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Abu Dhabi Police Issue Warning as Pedestrians Risk Lives on Busy Roads

In the bustling streets of Abu Dhabi, a heedless trend has caught the attention of authorities. Pedestrians, seemingly unfazed by the rush of traffic, saunter across four-lane roads with nonchalance, their eyes glued to their phones, oblivious to the imminent danger. Recently, the Abu Dhabi Police took to social media, sharing a stark video capturing …

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Sovereign Authority Asserted: Kuwait’s National Assembly Dissolved by Royal Decree

A commanding proclamation echoed across the nation as Kuwait’s sovereign authority asserted its stance. In a bold move, a royal decree emerged, unfurling the dissolution of the esteemed National Assembly. Framed within the constitutional fabric, Article 107 served as the bedrock, empowering the Amir to wield the scepter of dissolution upon justifiable grounds. The essence …

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Nobel Laureate Yunus Condemns Hostile Takeover of Companies

In a dramatic turn of events, Nobel Peace laureate Muhammad Yunus stood firm in his assertion that several of his companies were forcibly seized by unidentified individuals. The revelation came just weeks after Yunus faced conviction in what his supporters allege to be a politically motivated case. Renowned for his groundbreaking work in microfinance, which …

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Julian Assange’s Extradition Battle: A Fight for Survival, Says Wife

In the dimly lit hall of The Royal Over-Seas League, London, Stella Assange, wife of the enigmatic WikiLeaks founder, Julian Assange, delivered a poignant declaration. With steely resolve, she painted a harrowing picture, describing her husband’s extradition to the United States as a matter of life or death. The air hung heavy with tension as …

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UAE Labor Disputes: New Law Shifts Power to Ministry for Swift Resolutions

In a significant update to labor law, the Ministry of Human Resources and Emiratisation (Mohre) now holds authority to settle disputes amounting to Dh50,000 or less without resorting to court proceedings. This pivotal amendment aims to streamline the resolution process, ensuring swift justice for employees across the United Arab Emirates. During a recent workshop convened …

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Philippines to Pursue Legal Action Against Sunken Oil Tanker Owners

In a grim aftermath of environmental devastation, the Philippine government has declared its intent to pursue justice against the perpetrators behind the catastrophic sinking of an oil tanker off the coast of Mindoro island. The repercussions of this disaster have echoed far beyond the shores, with over half of the vessel’s immense 800,000-litre oil cargo …

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Former VW Chairman Denies Investor Deception Amid Dieselgate Scandal

Amidst the hushed courtroom ambiance of Braunschweig, Germany, a pivotal moment unfurled as Martin Winterkorn, the erstwhile chairman of Volkswagen, stepped into the legal spotlight. His presence marked the commencement of a pivotal chapter in the annals of the infamous diesel emissions scandal that had long plagued the automotive giant. With measured composure, Winterkorn delivered …

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Thaksin Shinawatra Granted Early Release: A Divisive Figure’s Return to Freedom

In a dramatic turn of events, former Thai Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra is set to regain his freedom, as announced by the government on Tuesday, potentially within the coming weekend. This revelation comes a mere six months after his return from a self-imposed exile lasting 15 years. Thaksin, a polarizing figure in Thai politics, found …

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