Authorities in the United Arab Emirates issued a red alert across the gulf nation advising citizens to remain vigilant as the weather condition continues to get worse Tuesday, forcing the government to shut down schools and send its employees to work remotely. Heavy rain and thunderstorms were witnessed across the UAE with powerful lightening on […]
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The Iranian government Tuesday allowed the two Pakistanis aboard an Israeli ship to return to Pakistan, diplomatic sources said. According to the sources, Iran permitted the release of the Pakistani captives following efforts by the Foreign Office. They added that the Iranian Ambassador to Pakistan Reza Amiri Moghadam assured the release of both Pakistanis, further
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Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin spoke with China’s national defense minister Tuesday morning, in the latest in a series of U.S. steps to improve communications with the Chinese military and reduce unsafe and aggressive incidents in the Indo-Pacific. It was the first time Austin has talked to Adm. Dong Jun and the first time he has
Ambassador Rahm Emanuel has urged Japan to increase its involvement in weapon development, production and supply to bolster security. He voiced the necessity of stronger defense industry cooperation between the U.S. and Japan, saying that the U.S. alone cannot supply all democracies. Japan plans to explore opportunities for co-licensing, co-production and co-development of military technologies
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Copenhagen residents looked on in horror Tuesday as the Danish capital’s historic stock exchange building was engulfed in flames and its 180-foot spire in the shape of four entwined dragon tails collapsed. Everyone inside the building was able to leave. Known as the Borsen, the 400-year-old building served as the stock exchange until the 1970s.
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The Israeli army carried out several raids across the occupied West Bank to arrest Palestinians. The Israeli forces raided the city of Qalqilya, northern the West Bank, and stormed into several homes in the city, the eyewitnesses told media. They added that the Israeli army vehicles intentionally hit Palestinian cars to damage them, while the
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Marty Small and his wife La’Quetta accused of beating their teenage daughter. — Instagram/@immartysmall Marty Small, the mayor of Atlantic City and his wife La’Quetta on Monday were charged with abusing and assaulting their teenage daughter on multiple occasions. According to NBC News, the Atlantic County Prosecutor’s Office said it filed charges against both parents
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Pro-Palestinian demonstrators blocked roads, highways and bridges across the country Monday, snarling traffic and sparking arrests from coast to coast in what some activists declared to be a coordinated day of economic protest against the Israel-Gaza war. The disruption appeared to span the country for much of Monday. Protesters in San Francisco parked vehicles on
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An IRS office in Houston was forced to close early over the weekend – just two days before the Tax Day deadline – after a fight broke out and people rushed into the building to get help with their taxes. It happened during the IRS’ Tax Assistance event. Hundreds of people lined up early Saturday
UNITED NATIONS (AP) — Russia and Ukraine on Monday traded blame before the United Nations Security Council for the attacks on Europe’s largest nuclear power plant, which the head of the International Atomic Energy Agency said have put the world “dangerously close to a nuclear accident.” Without attributing blame, IAEA Director General Rafael Mariano Grossi
