While countries across the Muslim world are preparing for the sighting, astronomers warn that visibility may be challenging. The UAE’s Astronomy Centre has stated that in most parts of the world, spotting the crescent may not be possible

In addition, five Egyptian crew members were on board. The identities of the deceased have not been fully disclosed, but officials confirmed that two of the victims were married doctors, whose daughters remain in the hospital

The findings, published in the paper Tackling Food Waste In The GCC Grocery Market, highlight that food waste levels in the GCC exceed those of many developed economies, surpassing the European Union (EU) by 38 per cent and nearly doubling Japan’s per capita waste

The alert, announced on Tuesday, March 25, comes as the Kingdom braces for days of thunderstorms, hail, and flash floods. The NCM’s warning extends to several other regions, including Riyadh, Najran, Jazan, Al Baha, and the Eastern Province

The debate comes amid a surge in vehicle numbers, with Dubai's vehicle growth rate exceeding 8 per cent—far surpassing the global average of 2 per cent—leading to severe congestion, especially during school hours

This is the first project of the year, and certainly it won’t be the last. They are committed to bringing joy and make a meaningful impact in the St. Kitts and Nevis communities. 

The latest strikes come days after Israeli forces carried out attacks in the southwestern city of Daraa, which resulted in at least three deaths and 19 injuries, according to the Syrian Civil Defence group, also known as the White Helmets

The Ministry of Interior’s Criminal Security Sector launched an investigation after a viral video exposed irregularities in a raffle draw, ultimately implicating Ahmed Mohammed Al-Hamad, a Kuwaiti national and the head of sweepstakes at the Ministry of Commerce and Industry

Imamoglu, who was poised to be the Republican People’s Party’s (CHP) presidential nominee for the 2028 elections, was formally charged with corruption and remanded in custody

The military asserted that "precise munitions" had been used to minimize collateral damage. The health ministry reported that the strike caused significant destruction, forcing the evacuation of the hospital department that was hit

Muhammad Arshad, a foreman from Pakistan, was working on formwork operations at height when the platform he was standing on tilted, according to a statement from Besix Group, a Belgian construction multinational whose subsidiary, Six Construct, is one of the main contractors at the site

The temporary truce, in place since January, unraveled this week as Israel launched a wave of airstrikes, reportedly killing more than 430 people within two days, according to Gaza's Hamas-run health ministry