What once seemed like attractive economics have been upended by increasing competition and rising interest rates
What once seemed like attractive economics have been upended by increasing competition and rising interest rates
Meta Platforms Inc is facing a collective lawsuit filed on behalf of around 45 million Facebook users in Britain
The Kremlin’s and Kyiv’s forces remained locked in combat ahead of renewed military pushes that are expected when the weather improves
While they have taken steps to help prevent mishaps, a new report finds they offer few protections if, for instance, users accidentally send money to the wrong person
Lionsgate announces casting for the film being produced by Oscar-winning 'Bohemian Rhapsody' producer Graham King
In the world’s testing ground for tech, K-pop singers are being spun up out of pixels and doing battle in a virtual universe
It will allow visitors to enter the Kingdom, perform Umrah, visit Madinah, and tourist spots as well
Rishi Sunak: 'I will take whatever steps are necessary to restore the integrity back into politics'
US Secretary of State says he will urge Israelis and Palestinians to calm tensions during his meeting with Netanyahu and Abbas
The funeral prayer for the deceased will be performed tomorrow in Riyadh
Ousted prime minister addressed his first public meeting since May on Saturday
It has also allowed trials against ex prime minister Mahinda Rajapaksa, finance minister and two central bank governors
Customs duties, airport levies and other local taxes on raw materials imported to make sanitary items waived with immediate effect
Health Minister Keheliya Rambukwella, however, dismissed claims of malnutrition among young children, calling these 'politically motivated'
The World Bank estimates that the island nation's turbulent economy will contract by 9.2% this year and 4.2% in 2023
All the people aboard the Myanmar-flagged Lady 3 fishing vessel, including 20 children, were brought safely to Vung Tau in Vietnam
Ranil Wickremesinghe expresses confidence that the country will tide over its worst financial crisis
The country's economic crisis has led to an acute dollar shortage to pay for imports of food, fuel and medicine, a plunge in the rupee and runaway inflation
Years of economic mismanagement combined with Covid-19 have left the island country in its worst economic crisis
Island nation has worked to use its foreign exchange reserves to meet fuel imports, reallocate funding from multilateral agencies for other critical imports
The money will help one million farmers in time for the next cultivation season
71-year-old will be out of the country to receive medical treatment till January 2023
After moving to the Saudi club Al Nassr early this month, the former Manchester United star has already played in two matches in Riyadh
'We would like to see Cristiano and Messi in the same league again', Saudi football official tells Spanish newspaper
This comes weeks after the kingdom lifted restrictions on numbers, as well as an age limit, on visitors for the first time in three years
He leads Al Nassr to a 1-0 victory over Ettifaq in his first match
It will allow visitors to enter the Kingdom, perform Umrah, visit Madinah, and tourist spots as well
‘The first day working here was like a dream for me — entering the train, entering the cabin,’ says Tharaa Ali
Portuguese striker was blamed for team's loss after failing to score a goal from point-blank range
The bespoke timepiece is set with over 300 Tsavorite stones – the most expensive of all garnets, and roughly 200 times more rare than emeralds
Unlicensed facilities conducting tourism activities should obtain a licence before March 25
Portuguese striker scores two goals in his Saudi Arabia debut
The Argentine Christian figure has made outreach to Muslim communities a priority during his papacy, having visited a number of them over the years
UAE foreign minister co-chairs 10th session of UAE-Bahrain Joint Higher Committee
The Bahrain King receives UAE Minister Sheikh abdullah, praises Emirates' role in laying the foundation for security and stability in the region
This comes a month after it was declared that flexi permit, which allowed holders to take up freelance jobs with multiple employers, would be abolished
A lineup of entertaining events includes drone shows, live music, food and concert with Martin Garrix on December 31
Prince Salman submitted resignation of old cabinet earlier, which the king accepted
The pontiff is on his second visit to the Gulf region
Francis to meet King of Bahrain, address forum, hold open-air mass and lead prayer for peace
Verdict follows a public outcry after a video recorded by another employee went viral on social media
Proposed set of new labour reforms will replace Flexi Permits and streamline processes involved with registering for work or change of employment
His reverse magic has worked right from the first game when he wore the Qatar colours when they lost in the tournament opener to Ecuador
Videos show rains pouring on flooded roads; authorities issue warnings
The year's last long weekend is just around the corner, KT helps you plan an inexpensive trip to help make this year a memorable one
The President put up a post on Instagram, wishing the neighbouring country
Jebel Shams — one of Oman's highest mountains — is a top tourist spot in the country, offering a spectacular view of the 'Grand Canyon of Arabia'
The region has been experiencing torrential downpours for about a week, leading to flooding in the Gulf country
Oman has always been a popular winter destination but with the new visa change requirement, agencies are seeing a spike in travel demand
Bus tickets to the neighbouring country have been in high demand since the rule was revised, according to travel agents
