Four killed in Baghdad as US, militias clash Attack on a home in Baghdad’s Jadriyah killed four, with witnesses seeing smoke and fire near the US embassy nearby The night sky over Baghdad turned orange before dawn, lit by fire and the desperate chatter of air defence systems. Multiple explosions rocked Iraq’s capital, shattering windows […]
Defiant Trump says help may come, not needed The sweltering heat outside the US Embassy in Dubai was matched only by the fury in the air. Protesters, their voices hoarse from chanting, waved placards condemning Donald Trump’s bold demand that multiple nations send warships to keep the Strait of Hormuz open. For them, the American
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,
Jessie Buckley makes history as first Irish Best Actress Oscar winner. The envelope opened. The name read. And for a moment, Jessie Buckley forgot how to breathe. Then the laughter came—not the practiced, polished laughter of someone prepared for this moment, but the genuine, surprised, utterly human burst of a woman whose life had just
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Abrar Ahmed faces backlash, The Hundred stint in doubt. Pakistan spinner Abrar Ahmed was signed for £190,000 during The Hundred auction in London Sunday by Sunrisers franchise. The notification arrived on Abrar Ahmed’s phone while he was practicing in the nets at the National Stadium in Karachi. Seven thousand miles away, in a London auction
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Ten dead, eleven injured in Odisha hospital ICU fire. Odisha health minister announced Rs 25 lakh ex-gratia for families of each victim who died in the tragic hospital fire. The sirens began wailing in Cuttack just as the city’s millions of residents were deepest in sleep. It was between 2:30 and 3 a.m. on Monday,
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UAE cracks down on 19 Indians over misleading posts. UAE law warns: jail and heavy fines await. The notifications arrived on phones across the United Arab Emirates like a sudden gust of wind—unexpected, unsettling, impossible to ignore. For nineteen Indian men and women, the ping signaled the beginning of a nightmare they could never have
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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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Donald Trump pressures NATO and China as Iran closes key waterway. Saudi Arabia intercepted over 60 drones since midnight, defence officials said, preventing potential attacks and protecting key areas. The weight of another week of conflict pressed down on Sunday evening, not with the boom of distant thunder, but with the quiet hum of diplomatic
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