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China finally buys soybeans from US, orders 14 cargoes for Dec-Jan period
The sale of soybeans had become a major cause of a diplomatic standoff between President Donald Trump and Chinese leader Xi Jinping. Read More
Kidnapping strikes Nigeria again: 25 girls abducted from a boarding school in Kebbi; manhunt on
In a harrowing incident early Monday, armed attackers infiltrated a boarding school in Kebbi state, Nigeria, seizing 25 girls and leaving at least one staff member dead. Read More
UAE announces National Day holiday for public and private sector employees
UAE celebrates National Day with paid holidays for public and private sector employees nationwide/Representative Image
The UAE is preparing for a grand four-day celebration as the nation marks its 54th Union Day, also celebrated as E Read More
Saudi Arabia sets new labour penalties up to SR250,000 in updated violations schedule
Saudi Arabia’s MHRSD imposes fines up to SR250,000 for unlicensed hiring, maternity leave, and misconduct violations/Representative Image
In a decisive step to strengthen labour governance across the Kingdom, Saudi Arabia’s Ministry Read More
Africa buying drones to fight its wars: Can they win it peace?
Armed drones are reshaping battlefields, especially in Sub-Saharan Africa, where weak air defences and vast terrain make them powerful but destabilising tools, altering conflicts without delivering real stability or peace. Read More
China finally buys soybeans from US, orders 14 cargoes for Dec-Jan period
The sale of soybeans had become a major cause of a diplomatic standoff between President Donald Trump and Chinese leader Xi Jinping. Read More
Kidnapping strikes Nigeria again: 25 girls abducted from a boarding school in Kebbi; manhunt on
In a harrowing incident early Monday, armed attackers infiltrated a boarding school in Kebbi state, Nigeria, seizing 25 girls and leaving at least one staff member dead. Read More
UAE announces National Day holiday for public and private sector employees
UAE celebrates National Day with paid holidays for public and private sector employees nationwide/Representative Image
The UAE is preparing for a grand four-day celebration as the nation marks its 54th Union Day, also celebrated as E Read More
Saudi Arabia sets new labour penalties up to SR250,000 in updated violations schedule
Saudi Arabia’s MHRSD imposes fines up to SR250,000 for unlicensed hiring, maternity leave, and misconduct violations/Representative Image
In a decisive step to strengthen labour governance across the Kingdom, Saudi Arabia’s Ministry Read More
Africa buying drones to fight its wars: Can they win it peace?
Armed drones are reshaping battlefields, especially in Sub-Saharan Africa, where weak air defences and vast terrain make them powerful but destabilising tools, altering conflicts without delivering real stability or peace. Read More
China finally buys soybeans from US, orders 14 cargoes for Dec-Jan period
The sale of soybeans had become a major cause of a diplomatic standoff between President Donald Trump and Chinese leader Xi Jinping. Read More
Kidnapping strikes Nigeria again: 25 girls abducted from a boarding school in Kebbi; manhunt on
In a harrowing incident early Monday, armed attackers infiltrated a boarding school in Kebbi state, Nigeria, seizing 25 girls and leaving at least one staff member dead. Read More
UAE announces National Day holiday for public and private sector employees
UAE celebrates National Day with paid holidays for public and private sector employees nationwide/Representative Image
The UAE is preparing for a grand four-day celebration as the nation marks its 54th Union Day, also celebrated as E Read More
Saudi Arabia sets new labour penalties up to SR250,000 in updated violations schedule
Saudi Arabia’s MHRSD imposes fines up to SR250,000 for unlicensed hiring, maternity leave, and misconduct violations/Representative Image
In a decisive step to strengthen labour governance across the Kingdom, Saudi Arabia’s Ministry Read More
Africa buying drones to fight its wars: Can they win it peace?
Armed drones are reshaping battlefields, especially in Sub-Saharan Africa, where weak air defences and vast terrain make them powerful but destabilising tools, altering conflicts without delivering real stability or peace. Read More
China finally buys soybeans from US, orders 14 cargoes for Dec-Jan period
The sale of soybeans had become a major cause of a diplomatic standoff between President Donald Trump and Chinese leader Xi Jinping. Read More
Kidnapping strikes Nigeria again: 25 girls abducted from a boarding school in Kebbi; manhunt on
In a harrowing incident early Monday, armed attackers infiltrated a boarding school in Kebbi state, Nigeria, seizing 25 girls and leaving at least one staff member dead. Read More
UAE announces National Day holiday for public and private sector employees
UAE celebrates National Day with paid holidays for public and private sector employees nationwide/Representative Image
The UAE is preparing for a grand four-day celebration as the nation marks its 54th Union Day, also celebrated as E Read More
Saudi Arabia sets new labour penalties up to SR250,000 in updated violations schedule
Saudi Arabia’s MHRSD imposes fines up to SR250,000 for unlicensed hiring, maternity leave, and misconduct violations/Representative Image
In a decisive step to strengthen labour governance across the Kingdom, Saudi Arabia’s Ministry Read More
Africa buying drones to fight its wars: Can they win it peace?
