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The emirate aims to more than double tourist arrivals by 2030 and is pitching opportunities in property, green and digital projects.
US ‘border tsar’ meets with Minnesota leaders after the fatal shooting of ICU nurse Alex Pretti sparks a full-blown crisis.
Incident occurred in Arivaca, near the US-Mexico border, and follows recent controversial shootings by immigration agents.
A Beckham family feud is exposing the pitfalls of celebrity name trademarks and their impact on personal identity and legacy.
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Thousands of school kits reach Gaza as Unicef confirms Israel lifts blockade that left children learning without pencils or books.
Spain seizes 10 tonnes of drugs and arrests 105 suspects, while Portugal intercepts a record haul from a ‘narco-sub’.
Report reveals that nearly 7 million people are living on well below the UK median income as the nation’s poorest get even poorer.
Spokeswoman Karoline Leavitt said the death of a nurse in Minnesota was a result of ‘deliberate and hostile resistance by Democrat leaders’.
The Italian government is moving to limit Sinochem’s influence over Pirelli in a bid to ease the tyre maker’s US expansion.
The EU, which suspended the deal in protest against Trump’s demand to take over Greenland, has put off a decision until next week.
US President Donald Trump has not ruled out a military intervention as the US ‘armada’ reaches the region.
Former home secretary joins right-wing Reform UK and declares ‘Britain is indeed broken’.
The former prime minister had two cardiac arrests while in Ho Chi Minh City for a Peaceful Unification Advisory Council meeting.
The spotted sharks have sharply declined in the wild over the past decade due to overfishing and habitat loss.
World No 9 team missing from one-month global showpiece following refusal to play matches in India.
Volunteers race to save wildlife amid war-linked environmental disaster.
More than 11,000 flights cancelled and a million homes and businesses left without power as temperatures plunge.
Labour Party committee blocks Andy Burnham’s candidacy in an 8-1 vote, denying him a platform before the next election.
Conservative Lee Hye-hoon’s appointment was viewed as an attempt by President Lee Jae Myung to promote national unity with cross-party appointments.
‘I do feel scared, but at the same time, I know I have to take care of my people too,’ a volunteer tracking ICE officers says.
Decision comes after weeks of uncertainty during which the Bangladeshis insist they would not play its matches in India over safety worries.
Forecasters predict dangerously cold temperatures, with snow, sleet and freezing rain threatening to cause blackouts.
More talks are expected, however, with a US official saying ‘I don’t think we’re so far away’ from a Putin-Zelensky meeting.
Incumbent ruler Yoweri Museveni, 81, president since 1986, was declared winner of the January 15 election, but Wine alleged extensive fraud.
Exposure to the likes of minus 45 degrees Celsius without proper clothing can lead to hypothermia very quickly, experts warn.
As a US strike group sails to the Middle East, Trump has again warned Iran against killing protesters or restarting its nuclear programme.
Nico Antic was pulled from the water by friends and taken to hospital with severe injuries to both legs.
US officials have recently been pushing to allow American troops in South Korea more flexibility to operate outside the peninsula.
The Abu Dhabi negotiations are the first trilateral meetings involving Ukrainian and Russian envoys and US mediators since the war began.
