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President Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan of the United Arab Emirates arrived in Doha on Wednesday for a fraternal visit to Qatar. He was welcomed at Hamad International Airport by Emir Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani, alongside senior

Toronto police are investigating a new wave of vandalism targeting automated speed enforcement cameras, as two additional units were found cut down overnight. The latest incidents bring the total number of vandalized cameras in recent weeks to at least six,

The European Parliament has adopted new binding legislation aimed at reducing food and textile waste across the European Union by 2030, setting specific targets for member states and introducing extended producer responsibility requirements for textile manufacturers. The law, passed in

Moscow has launched Russia’s first autonomous passenger tram, marking a significant advancement in the country’s public transportation sector. The vehicle, equipped with artificial intelligence and developed using locally engineered software, began regular service with passengers on board on September 9.

A new study funded by NASA has found that spaceflight accelerates the aging of blood-forming stem cells in the human body, raising potential concerns about the long-term health effects of extended missions in space. The research, published in the journal

Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba announced his resignation on Sunday, stepping down less than a year into his term following consecutive electoral losses that weakened the ruling Liberal Democratic Party’s standing in parliament. The announcement came after the LDP’s poor

At least three people were killed and more than 80 others injured on Sunday when a two-storey community hall collapsed during a religious gathering in Indonesia’s West Java province. The incident occurred in the village of Sukamakmur, located in Bogor

The United Arab Emirates (UAE) has intensified its humanitarian efforts in Afghanistan, deploying three military aircraft carrying over 105 tonnes of food aid on September 7 in response to a powerful earthquake that struck the eastern provinces. The airlift was

Microsoft reported on Saturday that multiple subsea fiber-optic cables were severed in the Red Sea on September 6, 2025, disrupting internet connectivity and causing increased latency for users of its Azure cloud platform. The cable cuts have affected data routes

Typhoon Peipah made landfall in western Japan early Friday, bringing torrential rain, damaging winds and the threat of landslides and flooding to multiple regions as it moved along the Pacific coast. The storm first struck near Sukumo in Kochi Prefecture