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Buying luxury property in Dubai just got easier: How buyers can win big in market of high-end homes

Dubai's ultra-luxury property market is booming, attracting global investors. Navigating this hot sector requires more than just listings. Platforms like Bayut are simplifying the process by offering verified data, insights from Dubai Land Department records and connections to specialist agents. This ensures buyers make informed decisions on high-value properties, avoiding…

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A desert ice cave in New Mexico that has stayed below freezing for 3,400 years

Hidden deep in the heart of New Mexico lies a frozen world that defies its desert surroundings. While temperatures outside soar under the summer sun, the Bandera Volcano Ice Cave remains a frigid 31°F (minus 0.6°C) year-round. Inside, ice up to 20 feet thick carpets the floor, a centuries-old layer…

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Storm Marta's fury: Spain and Portugal face heavy rain; emergency worker drowns

Fresh storms and torrential rain battered Spain and Portugal on Saturday, triggering widespread flooding, evacuations and major transport disruptions across the Iberian Peninsula, just days after earlier storms caused deadly damage in the region.

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'Never met Jeffrey': Dalai Lama denies links with Epstein files

The Dalai Lama, in a statement, denied any links with Jeffrey Epstein after reports of his name being mentioned in the file surfaced. The US Justice Department’s latest release of Epstein files has reignited global controversy by dragging a fresh set of high-profile names into public debate, including US President…

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'Will never give up nuclear enrichment': Iran strikes defiant tone as US talks continue

Iran will “never” give up uranium enrichment, even if war is imposed on the country, Iran’s foreign minister said on Sunday. Speaking at a forum in Tehran, Abbas Araghchi said Iran had “paid a very heavy price” for what it describes as its peaceful nuclear programme.

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UAE Green Visa vs Golden Visa: Which long-term residency option suits you best?

UAE now offers two long-term residency paths: the Green Visa for skilled professionals, freelancers, and mid-level investors, and the Golden Visa for high-value investors, top talent, and entrepreneurs. Both provide independence from employer sponsorship, with distinct eligibility and benefits, catering to diverse long-term settlement goals in the Emirates.

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THIS is the world’s only place where extreme deserts meet tropical rainforests; what makes it possible

Our planet is more unpredictable and more fascinating than most of us imagine. Most countries have one dominant climate, which is maybe a hot desert or a wet rainforest. Australia breaks that rule completely. Travel a few hundred kilometres, and you could step from sun-baked dunes straight into dense, dripping…

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'Great adventure': French duo reach Shanghai after 518-day walk across 16 countries

Two French adventurers, Loic Voisot and Benjamin Humblot, have completed an extraordinary 16-country trek from France to Shanghai, walking nearly 12,850 kilometers over 518 days. Driven by environmental concerns and a desire for adventure, they overcame harsh winters and desert crossings to achieve their goal. The duo celebrated their arrival…

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“I think of you, I love you”: 1,000-year-old Viking love messages hidden in Swedish stones

Across Sweden, ancient rune stones stand quietly in fields, near churches, and along roads. Many people pass them without a second thought. Yet these stones hold voices from more than 1,000 years ago. Messages carved by Vikings still speak about love, grief, pride, and everyday life. Experts say new rune…

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New photo shows Epstein having dinner with Musk, Zuckerberg

A newly released photograph from the latest tranche of Jeffrey Epstein files shows the disgraced financier at a dinner attended by tech billionaires Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg, casting fresh light on the extent of his connections with Silicon Valley’s elite.

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The Epstein Files: More names & documents unveil a disturbing picture

Three million documents are supposed to explain everything — but do they?

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UAE redundancy: Can you skip your notice period on being terminated or do employees have to serve it under UAE Labour Law?

Employees in the UAE facing redundancy must serve their notice period. Skipping this can lead to financial penalties. Employers also have obligations regarding notice. The law applies to both employer-initiated terminations and employee resignations. Job search leave is available during the notice period. Understanding these rules ensures a smooth transition.

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Saudi Arabia cracks down: Over 20,000 arrested for residency, labour and border law violations

Saudi security agencies arrested over 20,000 individuals for violating residency, labor, and border laws during intensified enforcement operations. The crackdown, which also saw 11,656 deportations, targeted illegal residents and those aiding them. Authorities continue to warn against facilitating illegal entry, with severe penalties for offenders.

