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Thai Tourists Wake Up to a King Cobra 'Slithering Across My Neck' Inside A Hotel

Thai tourists' terrifying encounter with a king cobra in a hotel room has gone viral. Learn how the incident unfolded and what to do if you encounter a snake.

International Business Times UK

True or False? Did Woman Who Called ICE To Arrest Immigrant Workers Working On Her Home Face Felony Charges? Here's The Truth

A Cambridge homeowner is at the centre of controversy after viral videos suggest she called ICE on Guatemalan workers to avoid paying a roofing bill. ICE denies the claim

International Business Times UK

UAE announces April 2026 petrol and diesel prices as rates jump by up to Dh2 per litre

UAE motorists will face significant fuel price increases in April 2026, with petrol and diesel rates set to rise by up to nearly Dh2 per litre. This sharp hike, approved by the UAE Fuel Price Committee, reflects escalating global crude oil prices driven by geopolitical tensions and supply disruptions.

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Jazeera Airways resumes flights to Jeddah, launches service to Karachi and new routes via Saudi Arabia

Kuwait's major carrier Jazeera Airways, has announced numerous new plans in the past few days in an attempt to strengthen its connectivity to regional and international locations while also ensuring passenger convenience.

The Times of India

US strikes Isfahan: Why is it key to Iran's military, nuclear infrastructure

The United States’ reported strike on Isfahan has brought renewed focus to one of Iran’s most sensitive strategic hubs. While Iran has not specified the extent of damage, a media report suggests that American forces used 2,000-pound bunker-buster bombs to strike a large ammunition depot in Isfahan.

The Times of India

Saudi authorities bust illegal fitness drug racket, detain gym trainers

Saudi health authorities have detained Arab gym trainers for illegally selling unregistered weight loss medications, hormonal drugs, and peptides. Investigations uncovered a warehouse storing these substances, including Retatrutide, under unsafe conditions. Legal action is underway, with potential penalties including imprisonment and fines.

The Times of India

Trump tells Britain 'go get your own oil’ and Hegseth mocks 'big, bad Royal Navy' in latest attacks on UK over Iran war

Donald Trump has blasted Britain for refusing to help in the ‘decapitation of Iran’ as rising oil and gas prices hit UK consumers

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Final exams cancelled for IB students in UAE, alternative grading system announced

Students of the International Baccalaureate (IB) across the UAE will not sit for their final exams in 2026, following the ongoing regional conflict and US-Israel-Iran conflict.

The Times of India

Israel Death Penalty Law Triggers Global Outrage as Palestinians Face Execution Under New Knesset Vote

Israel approves death penalty law for Palestinians convicted of lethal attacks, drawing criticism from human rights groups and global powers

International Business Times UK

Pressure, not peace yet: How Saudi, UAE, Kuwait want the Iran war to go

The United States’ Gulf allies, led by Saudi Arabia and the UAE, have reportedly urged US President Donald Trump to continue military action against Iran, arguing that Tehran has not been sufficiently weakened by the monthlong US-led bombing campaign, according to American, Gulf, and Israeli officials.

The Times of India

Can Europe’s public service media survive attacks by the far right?

From Italy to France, Germany to Hungary, nationalist governments and politicians are targeting media with the same playbook

The Guardian - UK

Australia warns social media platforms of ‘major gaps’ in enforcing under-16 ban

E-safety commission investigating ‘potential non-compliance’ by Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat, TikTok, and YouTube

The Independent UK

UAE extends distance learning till April 17; Ministry confirms schools and universities to remain online

The UAE has extended distance learning for all educational institutions until April 17, 2026, impacting millions of students. This decision, announced by the Ministry of Education, prioritizes safety while maintaining learning continuity through digital platforms. The situation will be reviewed weekly, with potential revisions to the reopening timeline.

The Times of India

Republican ‘betrayer’? Curtis Silwa faces backlash for comedy skit with NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani and former Republican rival Curtis Sliwa appeared together in a comedy sketch at a charity gala, drawing criticism from some within the Republican Party. The staged parody, which played on Sliwa's fondness for cats, led to accusations of betrayal and questioned loyalty from party…

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The Guardian - UK

Tuesday briefing: How to make sense of England’s local elections campaigns

In today’s newsletter: From breakthroughs to breakdowns, what we can expect to see – and what the consequences of the vote could be

The Times of India

Will UAE fuel prices rise in April 2026 as global crude nears $115? What motorists can expect

UAE motorists should brace for higher fuel prices in April 2026 as global crude oil nears $115 per barrel. The monthly price adjustments directly reflect international market trends. Tight supply, steady demand, and geopolitical factors are driving this surge, likely increasing commuting and logistics costs for residents.

The Times of India

Usha Vance turns narrator: Opens podcast to promote child literacy; netizens blame JD Vance for 'defunding' the Department of Education

Second Lady of the United States of America, Usha Vance recently launched her own podcast 'Storytime with the Second Lady' under her larger campaign to increase child literacy rates and encourage reading among kids.

The Guardian - AU

Zomi Frankcom’s brother demands audio of deadly Israeli strike but ambassador says ‘it’s in the IDF’s hands’

On second anniversary of aid worker’s killing in Gaza, her family renews calls for an open and transparent investigation

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International Business Times UK

Trump Iran Threat 'No Deal, No Infrastructure' Warning Shakes Strait of Hormuz Talks

Trump warns Iran of targeting civilian energy and water systems if Strait of Hormuz deal fails, raising oil market and Middle East tensions

International Business Times UK

Trump 2028? Top Lawyer Reveals 'Constitutional Loophole' That Could Allow Third Term

A look into the 'loophole' theory suggesting Donald Trump could return to the presidency in 2028 through succession, despite constitutional limits.

The Guardian - UK

‘Women who speak out must be exterminated’: the rising tide of digital violence facing Ethiopian activists

Feminists and rights defenders say online threats have rapidly escalated, forcing some to leave the country for their safety

The Guardian - AU

China to ban storing remains of dead in ‘bone ash apartments’

Practice of using apartments to store relatives’ ashes has risen as rapid urbanisation and ageing population increases competition for cemetery plots

The Times of India

President Donald J. Trump International Airport: Florida's Palm Beach airport to get new name

Palm Beach International Airport is officially set to become President Donald J. Trump International Airport following a Florida bill signed by Governor Ron DeSantis. Eric Trump announced the change, which takes effect July 1st, pending procedural updates. The Trump Organization filed a trademark for the name, assuring no financial benefit…

The Independent UK

The Latest: Fighting as Israel invades Lebanon kills UN peacekeepers and Israeli troops

Officials say fighting as Israel invades southern Lebanon has killed U.N. peacekeepers and Israeli soldiers as U.S. President Donald Trump and Iranian officials issued contradictory statements about negotiations to end their war

The Times of India

Willing to end war without re-opening Hormuz, Donald Trump tells aides as Iran refuses to budge

President Trump is reportedly willing to end the conflict without reopening the Strait of Hormuz, opting instead to weaken Iran's military capabilities and increase diplomatic pressure. This shift comes as an operation to unblock the strait was deemed likely to extend the conflict beyond his preferred timeline.

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