destructive" West Bank E1 Settlement Tender
British Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband has strongly condemned Israel's West Bank E1 settlement tender, summoning the Israeli charge d'affaires to demand an immediate halt and warning of comprehensive measures.
CultureAncient Bronze Age Traders in Arabia Invented 'Brand Value' 3,200 Years Ago, Study Reveals
An archaeological study reveals that distinctive painted pottery from a Saudi Arabian oasis during the Bronze Age functioned as an early form of brand value and was widely exported.
SportsTijjani Reijnders Completes £52 Million Transfer from Manchester City to Saudi Pro League Club Al Qadsiah
Tijjani Reijnders has finalized a £52 million transfer from Manchester City to Saudi Pro League club Al Qadsiah, managed by Brendan Rodgers.
Breaking NewsTragic Strike on Gaza Seaside Cafe Leaves Six Dead, Including a Child
An Israeli strike on a seaside cafe in Gaza City has left six people dead, including a child, following the conclusion of inconclusive peace talks led by US envoy Jared Kushner.
HealthUAE E-Cigarette Tax Aimed at Deterring New Smokers and Reducing Consumption
A new minimum excise tax on e-cigarette and vape liquids takes effect in the UAE on September 1, aiming to deter young people from vaping and encourage current users to cut back.
TechnologyLeaked Video Reveals Next-Generation AirPods Featuring Built-In Cameras and Advanced AI Capabilities
A leaked video found in a beta software update reveals upcoming AirPods equipped with cameras and artificial intelligence features designed to assist users with their surroundings.
EconomyAbu Dhabi Set to Double Power Demand by 2050 Amid Rapid Economic and Digital Growth
Abu Dhabi's power demand is expected to double by 2050, fueled by rapid economic expansion, population growth, and heavy investments in renewable energy and artificial intelligence infrastructure.
CultureUnesco Chief Inspects Endangered Lebanese Cultural Sites Amid Continuing Conflict
Unesco Director General Khaled El Enany met with Lebanese officials in Beirut to assess endangered cultural landmarks and discuss international preservation efforts amid ongoing conflict.
EconomyUS Administration Weighs Support for Lebanon's Ailing Electricity Sector
The US is reviewing Lebanon's decades-old electricity crisis for potential support following talks between President Donald Trump and Lebanese President Joseph Aoun. The initiative aims to bolster the Lebanese state and reduce reliance on private generators and Hezbollah-linked energy networks.
CultureMetal Band Demon Hunter Files Trademark Lawsuit Against Netflix Over KPop Demon Hunters Success
US metal band Demon Hunter has filed a lawsuit against Netflix, claiming that the hit project KPop Demon Hunters infringes upon its 25-year-old trademarks through music, merchandise, and tour plans.
Breaking NewsUAE Airlifts Over 60 Tonnes of School Supplies to Support 25,000 Children in Gaza
The UAE has sent a 60-tonne shipment of school supplies for over 25,000 children in Gaza as part of the 'Through Education We Rise' campaign and Operation Gallant Knight 3.
PoliticsUS Imposes Sanctions on ICC President Tomoko Akane and Senior Lawyer Abdoulaye Seye
The US has imposed sanctions on ICC President Tomoko Akane and senior lawyer Abdoulaye Seye as part of an escalating campaign against the court.
EconomyTurkey Enters Syria's Oil and Gas Sector with Major Exploration Deals
Turkey has agreed to launch oil and gas exploration in Syria as Damascus seeks foreign investment to rehabilitate its battered energy sector following years of civil war.
PoliticsDonald Blome Takes Charge as New US Top Diplomat for the Middle East Amid Regional Turmoil
Career foreign service officer Donald Blome has been sworn in as the top US diplomat for the Middle East, stepping into the role during a period of intense regional challenges.
Breaking NewsPalestinian Refugee Family Tragically Identified After Drowning Incident in UK Waters
A family of three Palestinian refugees who drowned off the UK coast has been identified by the Palestinian embassy, while their surviving daughter remains in critical condition.
CultureThe Corrs Cancel Abu Dhabi Concert Following Christina Aguilera Show Cancellation
The Corrs have cancelled their September 27 concert at Etihad Arena in Abu Dhabi, following the cancellation of Christina Aguilera's show at the same venue a day earlier.
CultureIndonesian Superstar Agnez Mo Lands Major Role in Prime Video's Reacher Season 4
Indonesian pop star and actress Agnez Mo joins the cast of Prime Video's hit action series Reacher for its fourth season, playing the character Lila Hoth.
PoliticsIsraeli Military Opens Criminal Investigation Into the Killing of Five-Year-Old Hind Rajab in Gaza
Israeli military police have launched a criminal investigation into the January 2024 killing of five-year-old Hind Rajab in Gaza, an incident that sparked international outrage and inspired a film.
Breaking NewsUAE Emergency Alerts: Essential Safety Guidelines and How the Cell Broadcast System Operates
Following an emergency alert in the UAE due to an aerial threat from Iran, authorities have outlined essential safety protocols, guidelines on what to avoid, and details on how the geolocation-based Cell Broadcast system operates.