Heart attacks often occur without warning, even in people who feel healthy. Cardiologists say a quick coronary calcium scan can detect silent heart disease early, helping patients take preventive action long before a medical emergency strikes
A haunting phone call from a besieged Palestinian child lies at the heart of Kaouther Ben Hania’s latest film, a docudrama that confronts viewers with the human cost of Gaza’s war and the struggle to bear witness
Cristiano Ronaldo stunned fans with a sensational bicycle kick in the 96th minute, helping Al Nassr secure a dominant 4-1 win and extend their league lead. The 40-year-old continues to defy expectations in Saudi Arabia
Israel’s strike on Beirut killed Hezbollah’s second-in-command Haytham Ali Tabatabai, sparking fears of renewed conflict as the group vows a response and Lebanese officials urge international intervention to halt escalating tensions
Tehran has refused IAEA inspections at bombed nuclear facilities, insisting on a new agreement before granting access. The move follows the Iran-Israel conflict, snapback sanctions, and stalled nuclear negotiations with both Washington and Europe
Archer Aviation has signed a landmark agreement in Saudi Arabia to begin testing its Midnight eVTOL aircraft, expanding its flying taxi ambitions and strengthening its partnerships with THC and Red Sea Global after launching in the UAE
Dubai Municipality conducted comprehensive inspections at Global Village, checking over 51,000 food units and 49 shipments. The 30th season promises grand attractions like Dragon Kingdom and Gardens of the World, alongside revamped restaurants and upgraded visitor experiences
The Ministry of Finance has launched the “Retail Sukuk” programme, allowing individuals in the UAE to invest in Treasury Sukuk through national banks, fostering financial participation and encouraging citizens to contribute directly to the country’s economic progress
A Florida family grieving one son’s death by settlers is pleading for the release of 16-year-old Mohammed Ibrahim, detained in Israel for eight months. Lawmakers and rights groups are calling on U.S. leaders to secure his freedom
After halting operations over a decade ago due to security concerns, Algeria’s Sonatrach has restarted exploratory drilling in Libya’s Ghadames Basin near the Wafa Field
Saudi Arabia is set to host a new ATP Masters 1000 tournament in 2028. The week-long event will be non-mandatory, giving players flexibility amid concerns over calendar congestion
In one of Dubai’s largest real estate endowments this year, businessman Hamad bin Ahmed Al Hajri donated seven buildings worth Dh110 million to Awqaf Dubai, ensuring sustainable charitable returns for community development and continuing the UAE’s tradition of benevolence
KPMG’s 2025 Female Leaders Outlook shows women across the Middle East leading with confidence and clarity, driving business growth through technology, ESG, and people-focused strategies despite gender bias and rising digital risks in an era of global economic uncertainty
The Ministry of Tourism in Saudi Arabia has restructured its penalty system to make enforcement fairer and more proportional, distinguishing between major and minor violations while offering support to small tourism businesses under the Kingdom’s Vision 2030 reforms
Heart attacks often occur without warning, even in people who feel healthy. Cardiologists say a quick coronary calcium scan can detect silent heart disease early, helping patients take preventive action long before a medical emergency strikes
A haunting phone call from a besieged Palestinian child lies at the heart of Kaouther Ben Hania’s latest film, a docudrama that confronts viewers with the human cost of Gaza’s war and the struggle to bear witness
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian says targeting Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei would trigger war, amid deadly protests, internet shutdowns, and growing speculation over possible US military action against Tehran
As demonstrations sweep Iran, opposition leader Reza Pahlavi calls for targeted action against the Revolutionary Guard, tougher economic pressure and restored internet access to support protesters demanding an end to clerical rule
