Web Desk — Israel gives an open warning to Iran directly and the world indirectly by saying that it may take unilateral action against Iran if necessary, regardless of any nuclear agreement between Tehran and world powers. Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett gave this statement as talks continued in Vienna on reviving the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action, the 2015 …
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UAE Likely To Be On FATF Grey List
Web Desk — The Financial Action Task Force (FATF) is seriously considering placing the United Arab Emirates (UAE) on the list of countries subject to more oversight for shortcomings in combating money laundering and terror financing, even after a recent government push to stamp out illicit transactions, Bloomberg has reported. In short, The FATF may add UAE to its “gray …
Read More »Hungry Leopard Takes Away Pet Dog
Web Desk — When the bad time comes, even the safest wall of the house cannot stop it. In India, a wild leopard broke into a house at night in search of food. A pet dog saw the leopard and ran inside the house to save his life but the leopard chased his prey, pressed the dog in its strong …
Read More »Rapid Increase In Omicron Cases Worldwide
Web Desk — The rapid increase in the number of Omicron patients around the world has deprived the rulers of sleep. The Indian capital, New Delhi, has announced a curfew from tonight. According to details, the claims to have overcome the covid-19 have died down as coronavirus’s new and more lethal variant Omicron cases have increased rapidly around the world. …
Read More »UK Hospitality Business Dips Down Further From Omicron Surge
Web Desk — Britain’s pandemic-weary hospitality industry has been hit hard by soaring coronavirus cases caused by the Omicron variant this season, as anxious customers cancel bookings and curtail socialising. Pubs, restaurants, and bars – already suffering from reduced revenue due to the pandemic for nearly two years – now face lost income during the busiest and most valuable time …
Read More »No Laughing, No shopping in N. Korea
Web Desk — In order to mark the 10th death anniversary of North Korea’s leader, Kim Jong-il, the state has barred its citizens from laughing, shopping and other leisure activities for 11 days. Drinking will also be prohibited during the mourning period. This is not a new practice in North Korea as the same have been imposed in the past, …
Read More »Humayun Saeed Gets UAE Golden Visa
Web Desk — Renowned film and tv actor Humayun Saeed is another celebrity from Pakistan to have received the Golden Visa of United Arab Emirates (UAE). The Meray Pass Tum Ho actor Humayun Saeed shared the news on Instagram with picture of receiving his new visa from an official of the UAE Government. Saeed thanked the UAE rulers saying: “Honoured …
Read More »Israeli PM Bennet’s Landmark Visit To UAE
Web Desk — Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett will meet with Abu Dhabi Crown Prince Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Al-Nahyan during his trip to the United Arab Emirates on Sunday, the highest-level visit since the countries formalized relations in November last year. Bennett will meet with the UAE’s de facto ruler on Monday to discuss “deepening relations between Israel and …
Read More »UAE’s New Weekend From New Year
Web Desk — Beginning from January 1, 2022, the United Arab Emirates will adopt a new four-and-a-half day working week with Saturdays and Sundays as the new weekends. The United Arab Emirates announced today that it will move to a four-and-a-half-day working week starting January 1, 2022, in a tweet and official statement. The weekend will be Friday afternoon, Saturday, …
Read More »Previous Covid Infection Un-Protective Against Omicron
Web Desk — South African scientists warn that the new omicron variant is more likely to cause reinfections among people who have already battled COVID-19, abc News has reported. In South Africa, researchers have been tracking reinfections and reported a jump with the arrival of Omicron that they had not noticed when the previous variants, including the extra-contagious delta variant, …
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