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Nearly 100 dead, hundreds injured as anti-government protests resume in Bangladesh DHAKA, Bangladesh: Nearly 100 people were killed and hundreds injured as anti-government protests resumed across Bangladesh on Sunday. Protesters demanded the resignation of the prime minister, who accused protesters of “acts of sabotage” and of blocking mobile internet to quell the unrest. The country's … Read more
A campaign has been launched to help cover Brittany Higgins' “medical, counselling and legal costs” as she faces the prospect of having to sell her home.
Jeddah: One of the oldest buildings in Jeddah’s historic Al-Balad district, the 19th-century Sharbatly House has been transformed into a centre hosting cultural, literary, artistic, scientific and intellectual events. The renovation was carried out by businessman Seifalah Sharbatly, grandson of Abdullah Sharbatly, who sought to modernize the building while preserving its character, foundations, interiors and … Read more
The nation's largest employers have ordered their employees to return to the office, as working from home looks set to be a thing of the past.
Jerusalem: The Israeli military said Sunday that it had not changed its civilian protection policy “so far” amid expectations of retaliation by Iran and Hezbollah for the killing of two senior Israeli officials. “I would like to mention the various reports and rumors that we are on alert for enemy action on the territory of … Read more
Police have warned that luxury cars “do not give immunity from traffic laws” after allegations emerged that Ferraris and Porsches were hitting “astonishing” speeds in reckless street racing.
How Sudan's conflict and mass migration are taking a devastating toll on civilians Dubai: Sudanese freelance photographer Faiz Abubakr has been documenting the crisis in his homeland since April 2023, when violence between military factions erupted. The Sudanese military, led by Sudan's de facto president Abdel Fattah al-Burhan, has since been fighting the Rapid Support … Read more
A man has died in hospital after being involved in a horrific all-terrain vehicle crash while driving cattle in the countryside.
TRIPOLI: Libya's internationally recognized government on Sunday condemned attempts to shut down operations at the Sharara oil field, describing it as “political intimidation.” The government said in a statement that it would spare no effort to protect the interests of the Libyan people after local protesters partially shut down the field on Saturday. Sharara, one … Read more
In another blow to struggling Australians, a pint of beer, a pack of liquor or spirits will cost more from Monday due to a rise in alcohol tax.
