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For Ukraine, Iran War Triggers A 'Oil Like' Drone Demand Rush
Kyiv has become one of the world's most advanced drone manufacturing hubs since Russia invaded in 2022.
Gulf States Demand Iran To Halt Strikes And Pay Reparations At UN
The UN Human Rights Council was considering a draft resolution to condemn the attacks by Iran and its actions aimed at closing the Strait of Hormuz.
Rohingyas In Bangladesh Fear UN Food Aid Cuts Amid Drop In Global Funding
Refugees are officially not allowed to work in Bangladesh, and smaller rations make survival even more difficult for Rohingyas.
Americans Say US-Iran War Gone Too Far, Many Fear Gas Price Hike: Poll
While Trump is deploying warships and troops to the Middle East, about 59 per cent of Americans say US military action in Iran has been excessive.
Kenya Flower Industry Loses $1.4 Million Weekly Due To US-Iran-Israel War
While the Middle East isn't Kenya's main export market for flowers, the US-Iran war has disrupted its cargo freight to Europe, leading to huge losses.
"What Generals Broke, Soldiers Can't Fix": Iran Speaker's Warning To Trump
In a stern warning to the US forces, Iran's parliamentary speaker, Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf, said that sending troops to the region will not solve what the US and Israeli leadership have botched.
Dubai Airport's Surprise Gifts Move Travellers To Tears Amid Disruptions
Dubai International Airport has won praise after staff distributed small souvenir packs to departing passengers during recent disruptions, turning emotional goodbyes into moments of comfort and highlighting the city's signature hospitality.
"Storm Of The Century" Leaves British Tourists Stranded On Minibus Roof In Spain, Rescue Follows
The rescue took place as Storm Therese battered the Canary Islands for a fifth consecutive day.
"Blood Everywhere": Air Canada Survivor Recounts 12 Seconds Before Crash
Jack Cabot, 22, said the passenger next to him injured their face and blood was gushing from their nose.
"Filthy Criminal' Taunt to 'Right Person': Trump's Iran Pick, Mohd Ghalibaf
Born to Kurdish-Persian parents in 1961 near Mashhad, a Shiite pilgrim hub in Iran's northeast, Ghalibaf is an expert in human and political geography, who married Zahra Sadat Moshir in 1982 - their wedding officiated by Khomenei - and has three chil
Pakistan's 1971 Blood Trail Mention In Tarique Rahman's Genocide Day Message
On the night of March 25, 1971, the Pakistan Army launched Operation Searchlight, a planned military offensive designed to crush Bengali demands for democracy, autonomy and the transfer of power after the Awami League's electoral victory in Pakistan'
Dubai To Introduce Major Changes In Banking, Education And Travel From April
Dubai will implement key changes in April 2026, including the removal of OTPs for banking, resumption of in-person classes, return of airline services and the end of a temporary residency rule.
Heat, Not Floods, May Become Climate Change's Biggest Killer: Report
While cooler areas may see fewer deaths, many hotter countries and cities will face rising mortality if no action is taken.
Watch: Squirrels Found Vaping In London, Mistaking Fruity Smell For Food
A viral video shows a grey squirrel holding a vape, raising concerns over wildlife exposure to litter and nicotine.
"Don't Call Defeat Agreement": Trump Wants Peace Now, Why Iran May Fight On
Four weeks into the conflict, Trump appears to have realised that he underestimated Tehran's resilience
India Can Be "Trusted" Player In Reducing Middle East Tensions: Iran Envoy
The Iranian envoy's remarks came after US President Donald Trump announced a temporary pause on American escalation and called on Tehran to return to the negotiation table.
Trump's Approval Hits New Low As Fuel Prices Rise Amid Iran War: Poll
A Reuters poll noted that Trump's handling of the cost of living crisis and his war efforts against Iran have led to a nosedive in his approval ratings.
US Woman Allegedly Kidnaps 11-Year-Old Autistic Son's Bully To Force Apology
Shannon Tufuga has been accused of deliberately searching for the boy before confronting him while he was riding his bicycle
Iran Stops Pak-Bound Ship From Crossing Hormuz Over Lack Of Permission
"The container ship SELEN was turned back by the IRGC Navy due to failure to comply with legal protocols and lack of permission to pass through the Strait of Hormuz," IRGC Navy commander Alireza Tangsiri said in a post on X.
