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Mian Mujahid Shah, Gulf Today A divorcee woman, who had been chained and kept in a dark room without electricity by her brothers for the last year was rescued...
Gulf Today Report Promising UAE swimmer Yousuf Al Matrooshi made his Olympics debut on Tuesday and produced an impressive run in the heats of the men's 100m freestyle competition....
Aya Al Deeb, Staff Reporter The Abu Dhabi Court of Cassation upheld a ruling rejecting a lawsuit filed by the brother of a woman after her death, in which...
Mariecar Jara-Puyod, Senior Reporter A much deeper appreciation and more insightful learning-cum-experience on Africa rises from Sharjah come 2023 as a highly-specialised inter-disciplinary academic and research centre is set...
Gulf Today Report Ireland was forced to take a U-turn on number of guests allowed to attend wedding during pandemic after some brides-to-be dressed all in white to protest...
Gulf Today Report The Egyptian city of Idku witnessed a strange incident on Monday during a funeral of a person. The mourners were surprised by the movement of the...
The coronavirus pandemic has disrupted schedules of millions of people, regardless of whether they are on the work or home front. There is also another sector that has been badly...
A Venezuelan soldier takes cover behind an armoured vehicle. For 48 hours he has ducked flying bullets. He is not on a battlefield but rather in a suburb of Caracas,...
He’s a funny fellow, Boris Johnson, isn’t he? He relaxes “lockdown” too rapidly and too soon – I’m talking about the last two relaxations at least – and then starts...
Naomi Ishisaka, Tribune News Service “A pandemic of the unvaccinated.” That’s the misguided and dangerous statement that took hold last week nationwide as President Joe Biden and CDC Director...