While no one immediately claimed responsibility for the attack, suspicion has fallen on Iran
At COP27, Salim Al Aufi says the price will go to 'a much more comfortable position in the 70s' after winter season
At COP27, Salim Al Aufi says the price will go to 'a much more comfortable position in the 70s' after winter season
By adding a new destination to its existing network, the carrier moves toward enhancing connectivity in the region
In a statement released on Monday, it was said that the decision was made in order to ensure the safety of the students
Abdul Wahab Al Rasheed is appointed as finance minister and Salem Al Sabah as foreign minister
Sheikh Ahmad Nawaf Al-Ahmad Al-Sabah re-named Kuwait's Prime Minister
The outgoing cabinet is the third to be formed by Sheikh Ahmed Nawaf Al Sabah since he took the helm of the government in August
The passenger from Kuwait wrapped the packets containing the contraband around his legs using black adhesive tapes
Authorities urge motorists to be cautious amid turbulent weather and closure of many key roads
It occurred at 10.51am local time, according to the national news agency
He has been assigned to nominate members of the new ministry
Prime Minister Sheikh Ahmad Nawaf al Sabah submitted the resignation on behalf of the government
Direct flights will connect both cities daily starting from October 31
Argentinian striker led his team into victory in his last ever World Cup final this year
The expat plans to invest his winnings into his twin daughters’ futures
The Argentina captain was presented the traditional Arabic cloak following his team's dramatic victory over France in the final
The Turkish restaurateur was widely criticised for twice grabbing the arm of Messi, who tried to sidestep the unwanted attention
The Ministry of Interior in the Gulf country lists the requirements in place in order to enter using the pass
Ever since he turned professional, he has dedicated all his goals to his late grandmother by pointing to the sky
Lee was at the National Stadium in Beijing when Argentina beat Nigeria 1-0, in the football final of the 2008 Summer Olympics in China
New regulation to take effect from tomorrow and applies to all passengers regardless of vaccination status
Several clips of the chef touching the iconic trophy, and asking players like Lionel Messi to pose for snaps, received widespread backlash online
Passengers from as many as 171 countries travelled to Doha on the day of the match, with the carrier operating up to 30 flights daily specifically for fans
According to Fifa, the prestigious 18-carat trophy can only be touched and held by a select group, which includes former winners and heads of state
‘The first day working here was like a dream for me — entering the train, entering the cabin,’ says Tharaa Ali
Rescue teams despatched to the city of Khoy as houses and buildings damaged
Atefeh Ahmadi was the only woman from Iran to qualify for last year's Beijing Winter Games
13-year-old Palestinian boy shoots at father, son in Silwan; Israeli authorities arrest 42 in connection with Friday's synagogue shooting
US Secretary of State says he will urge Israelis and Palestinians to calm tensions during his meeting with Netanyahu and Abbas
US Secretary of State will meet Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Palestinian leader Mahmoud Abbas and call for steps to de-escalate tensions
Family home of a Palestinian in east Jerusalem, who killed seven people near a synagogue, sealed
The announcement of the attack comes at a tense time in Tehran, which has been rocked by protests over the death of Mahsa Amini in Sept and tensions over its N-programme
President Saied pins hopes on Sunday’s second round of voting, which will wrap up his sweeping redesign of the country's politics that began when he suspended the previous parliament in 2021
Seven people killed after a Palestinian gunman shot at people in a synagogue in the Neve Yaakov boulevard
Police say gunman was 'neutralised' at the scene
The research alleged 'brazen stock manipulation and accounting fraud scheme over the course of decades' by the Indian tycoon's company
She visited Mumbai's Gaiety Galaxy theatre on Sunday, January 29
Dressed in all-black and a bandanna, Shah Rukh on Sunday made an appearance on the balcony of his sea-facing bungalow 'Mannat'
The brand ambassador of Dubai truly did represent the city in this movie with his action-packed scenes filmed in the emirate
The march is just the beginning for Rahul who will need to put in a lot of work to turn the fortunes of the party
Other Asian currencies advanced, led by the onshore Chinese yuan
A bench headed by Chief Justice DY Chandrachud said it would list the matter for hearing on next Monday
The tech giant wants the country to account for up to 25% of its production, from about 5%-7% now
Adani Group says the report was intended to enable the US-based short seller to book gains
The Air India Express flight had a technical glitch, according to an airport spokesperson
Both she and a Nepali resident claim to be the owners of the house in which they are currently residing
The country is also considering discontinuing power subsidies, new tax on raw materials for exports, and hikes in power and gas tariffs
The decision comes days before IMF mission’s visit to discuss the stalled ninth review of the current funding programme
An earthquake shook Tajikistan, the South Asian country's Met Department has confirmed
All of the dead so far recovered from Tanda Dam lake were between seven and 14 years old
The blast, which took place in Peshawar, killed over 30 and injured over 100 worshippers
Pakistan Prime Minister's Office said the visit would be rescheduled, and new dates will be announced soon
