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Taiwan’s deputy foreign minister made secret trip to Israel, sources say

Taiwan’s deputy foreign minister made secret trip to Israel, sources say

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UK police hunt suspects after 600 items relating to the British Empire are stolen from a museum

UK police hunt suspects after 600 items relating to the British Empire are stolen from a museum

By AP ·
Special Delhi ‘plant cafe’ offers residents respite from toxic smog video

Delhi ‘plant cafe’ offers residents respite from toxic smog

By Sanjay Kumar ·
Austrian parliament approves headscarf ban in schools

Austrian parliament approves headscarf ban in schools

By AFP ·
Bangladesh will hold the first national elections since 2024 mass uprising in February

Bangladesh will hold the first national elections since 2024 mass uprising in February

By AP ·
UN seeks emergency funding to support cyclone-hit Sri Lanka

UN seeks emergency funding to support cyclone-hit Sri Lanka

By AFP ·
Proposals on territorial concessions by Ukraine sent to Trump: Merz

Proposals on territorial concessions by Ukraine sent to Trump: Merz

By AFP ·
Animal trafficking reaches record high in 2025: Interpol

Animal trafficking reaches record high in 2025: Interpol

By AFP ·
Over 400 civilians killed in fighting in eastern Congo, despite US mediated peace deal

Over 400 civilians killed in fighting in eastern Congo, despite US mediated peace deal

By AP ·
Witkoff’s last Moscow visit helped resolve misunderstandings between Russia and US – chief diplomat

Witkoff’s last Moscow visit helped resolve misunderstandings between Russia and US – chief diplomat

By Reuters ·
South Korea minister resigns amid allegations of Unification Church payments

South Korea minister resigns amid allegations of Unification Church payments

By Reuters ·
Pakistan military court sentences ex-spy chief Faiz Hameed to 14 years in prison

Pakistan military court sentences ex-spy chief Faiz Hameed to 14 years in prison

By AP ·

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UAE announces all schools returning to remote learning

School buses parked outside a closed school in Dubai. (AFP file photo)

What We Are Reading Today: ‘Challenging Inequalities’ by Paul Johnson

What We Are Reading Today: ‘Challenging Inequalities’ by Paul Johnson

Pottery in Madinah emerges as key driver in creative economy

The sector is further supported through initiatives that back artisans, organize exhibitions, and provide training. (SPA)

KSrelief expands aid to vulnerable communities

KSrelief distributes 24,800 hot meals in Gaza Strip. (SPA)

Where We Are Going Today: MXD in Riyadh

Red Sea Shrimp Bowl at MXD. (Supplied)

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How Israel’s war on Hezbollah in south Lebanon is devastating farmland, raising food security concerns

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