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UAE to see more rains next week: Will it be as heavy as recent storm?
UAE rains: Residents stock up on sandbags, tarpaulin to block flood water
Rains in UAE: Developers set up emergency support, offer free maintenance
Angela Rayner will now contest claim she did not pay enough stamp duty on her £800,000 seaside pad after taking new legal advice
Ms Rayner was forced to quit from her roles as deputy prime minister, housing secretary and Labour deputy leader after independent legal advice discovered she failed to pay enough tax.
NTA advisory on exam cities for JEE Main 2026 candidates in Gulf
NTA has issued exam city allotment for JEE (Main) 2026 Session 2 amid regional tensions, with slips for Kuwait and Dubai released; Bahrain arrangements pending.
Thai PM says reached deal with Iran for vessels to transit Hormuz Strait
BANGKOK: Thailand has reached an agreement with Iran to allow Thai oil vessels safe passage through the Strait of Hormuz, the Southeast Asian nation’s Prime Minister said on Saturday. Iranian forces have effectively slowed shipping through the strait to a trickle during the Middle East war, wh...
Day after after Balen Shah swears in as Nepal PM, his predecessor KP Oli is detained for Gen-Z protest deaths
EAM raises concerns of global south at G7 meet
Jaishankar raised Global South concerns on energy and food security at the G7 meeting, emphasizing trade corridors and UN reforms amid West Asia conflicts.
Trump calls Strait of Hormuz the ‘Strait of Trump’
Comment comes as strait carrying 20 million barrels of oil daily remains flashpoint in US-Iran conflict
Phase 1 Of Noida Airport Set To Take Off Today, PM Modi To Inaugurate
This will be the second international airport in Delhi-NCR, and Uttar Pradesh will become the first state in the country to have five international airports.
Hotelier son of Himachal CM’s aide ‘escapes’ abduction bid, 5 held
Strait of Hormuz: Who gets through, who doesn’t — and can Iran charge ships for passage?
Guest wore shorts to South Mumbai’s posh CCI, then took them off. Now he’s banned for life
NIGEL FARAGE: How Britain's democracy is rotting from within
UK's electoral system was once envy of the world. But it's now in grave peril thanks to 'family voting', mass postal ballots and bizarre anachronism of allowing Commonwealth citizens to vote.
Govt raises commercial LPG supply cap to 70%, industries get priority
The 70% cap represents the latest step in a graduated restoration of commercial supplies that began at 20% of pre-crisis levels.
Myanmar travellers take to the trains as fuel prices rise
Myanmar’s ageing railway stations are bustling with life, crowded with passengers as surging fuel prices due to the Middle East war drive commuters to choose trains over costly planes and cars. On a journey from the country’s largest city Yangon to the capital Naypyidaw, Agence France-Presse journal...
Tech can be an impact amplifier, but it’s not the whole story: Brigit Helms, Miller Center for Global Impact
MTR Corp’s use of CRRC technology can act as ‘showcase’ for rest of the world
The deployment of mainland China-made rail equipment and technologies by Hong Kong’s MTR Corporation can provide a “showcase” for their applications overseas, a top representative of manufacturing giant CRRC has said. Jin Guozhong, chief engineer of the CRRC Qishuyan Institute, the Chinese state-own...
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How research linking climate change and extreme weather events is being used in lawsuits.
