Dubai detains survivors who shared blast images Three survivors held for sharing blast photos home In the glittering high-rises of Dubai Creek Harbour, where luxury apartments promise panoramic views of the city skyline, a night of terror turned into an ordeal of injustice for three foreign nationals. When a drone struck their residential building on […]
UAE skies reopen easing fears after tense hours Israeli police reported missile and interceptor debris falling near sacred sites in Jerusalem’s Old City, including the revered Al-Aqsa Mosque The hum of aircraft has returned to the skies above the United Arab Emirates, a sound of normalcy that was briefly silenced. For a few tense hours,
Donald Trump urges global help as Iran defies Hormuz security calls. The sun rose over the Arabian Gulf on Monday, March 16th, casting its indifferent light on a region holding its breath. Three weeks into a conflict that began with military objectives and geopolitical calculations, the war had quietly seeped into the fabric of everyday
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Dubai airport shuts after drone strike sparks fire Iran’s foreign minister Abbas Araghchi warned Tehran would strongly retaliate if its vital energy infrastructure is attacked. Flights at Dubai International Airport (DXB) were briefly suspended after a suspected drone strike ignited a large fire near a fuel tank facility, raising alarm across the region as the
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Former Maoist commander Devuji says arrested before surrendering Devuji spent four decades underground in armed struggle The Long Walk: Four Decades, One Ideology, and an Unfinished Promise The man sitting before the television cameras in Hyderabad spoke with the calm certainty of someone who had spent forty years listening to the whisper of leaves in
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US destroys Iran island military targets Trump says The Ghost of Kharg: A Letter from a Broken Island The old man’s hands, stained with the indelible ink of crude oil, trembled as he held the faded photograph. It showed a younger version of himself, standing proudly in front of a colossal oil tanker, his white
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Violence rocks Garo Hills: arson, vandalism leave two dead Mob vandalises Jama Masjid in Tura, Imam allegedly manhandled by group of men during tense unrest. The bullet that killed him did not ask his name. It did not ask if he was tribal or non-tribal, if his family had lived in Chibinang for generations or
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US plane crashes in Iraq amid Iran missile strikes On Day 14, fresh strikes erupt as drones are intercepted, deepening fears and uncertainty across the region. The 14th day of this war arrived not with a bang, but with a scream swallowed by the desert. In the pre-dawn darkness over western Iraq, a KC-135 tanker,
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Seven killed after wall collapses in Gurugram. The wall collapse happened Monday evening at Signature Global Society in Gurugram’s Sidhrawali area, officials said. The Wall and the Men: Seven Lives Lost in Gurugram’s Dust They came to Gurugram the way millions do—on crowded trains, with borrowed money and whispered promises of a better life. They
Evidence mounts U.S. behind deadly Iranian girls’ school strike. 175 children. A missile. A school. No words. The smoke cleared. 175 lay silent. Little girls, books still open, would never learn again. The Girls of Minab: A Strike, A Denial, and 175 Empty Desks In the coastal town of Minab, in the shadow of the
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