A portion of the building has collapsed and several people are believed to be under it
Forty-one bodies had been recovered from the wreckage, some beyond recognition
The bus was carrying 44 passengers from Quetta in Balochistan province to Karachi in neighbouring Sindh province
The trip comes after a high-level Russia delegation led by energy minister Nikolay Shulginov visited Pakistan last week to explore possibilities of providing oil to the cash-strapped country
Vows to utilise all her energy to strengthen the party ahead of crucial national assembly elections
Duterte's crackdown on drugs blamed for over 6,200 deaths; Marcos has previously said he did not intend to rejoin international court
The crashed aircraft was looking for another one carrying six passengers that had gone missing the previous day
The country, known for its powdery white sand beaches and lush marine life, is targeting 4.8 million foreign tourists this year, after 2.6 million in 2022
There's a new joke running around in the Philippines: Instead of gifting your wife a diamond ring, give onion rings
The plan is to allow foreigners to get a tax refund on items they are taking out of the country
Another couple ordered several sacks of the prized vegetable, not for a dinner spread but as souvenirs for guests
Many OFWs, who expressed their frustration on social media, had not understood the move and were spreading false information
The new requirements — which were supposed to be come into force on February 1 — are met with resistance, but the Philippine labour office stresses that ‘the aim is not to trouble people’
10 cabin crew members of Philippine Airlines tried to bring home 27kg of onions, 10.5kg of lemons, and 1kg of strawberries and blueberries
She was crowned on Saturday night over Miss Venezuela, Amanda Dudamel
'Let's destroy the items so they won't be able to use them,' one flight attendant was overheard as saying, according to customs authorities
Injured who were taken to a hospital are in critical condition
'The gun is fired, and the campaign season has started,' says Stephen Stepanek, outgoing chair of the New Hampshire Republican Party
A mostly political argument that could turn into genuine financial trouble this summer if the US runs out of accounting manoeuvres to keep paying its bills
The situation appears relatively calm on camera but both men have a hand on the weapon
Lionsgate announces casting for the film being produced by Oscar-winning 'Bohemian Rhapsody' producer Graham King
The 29-year-old’s fatal encounter with cops is a glaring reminder that efforts to reform policing have failed to prevent more flashpoints
“I was in shock. I didn’t know what to do,” she told the jury
Tipping fatigue, it seems, is swarming America as more businesses adopt digital payment methods that automatically prompts customers to leave a gratuity
It's the first time in history that the four leaders of the two congressional spending committees are women
She knew her son was dead when she and her husband rushed to the hospital after he was beaten by five police officers during a traffic stop on January 7, RowVaughn Wells tells CNN
Government’s plan to raise the retirement age from 62 is no longer negotiable
Tehran detained a number of foreigners and dual nationals over the years, accusing them of espionage or other state security offences
He was decorated as a hero in the Serbo-Croatian war when he helped free French troops from a war zone
The artificial intelligence-based programme has already been banned in some public schools in New York City and Seattle, according to US media reports
Rishi Sunak: 'I will take whatever steps are necessary to restore the integrity back into politics'
Meta Platforms Inc is facing a collective lawsuit filed on behalf of around 45 million Facebook users in Britain
The Kremlin’s and Kyiv’s forces remained locked in combat ahead of renewed military pushes that are expected when the weather improves
Relations between Moscow and London had sunk to their lowest level in decades even before Russia attacked Ukraine, on the back of the poisoning of former Russian spy Sergei Skripal
Police officers in 4,000 stations across the country would be trained to respond to animal trafficking and abuse, announces Gerald Darmanin
The idea is at an early stage and has yet to be agreed across government, says the report
The Emirati astronaut, who underwent training at SpaceX in the US along with the other crew members, is now getting ready for the launch scheduled next month
Halima Cisse, a young woman from the northern city of Timbuktu, gave birth to five girls and four boys in Casablanca, Morocco, in May 2021
The 1-0 win over Cristiano Ronaldo's Portugal is Morocco's third over a highly ranked European team in the tournament
Eight civilians and one soldier killed in the attack by six Al Shabaab insurgents on Villa Rose hotel in Mogadishu
The disaster took place in the eastern outskirts of the working-class district of Damas, situated in the capital city Yaounde
The gunmen fled after the attack, and no arrests have been made
The deadly virus has infected 142 people and killed at least 55 since the country declared an outbreak in September
The tanker, transporting LPG, got stuck under a bridge close to a hospital and houses
The government announces three days of national mourning from Wednesday onwards, according to a statement from Prime Minister Jean-Michel Sama Lukonde's office
Militants storm the Villa Rose hotel, the group says it targeted the nearby presidential palace
Last week's ceasefire deal between Ethiopia's government and the Tigrayan rebels raised hopes that the brutal conflict might be nearing its end
The protesting pilots, who make up 10 per cent of the workforce, were pressing for the payment of all salaries stopped during the Covid-19 pandemic