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Bitcoin sinks below $50,000 as cryptos stumble over Biden tax plans

Tokyo: Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies suffered hefty losses on Friday on fears that U.S. President Joe Biden's plan to raise capital gains taxes will curb investment in digital assets. The selloff came after reports that the Biden administration was planning...

If Bitcoin is shooting towards $50,000, it will be at gold’s expense

New York: Bitcoin's price could exceed $50,000 over the longer term as the digital asset vies with gold for investment flows, according to cryptocurrency exchange Luno and brokerage OSL. "We're talking about Bitcoin over the next three, five, 10 years...

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GESS Dubai 2026 Kicks Off with Over 7,500 Educators and 150 Exhibitors

The Global Educational Supplies and Solutions (GESS) exhibition opened at Dubai World Trade Centre, drawing more than 7,500 educators and ed‑tech leaders. The event runs through Thursday, offering a platform for AI, inclusive education and sustainability discussions.

Bahrain Defense Chief Meets Saudi National Guard Chief to Boost Joint Cooperation

The heads of Bahrain’s Defense Force and Saudi Arabia’s National Guard met in Riyadh, praising their collaborative efforts. They agreed to expand joint exercises and share expertise to strengthen border security.

Renowned Malayalam Cinematographer Shaji Kumar Dies at 57

Shaji Kumar, the celebrated cinematographer behind Malayalam blockbusters such as Pulimurugan and Naran, died at 57 during a film shoot in Alappuzha. Colleagues and film bodies mourned his loss and recalled his contributions to the industry.

United Tigers chase 82 to defeat Royal Desert Champions by nine wickets

Fakhar Zaman’s quickfire 45 guided United Tigers to a nine‑wicket win against Royal Desert Champions. Abbas Afridi’s three‑wicket spell helped restrict the opponents to 81.

Dubai opens 110‑metre pedestrian bridge linking City Walk and Metro

A 110‑metre pedestrian bridge connecting City Walk’s Coca‑Cola Arena with the Burj Khalifa/Dubai Mall Metro station will open on Tuesday. The structure can move up to 10,000 people per hour and is part of a wider safety plan through 2030.