Saudi Arabia’s latest initiative of offering a 96-hour stopover free visa to Indian passport holders has set the stage for a wave of excitement among travellers. Spearheaded by Alhasan Aldabbagh, President, Asia Pacific, Saudi Tourism Authority, this move signals...
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said on Saturday that he has ordered 10 foreign ambassadors to be declared Persona non grata.
These include ambassadors of 10 countries including America, France and Germany. These ambassadors demanded the release of a philanthropist...
ABU DHABI: President His Highness Sheikh Khalifa bin Zayed Al Nahyan has declared 2021 “The Year 50”, in the UAE, as the nation celebrates its milestone Golden Jubilee.
“The Year 50” officially starts on April 6, 2021 and lasts until...
He said, “the next six to nine months will be challenging for the airline industry.”
The president of Emirates airline, Sir Tim Clark, says air travel is expected to return to normal in summer 2021, in view of the hope...
A massive crash on Fujairah’s Sheikh Khalifa bin Zayed Road resulted in 14 fatalities and 30 injuries. Crown Prince Sheikh Muhammad personally met the family of Siddique Thuppilikaat Moideen to express his sympathy.
The UAE Cabinet issued Resolution No. 172, introducing administrative penalties for non‑Muslim worship sites that violate the 2023 federal law. The measure details reporting, suspension, training and appeal processes.
The United States targeted a communications tower on Iran’s Sirik island with MQ‑1 drones. Iran responded by destroying a US‑installed radar on Bahrain’s island. Both sides claim drone involvement.
A server fault halted Microsoft 365 services for more than half a day, impacting email, collaboration and AI tools across continents. Companies from airlines to stock exchanges reported delays and workarounds.
The fourth day of Bahrain’s Marahi 2026 fair attracted thousands of families, school groups and investors. Officials praised the event as a key platform for boosting local agriculture and animal husbandry.
