Dubai Police have seized a vehicle and filed criminal charges against a motorist caught on video driving recklessly and harassing a delivery rider on a busy city road. The viral video, shared widely on social media, shows the driver deliberately blocking and intimidating a delivery biker, swerving dangerously close and forcing him to the side of the road. Police confirmed that the driver has been charged with reckless driving, endangering public safety, and harassment, while the car has been impounded as evidence. In an official statement, Dubai Police condemned the act, calling it “a serious violation of road safety and…
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PARIS:French President Emmanuel Macron has appealed to outgoing Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu to make a final attempt at reconciliation with rival political parties amid growing concerns over France’s deepening political crisis. According to French media reports, Macron personally met Lecornu, urging him to bridge political divides and help restore stability in the country. “For the sake of national unity, we must find common ground. France cannot afford more division,” Macron reportedly told the former prime minister. Lecornu, who resigned just 27 days after his nomination, had struggled to win parliamentary backing for his government agenda despite multiple outreach attempts. Insiders…
In a landmark move to enhance the pilgrim experience, Saudi Arabia’s Ministry of Hajj and Umrah has launched the “Zamzam from Nusuk” service, enabling Hajj and Umrah pilgrims to conveniently order 330 ml bottles of Zamzam water online via the Nusuk platform. The initiative, inaugurated by Minister of Hajj and Umrah Dr. Tawfiq Al-Rabiah, marks the first time that Zamzam water will be distributed nationwide in small bottles through a digital ordering and delivery system. According to the ministry, the service aims to ensure easy, safe, and reliable access to Zamzam water for both pilgrims and residents across Saudi Arabia.…
A wave of youth-led protests has shaken the island nation of Madagascar, where the military has seized power, dissolved parliament, and confirmed that President Andry Rajoelina has fled the country. The unrest — dubbed by local media as the “Gen Z Revolution” — mirrors similar movements in Nepal and other parts of the world, driven by a new generation demanding accountability, transparency, and better governance. After three weeks of massive demonstrations across the country, military spokesperson Colonel Michael Randrianarina announced on state television that the army had assumed control and would establish a transitional council to oversee reforms and organize…
U.S. President Donald Trump has claimed that Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has assured him that India will stop purchasing oil from Russia, a statement that has stirred diplomatic ripples between the two nations. Speaking to reporters at the Oval Office, Trump said he was “unhappy” with India’s continued oil trade with Moscow but that the issue had now been resolved. “Prime Minister Modi assured me that India will soon stop buying oil from Russia,” Trump said. “They can’t halt it immediately, but they will end it soon.” The claim comes just weeks after Washington imposed a 50% tariff on…
China has dismissed nine senior military officers, including Vice Chairman of the Central Military Commission He Weidong, in what officials are calling one of the most significant anti-corruption crackdowns in the country’s recent history. The Chinese Ministry of Defense confirmed the removals late Friday, stating that the officers are under investigation for “serious violations and grave misconduct.” Ministry spokesperson Zhang Xiaogang said the cases have been handed over to military prosecutors for further legal action. He Weidong, one of China’s most prominent military figures, was appointed to the powerful Central Military Commission in 2022 but had not been seen publicly…
In an era of shifting alliances and transactional diplomacy, Pakistan has emerged as an unlikely success story in managing its relations with U.S. President Donald Trump 2.0, combining strategic resources, deft negotiation — and a touch of flattery. During the Gaza ceasefire summit in Sharm el-Sheikh, Trump publicly praised Pakistan’s top military commander, calling him his “favorite field marshal.” He then invited Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif to the podium, who reciprocated with glowing words — even announcing that he would nominate Trump for the Nobel Peace Prize once again. Scenes like these were unimaginable just a year ago. Under previous…
British Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer has reaffirmed his government’s commitment to introducing a Digital Identity Card System, saying it will help authorities monitor illegal migration while improving access to public services for legal residents. The Prime Minister stated that the digital ID will be voluntary, allowing citizens to easily verify their identity, right to work, childcare eligibility, and welfare benefits. “It’s not just a reform,” he said, “it’s about strengthening transparency, trust, and national security.” According to British media, Starmer unveiled the initiative last month, describing it as a step toward integrating digital identity into everyday life in the…
British Communities Secretary Steve Reed has condemned the decision to bar women from participating in a charity fun run in East London, describing the incident as “deeply disturbing and entirely unacceptable.” The 5-kilometer event, organized by East London Mosque, took place on Sunday at Victoria Park and attracted hundreds of participants. However, online advertisements for the run stated that only men, boys of all ages, and girls under 12 were allowed to take part — sparking widespread criticism and outrage. “I have seen the reports, and I am as shocked as anyone would be,” Reed said in a statement. “It…
British Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer has announced plans to introduce a Digital Identity Card system, aimed at strengthening immigration controls and improving access to public services across the United Kingdom. The Prime Minister said the digital ID cards will initially be implemented on a voluntary basis, allowing individuals to verify their identity, employment eligibility, and entitlement to public benefits more easily. According to the Home Office, the new digital identity framework will help monitor illegal migrants, prevent identity fraud, and ensure transparency in welfare and employment systems. The ID could be used for services such as childcare, welfare claims,…
