U.S. President Donald Trump said on Sunday that he and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy were "getting a lot closer, maybe very close" to an agreement to end the war in Ukraine, though both leaders acknowledged that some of the thorniest details remain unresolved.
Thousands of people took to the streets across Somaliland on Sunday to celebrate its official recognition by Israel, a landmark diplomatic breakthrough for the self-declared republic.
In a precision operation conducted deep within Gaza City, Israeli special forces have reportedly apprehended a high-ranking Palestinian Islamic Jihad (PIJ) member linked to the kidnapping of an Israeli citizen.
Sharjah International Airport has announced it is fully prepared to handle an expected increase in passenger traffic during the winter holiday period, following the introduction of several operational measures aimed at improving passenger flow and maintaining service standards.
Nationalist Prime Minister Albin Kurti’s party won more than half of the votes in Sunday's election, opening the way to create a new government after a year-long political deadlock that has paralysed parliament and delayed key international funding.
Three people were killed on Sunday when protests in Syria's Alawite heartland of Latakia spiralled into gunfire and other violence, according to the province's media office.
The first real snowfalls of the season have finally reached Lebanon, bringing with them that familiar sense of winter excitement.
Dubai’s wellness scene is about to get a major new player. Sacra, a Russian-inspired bathhouse and spa backed by Bulldozer Group, is preparing to open in Jumeirah with an ambitious promise: a ritual-led recovery destination that blends old-world bathing traditions with modern wellness tech.
The United Arab Emirates closed 2025 with its most successful sporting year on record, posting unprecedented medal hauls across regional, continental and global competitions.
The confrontation between Iran and Israel is often described as inevitable. It is not. What is inevitable is something far more specific and far more consequential a reckoning between a regime that seeks permanent leverage and a state that cannot afford permanent vulnerability.
Italian prosecutors said on Saturday they had arrested nine people on suspicion of financing Hamas through charities based in Italy, in an operation coordinated by anti-mafia and anti-terrorism units.
Ahmad Ali Chokr, a former officer of Lebanon’s General Security, has not been seen for the past ten days, according to Lebanese judicial and security sources.
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