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Saudi Arabia’s Southern Front Reactivated Amid Rising Regional Tensions
A strike at Sanaa Airport and retaliatory Houthi drone attacks on Abha have ended years of de-escalation, threatening Saudi security and Red Sea shipping routes.
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Power Restored to Thousands Following Equipment Failure in South Barrie
Nearly 3,000 residents in south Barrie experienced a brief power outage Wednesday afternoon caused by equipment failure, according to Alectra Utilities.
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Nine Flights Declare Fuel Emergencies Following Runway Blockage at London Gatwick
A technical fault on a British Airways jet forced a runway closure at London Gatwick, triggering fuel emergencies for nine diverted inbound flights.
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Iraqi PM Ali al-Zaidi Visits Washington to Reset Ties with US
Iraqi PM Ali al-Zaidi met with President Trump and Defense Secretary Hegseth in Washington to discuss security cooperation and curbing Iran-aligned militias.
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Top European racehorses sold to Hong Kong as international demand surges
Following Royal Ascot, high-performing horses Alparslan and Generic have been sold to Hong Kong, fueling debate over the European bloodstock market’s economic role.
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UK State Pension Age: Government Faces Pressure to Accelerate Rise to 68
The UK government is under pressure to accelerate the state pension age increase to 68, potentially affecting five million workers and requiring urgent legislation.
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Keir Starmer bids farewell to Parliament as UK leadership transition looms
Prime Minister Keir Starmer has held his final PMQs ahead of Monday’s resignation, clearing the path for Andy Burnham to lead the UK government.
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Prince William Reportedly at Odds with King Charles Over Sussex Reconciliation
Reports suggest Prince William is deeply frustrated by King Charles III’s ongoing efforts to reconcile with Prince Harry and the Sussex family.
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US Reinstates Naval Blockade on Iran Amidst Escalating Gulf Conflict
The US has reimposed a naval blockade on Iranian ports following a collapse in diplomatic agreements and retaliatory strikes across the Gulf region.
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Princess Anne Concludes South Korea Visit Highlighting Bilateral Ties
Princess Anne concludes her high-profile tour of South Korea, marking 75 years since the Battle of Imjin River and strengthening UK-Korea industrial and cultural ties.
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Nine Planes Declare Emergencies After Runway Blockage at London Gatwick
Nine passenger aircraft declared emergencies and diverted after a British Airways flight blocked London Gatwick’s only operational runway early Wednesday.
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European Coalition Showcases Unity for Ukraine at Paris Bastille Day Parade
France marked Bastille Day with a massive military parade featuring Ukrainian troops and European allies, signaling a unified stance on regional security.
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Suspect in murder of American woman in Ireland arrested in Jordan
A Jordanian man linked to the murder of 43-year-old New York native Jamey Carney in Killarney has been detained by Jordanian authorities.
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UAE Travellers Face Europe Travel Uncertainty as France Battles Wildfires
Severe wildfires in France have triggered emergency responses, forcing UAE travellers to review flight, rail, and accommodation itineraries for summer 2026.
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ICTU Demands End to ‘Gimmicks’ in Pre-Budget 2027 Submission
The ICTU has unveiled its pre-Budget 2027 proposals, urging the government to prioritize public service investment and wage growth over short-term tax giveaways.