Armed drones are reshaping battlefields, especially in Sub-Saharan Africa, where weak air defences and vast terrain make them powerful but destabilising tools, altering conflicts without delivering real stability or peace. Read More
China finally buys soybeans from US, orders 14 cargoes for Dec-Jan period
The sale of soybeans had become a major cause of a diplomatic standoff between President Donald Trump and Chinese leader Xi Jinping. Read More
Kidnapping strikes Nigeria again: 25 girls abducted from a boarding school in Kebbi; manhunt on
In a harrowing incident early Monday, armed attackers infiltrated a boarding school in Kebbi state, Nigeria, seizing 25 girls and leaving at least one staff member dead. Read More
UAE announces National Day holiday for public and private sector employees
UAE celebrates National Day with paid holidays for public and private sector employees nationwide/Representative Image
The UAE is preparing for a grand four-day celebration as the nation marks its 54th Union Day, also celebrated as E Read More
Saudi Arabia sets new labour penalties up to SR250,000 in updated violations schedule
Saudi Arabia’s MHRSD imposes fines up to SR250,000 for unlicensed hiring, maternity leave, and misconduct violations/Representative Image
In a decisive step to strengthen labour governance across the Kingdom, Saudi Arabia’s Ministry Read More
Africa buying drones to fight its wars: Can they win it peace?
Armed drones are reshaping battlefields, especially in Sub-Saharan Africa, where weak air defences and vast terrain make them powerful but destabilising tools, altering conflicts without delivering real stability or peace. Read More
China finally buys soybeans from US, orders 14 cargoes for Dec-Jan period
The sale of soybeans had become a major cause of a diplomatic standoff between President Donald Trump and Chinese leader Xi Jinping. Read More
Kidnapping strikes Nigeria again: 25 girls abducted from a boarding school in Kebbi; manhunt on
In a harrowing incident early Monday, armed attackers infiltrated a boarding school in Kebbi state, Nigeria, seizing 25 girls and leaving at least one staff member dead. Read More
UAE announces National Day holiday for public and private sector employees
UAE celebrates National Day with paid holidays for public and private sector employees nationwide/Representative Image
The UAE is preparing for a grand four-day celebration as the nation marks its 54th Union Day, also celebrated as E Read More
Saudi Arabia sets new labour penalties up to SR250,000 in updated violations schedule
Saudi Arabia’s MHRSD imposes fines up to SR250,000 for unlicensed hiring, maternity leave, and misconduct violations/Representative Image
In a decisive step to strengthen labour governance across the Kingdom, Saudi Arabia’s Ministry Read More
Africa buying drones to fight its wars: Can they win it peace?
Armed drones are reshaping battlefields, especially in Sub-Saharan Africa, where weak air defences and vast terrain make them powerful but destabilising tools, altering conflicts without delivering real stability or peace. Read More
China finally buys soybeans from US, orders 14 cargoes for Dec-Jan period
The sale of soybeans had become a major cause of a diplomatic standoff between President Donald Trump and Chinese leader Xi Jinping. Read More
Kidnapping strikes Nigeria again: 25 girls abducted from a boarding school in Kebbi; manhunt on
In a harrowing incident early Monday, armed attackers infiltrated a boarding school in Kebbi state, Nigeria, seizing 25 girls and leaving at least one staff member dead. Read More
UAE announces National Day holiday for public and private sector employees
UAE celebrates National Day with paid holidays for public and private sector employees nationwide/Representative Image
The UAE is preparing for a grand four-day celebration as the nation marks its 54th Union Day, also celebrated as E Read More
Saudi Arabia sets new labour penalties up to SR250,000 in updated violations schedule
Saudi Arabia’s MHRSD imposes fines up to SR250,000 for unlicensed hiring, maternity leave, and misconduct violations/Representative Image
In a decisive step to strengthen labour governance across the Kingdom, Saudi Arabia’s Ministry Read More
Africa buying drones to fight its wars: Can they win it peace?
Armed drones are reshaping battlefields, especially in Sub-Saharan Africa, where weak air defences and vast terrain make them powerful but destabilising tools, altering conflicts without delivering real stability or peace. Read More
China finally buys soybeans from US, orders 14 cargoes for Dec-Jan period
The sale of soybeans had become a major cause of a diplomatic standoff between President Donald Trump and Chinese leader Xi Jinping. Read More
Kidnapping strikes Nigeria again: 25 girls abducted from a boarding school in Kebbi; manhunt on
In a harrowing incident early Monday, armed attackers infiltrated a boarding school in Kebbi state, Nigeria, seizing 25 girls and leaving at least one staff member dead. Read More
UAE announces National Day holiday for public and private sector employees
UAE celebrates National Day with paid holidays for public and private sector employees nationwide/Representative Image
The UAE is preparing for a grand four-day celebration as the nation marks its 54th Union Day, also celebrated as E Read More
Saudi Arabia sets new labour penalties up to SR250,000 in updated violations schedule
Saudi Arabia’s MHRSD imposes fines up to SR250,000 for unlicensed hiring, maternity leave, and misconduct violations/Representative Image
In a decisive step to strengthen labour governance across the Kingdom, Saudi Arabia’s Ministry Read More
Africa buying drones to fight its wars: Can they win it peace?
Armed drones are reshaping battlefields, especially in Sub-Saharan Africa, where weak air defences and vast terrain make them powerful but destabilising tools, altering conflicts without delivering real stability or peace. Read More
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Bangladesh vs India Football LIVE Streaming, AFC Asian Cup Qualifiers: When and where to watch
Both India and Bangladesh are out of contention as far as qualifying for the 2027 AFC Asian Cup is concerned, and will be playing for pride in their penultimate Round 3 Group C clash in Dhaka on Tuesday. Read More
Brazil Cop30: India to update climate goals, urges developed world to advance net-zero deadline
India will release its updated NDC and its first Biennial Transparency Report by the end of December, meeting key requirements under the Paris Agreement. Read More
China finally buys soybeans from US, orders 14 cargoes for Dec-Jan period
The sale of soybeans had become a major cause of a diplomatic standoff between President Donald Trump and Chinese leader Xi Jinping. Read More
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