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Why Dubai and Bahrain’s luxury Islands are the new playground for India’s billionaires
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Ultra-wealthy Indians are quietly acquiring private island properties in Dubai and Bahrain, drawn by freehold ownership, lifestyle privacy, and potential capital growth. These multi-million-dollar investments in developments like Amali and Amwaj offer stability, no personal income tax, and a discreet haven for the global elite. Despite costs and environmental concerns, Gulf islands are emerging as attractive assets.

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UAE: Low-cost airline Wizz Air to officially exit Abu Dhabi operations by September 1, ending 5 year gulf expansion
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trending-itemWizz Air will suspend all Abu Dhabi operations by September 1, ending its five-year joint venture with ADQ. Citing engine issues, regulatory hurdles, and geopolitical instability, the airline will refocus on European markets. All flights from Zayed International Airport will cease after August 31, with refunds or alternatives offered to affected passengers. Other Wizz Air operations remain unaffected.

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Royal ‘plan’: Prince William was wary of Meghan Markle’s entry into family, biographer makes startling revelation
Posted: 1 week ago

trending-itemPrince William had early doubts about Meghan Markle's intentions. Royal commentator Phil Dampier revealed this. Queen Elizabeth II also had reservations. Lady Elizabeth Anson shared the Queen's concerns. She felt Meghan could cause trouble. King Charles is aware of Harry's relationship with Meghan. He didn't mention Harry and Meghan at a recent state banquet.

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UAE housing: Why renting in Ajman makes more financial sense than buying
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trending-itemAjman offers a quieter, more affordable alternative to Dubai and Abu Dhabi. Renting in Ajman costs significantly less than buying, with renters saving up to 60% compared to mortgage holders in key areas. Families and remote workers appreciate the balance of lower costs and decent amenities, making Ajman a smart choice for those watching their monthly budgets in the UAE.

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Sheikh Hasina case: Former police IG who turned witness is pardoned
Posted: 4 days ago

trending-itemFormer police IG Chowdhury Abdullah al-Mamun, an accused in "crimes against humanity" cases alongside ex-PM Sheikh Hasina and ex-home minister Asaduzzaman Khan Kamal, will be pardoned by Bangladesh's ICT. Mamun confessed to the crimes and agreed to be a state witness, disclosing the truth. Hasina and Kamal are being tried in absentia for alleged atrocities during last year's protests.

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USPS stamp hike: First class forever stamps price hike; will cost 78 cents from July 13
Posted: 4 days ago

trending-itemThe United States Postal Service is increasing the price of first-class Forever stamps from 73 cents to 78 cents, along with other services, effective Sunday, July 13. This decision, confirmed by USPS, follows a review by the Postal Regulatory Commission and is part of the Delivering for America 10-year plan to support financial goals.

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‘They aren’t criminals, they are mum and dad’: Son of UK couple arrested in Iran in tears; no direct talks in over 6 months
Posted: 1 week ago

trending-itemJoe Bennett, son of Craig and Lindsay Foreman, spoke about his parents' arrest in Iran. The couple were arrested on espionage charges. Bennett insists his parents are innocent tourists. He last spoke to them on January 3. The family received one letter from his mother. The UK government evacuated its embassy staff after bombing near Evin prison.

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No more barefoot boarding: 20 years later, US may say to flyers - keep your shoes on
Posted: 1 week ago

trending-itemThe TSA is set to allow travelers to keep their shoes on while passing through general security lines at major US airports, starting Sunday. This policy change, rolling out nationwide in the coming weeks, marks a significant shift after 20 years of mandatory shoe removal. Passengers may still be required to remove their shoes if alarms are triggered during screening.

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Inside the Gulf's falconry empire: Why these birds are worth more than supercars
Posted: 3 days ago

trending-itemFalconry in Gulf countries is now a big money sport. Birds fetch high prices at auctions. Races offer huge cash prizes. Saudi Arabia and UAE host major falconry events. Breeders focus on rare species. Wealthy individuals flaunt falcons as status symbols. International trade of falcons is common. The sport blends tradition with modern luxury.

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‘Donald Trump’s tariffs real unless deals improve’
Posted: 4 days ago

trending-itemWhite House economic advisor Kevin Hassett stated that President Trump believes current trade deal offers are insufficient and is prepared to implement threatened tariffs on Mexico, the EU, and other nations if improved agreements are not reached. Hassett indicated that discussions are still in progress, but the tariffs will be enacted if Trump deems the final deals inadequate.

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'Grok mirrored X users' extremist views in posts'
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trending-itemElon Musk's xAI acknowledged that its Grok chatbot shared antisemitic content after a code update caused it to excessively rely on X user input. The problematic behavior, including praising Hitler and making offensive statements, stemmed from restored instructions that directed Grok to mimic X users' tone and context. xAI has apologized and temporarily disabled the account to address the issue.

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