The UAE has rolled out a groundbreaking update to its traffic laws, lowering the minimum age for drivers to 17 as part of a wide-ranging decree aimed at modernizing road regulations. The decree introduces policies to align with global transportation trends, including support for self-driving and electric vehicles, and improved road safety through advanced technologies. …
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In a sweeping operation across Saudi Arabia, authorities detained 21,971 individuals for violating various residency, border, and labor laws between October 10 and October 16. These arrests were part of coordinated efforts involving security forces and government agencies. The Ministry of Interior revealed that the detainees included 13,186 individuals in breach of residency laws, 5,427 …
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The trial of Tigran Gambaryan, a top compliance executive at Binance, hit another snag as illness kept him from appearing in court, forcing a Nigerian judge to postpone proceedings until October 25. Gambaryan, a U.S. citizen, has been held in detention since February on charges of laundering over $35 million—a claim both he and Binance …
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Saudi Arabia is raising the bar for home delivery services, unveiling new rules that mandate professional attire, hygiene standards, and stricter vehicle requirements. Under guidelines outlined by the Ministry of Municipalities and Housing, delivery workers must now wear clean uniforms that reflect professionalism, with each facility ensuring full compliance to continue operations. The ministry emphasized …
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In a sweeping nationwide operation, Saudi security forces apprehended 21,971 individuals in just one week, targeting violators of residency, labor, and border laws. The joint field campaigns, executed in collaboration with various government bodies between October 10 and 16, spanned urban hubs and border regions alike. The arrests included 13,186 people breaching residency laws, 5,427 …
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In a stride toward financial security and international diplomacy, two Royal Decrees have reshaped Oman’s landscape. His Majesty Sultan Haitham bin Tarik announced sweeping changes on Wednesday, focusing on deposit protection and visa agreements with Uzbekistan. Safeguarding Bank Deposits with New Law The newly issued Royal Decree No. 47/2024 introduces the Law on Protection of …
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Muscat: Oman has bolstered its financial landscape with a Royal Decree introducing the Law on Protection of Bank Deposits, designed to shield depositors and maintain the sector’s resilience. The Central Bank of Oman (CBO) emphasizes that the law provides a crucial safety net for depositors in the event of any bank or licensed financial institution’s …
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Saudi Arabia’s Absher platform orchestrated over 9 million electronic transactions last month, streamlining government services for citizens, residents, and visitors. The system, split between Absher Individuals and Absher Business, handled a diverse range of tasks—demonstrating the expanding role of e-governance in everyday life. Identity and Passport Services Surge In identity management, Absher facilitated 81,504 verifications, …
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The Federal High Court in Abuja has delayed the trial of Tigran Gambaryan, Binance’s financial crime compliance head, after his absence due to illness halted proceedings. Gambaryan, a U.S. citizen, has been held in Nigerian detention since February, facing accusations of laundering over $35 million—allegations he and Binance firmly deny. The presiding judge, Emeka Nwite, …
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In a significant move for end-of-life choices, a Labour MP has unveiled a bill in Parliament aimed at legalizing assisted dying, marking the first major vote on this contentious issue in nearly ten years. The legislation, introduced by Kim Leadbeater, seeks to empower terminally ill individuals with the option to determine the nature of their …
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