Politics & Current Affairs
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Ajman Tourism Joins Forces With Culture, Media Sectors
Ajman tourism has begun a new chapter as two major departments join forces through a governmental restructuring. The Ajman Department of…
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Reevaluating Policy: Shifts in Approach to Sudan’s RSF After El Fasher Massacre
Sudan’s horrifying crisis continues to spiral out of control. The death toll has crossed 150,000 while more than 14 million people…
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UAE Condemns Sudan Violence, Announces Major Relief Fund
UAE has condemned ‘heinous attacks’ in Sudan’s Al Fasher while announcing most important relief efforts as the devastating conflict enters…
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Major Poll Shows Unexpected Twist in NYC Mayoral Fight
The NYC mayoral race has taken a dramatic turn. Democratic nominee Zohran Mamdani has widened his lead by a lot.…
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“No Plans to Step Down,” Says 92-Year-Old Paul Biya After Win
Paul Biya, the world’s oldest head of state at 92, has won his eighth term as Cameroon’s president amid fierce…
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Tanzania Swears In President Hassan While Streets Burn
President Hassan took her oath of office for a second term under heavy security at a military base in Dodoma. The…
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Sudan’s Silent Genocide: The Massacre No One Can Ignore
In El-Fasher, the desert wind carries the smell of ash and silence. In just three days, 1,500 lives were erased,…
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RAK Port Infrastructure: Strategic Blueprint for Maritime Excellence
RAK port system’s US$1 billion Saqr 2.0 project revolutionizes regional trade dynamics through ambitious greenfield development. Saqr Port, the largest…
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Climate Threat Spurs RAK’s Bold Coastal Protection Strategy
Temperature rise affects 37.5% of coastal areas, while flooding affects 28.6% and sea level rise threatens 14.3% of regions. These…
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Harris Reveals Tensions With Biden: ‘He Greatly Disappointed Me’
Kamala Harris reveals her “complicated” relationship with former President Joe Biden in her new memoir. She describes moments where he “greatly…
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