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Future of a giant golden Trump statue ‘Don Colossus’ remains uncertain despite completion; here's why

A colossal gold-leafed statue of Donald Trump, "Don Colossus," remains uninstalled in Ohio over a year after completion. Commissioned by crypto entrepreneurs for $360,000, sculptor Alan Cottrill claims he's still owed $92,000. The project highlights crypto venture instability and shifting alliances, with the statue potentially finding a home at Trump's…

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UAE 2026 investment guide: How to buy an off-plan property in Dubai, step-by-step explained with costs and risks

Buying off-plan property in Dubai offers strategic entry into the market with flexible payment plans and potential price appreciation. Read on as we outline the process, from developer research and DLD/RERA registration to understanding costs, signing SPAs and navigating handover. While offering benefits like lower entry prices and customisation, buyers…

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Dubai's beach makeover 2026 explained: Women-only beaches to night swimming, floating bridges and mega coastline expansions

Dubai is undertaking a massive coastal transformation, expanding public beaches to 105 km and enhancing facilities by 400% through the Blue and Green Spaces 2030 Roadmap. Projects like Jumeirah Beach 1, Al Mamzar Beach Corniche with its floating bridge and a Dh500 million Umm Suqeim Beach makeover are set to…

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The $23 million foot: Lost Michelangelo sketch sets auction record

A previously unknown Michelangelo foot sketch, identified as a study for the Libyan Sibyl on the Sistine Chapel ceiling, sold for $23 million at Christie's. The drawing, inherited and passed down through a family for centuries, was authenticated through infrared analysis and stylistic comparisons.

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Will PM Sanae Takaichi win the Japan general elections 2026? Voters trudge through snow in rare winter polls

Voting began on Sunday across Japan in a key election for the 465-member House of Representatives, widely regarded as a referendum on Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi’s leadership and her Liberal Democratic Party (LDP)-led government. The outcome will determine whether Takaichi consolidates her position or faces political uncertainty amid growing scrutiny…

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'Wife hunt': Norway's crown princess faces backlash over Epstein link; issues apology

Norway's Crown Princess Mette-Marit faces backlash over past contact with Jeffrey Epstein, issuing a "profound apology" after emails revealed intimate exchanges and a stay at his home. Meanwhile, her son, Marius Borg Høiby, is on trial denying rape charges, with the Crown Prince emphasizing his private citizen status.

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Bangladesh Awami League Hindu leader Ramesh Chandra Sen dies in jail, raising custodial treatment concerns

Ramesh Chandra Sen, a senior Hindu leader of Bangladesh Awami League, died in Dinajpur District Jail. This incident raised concerns about the treatment of political prisoners. His passing comes at a sensitive political juncture for Bangladesh as it's about face its first poll since sheikh Hasina' ouster on Feb 12.

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How to apply for GCC Unified Visa 2026: Step-by-step guide, documents checklist for single entry to 6 Gulf countries with Schengen-style visa

The GCC is launching a unified tourist visa, allowing entry to all six member states with a single online application. Travellers can expect a streamlined digital process, requiring essential documents like a valid passport, itinerary and proof of funds. This initiative aims to simplify multi-country travel across Saudi Arabia, UAE,…

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China carried out covert nuclear test days after Galwan clash in June 2020: US

The US has accused China of a covert nuclear test on June 22, 2020, shortly after the deadly Galwan Valley clash. This allegation, coupled with the expiry of the New START treaty, highlights the urgent need for a new global arms control framework.

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Pangaea: The lost supercontinent that existed before oceans split the world

For a long stretch of Earth’s history, the continents were not separated by wide oceans. They were joined into a single landmass known as Pangaea. It formed slowly, through collisions that took place over tens of millions of years. There was no clear starting moment. Land simply kept drifting together…

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Teen stabs four Indian students in Russia, drew Nazi symbol with victims' blood on wall

A 15-year-old, allegedly linked to a banned neo-Nazi group, stabbed at least six people, including four Indian students, at a Russian university dormitory. The attacker reportedly shouted Holocaust-related slogans and drew a Nazi symbol with victims' blood. He also injured two police officers and himself before being apprehended.

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IS owns up 'suicide attack' on Pakistan Shia mosque; toll now 36

The Islamic State has claimed responsibility for a deadly blast at a Shia mosque in Islamabad, which resulted in over three dozen casualties. The terror outfit's mouthpiece stated the attack was a Fidayeen operation by a soldier of the Islamic State in Pakistan Province. This claim comes amidst growing sectarian…

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