Wednesday, November 4, 2026

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Saudi Gold Price Today

Gold prices in Saudi Arabia are a topic of interest for many in the UAE. The latest rates are now available.

UAE News Today: Indian Minister Visits

An Indian minister has landed in the UAE, marking the first visit by an Indian minister since the Iran war began. This visit is a significant development in UAE-India relations.

Saudi authorities arrested 21505 illegals in a week

Riyadh: Strict inspection and punishment continue against those who violate various laws and stay illegally in Saudi Arabia. During the week, 21,505 foreigners were arrested for violating residence, employment and border security regulations. 14,323 people were arrested for violation...

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Trump hints at possible Iran strike as regional tensions rise, US forces mobilize

Four tankers caught fire after hitting mines near the Strait of Hormuz, while the US prepares additional air defenses in Israel. Trump signals readiness for a strike despite unresolved negotiations with Tehran.

Democrats Near House Majority, Eye Senate Gains in 2026 Midterms

Projections give Democrats control of the House and put them within striking distance of the Senate. Key wins in South Carolina and North Carolina highlight a widening Democratic wave.

Indian entrepreneur clinches $1 million Dubai Duty Free prize after 25‑year streak

Govidan Nair, a 62‑year‑old Indian textile owner living in Dubai, secured a $1 million prize in the Millennium Millionaire Series 562 after 25 years of participation. Another Indian winner took home a Harley‑Davidson in the accompanying draw.

Two Everest‑Region Helicopters Collide, One Tourist Killed and Three Injured

A mid‑morning collision between two private helicopters at Pheriche helipad in Nepal’s Solukhumbu district left one Indian tourist dead and three people injured. Authorities are investigating the accident as the trekking season peaks.

Iran Sets Seven Preconditions for US War Exit, Offers Quick Hormuz Reopening

Iran has presented seven core conditions it says must be satisfied before any cease‑fire with the United States can be finalized. Tehran also pledged to lift the Hormuz closure in just 48 hours once its demands are fulfilled.