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Qatar's Ministry of Interior has issued a stern warning regarding driving without a valid license, emphasizing it's a criminal offense with severe penalties. Motorists face potential imprisonment from one month to three years and fines ranging from QR10,000 to QR50,000. These strict measures aim to enhance road safety by ensuring…

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer has arrived in the Chinese financial center of Shanghai in his bid to boost business opportunities for U.K. firms in the world’s second-largest economy, just hours after President Donald Trump signaled a possible opposition to any deal between Beijing and London

In a stark display of Aceh's strict Sharia law, a couple endured 140 public canings each for extramarital sex and alcohol consumption. This severe punishment, witnessed by many, underscores the province's conservative Islamic regulations. Even a Sharia police officer faced lashes for a similar offense, highlighting the unwavering enforcement of…

Hollywood star Sydney Sweeney is navigating intense online speculation, particularly the "MAGA Barbie" label, which she insists others have attached to her. She emphasises her commitment to art and storytelling, not politics, expressing frustration at her identity being politicised. Sweeney desires to be known for her craft, not political discourse.

In today’s newsletter: As boarded‑up units spread from coastal towns to former industrial centres, a new ​Guardian investigation reveals how ​o​ur high streets have become a litmus test for public frustration and ​p​olitical choices

The inaugural UAE–Kuwaiti Women’s Forum in Abu Dhabi emphasizes women's empowerment, sustainable development, and future leadership, reinforcing bilateral cooperation. This initiative, aligned with national visions from both countries, fosters dialogue and collaboration on critical issues, including technology, peace, and climate action, while an accompanying exhibition showcases women-led businesses and heritage.

A French human rights group is calling for the repatriation of 47 French nationals held in Iraqi prisons after being transferred from Syria, where they were first detained on suspicion of belonging to the Islamic State group.

New Zealand joins UK, France, Italy and Germany in rejecting Trump’s Board of Peace offer

When temperatures drop suddenly, trapped water can freeze and expand, splitting trunks with a gunshot-like sound

Book The Crown’s Silence details how crown profited from and protected trade in enslaved African people for centuries

Area where boys were hiking known for rugged terrain, dense bushland, and limited mobile phone reception