Peter Navarro's remark about "Brahmins" profiting from India's oil trade with Russia has sparked controversy. Hindu organizations have condemned the statement as a slur and Hinduphobic, drawing comparisons to anti-Semitic tropes. The comment has ignited debate over whether Navarro was referring to the Indian caste or wealthy elites, leading to calls for his removal from American political life.
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Jimmy Kimmel has addressed rumours about his potential relocation. The US late-night host recently obtained Italian citizenship. This led to speculation about him leaving the United States. Kimmel clarified he has no plans to move. He humorously stated his Italian citizenship is for personal enjoyment. He also mentioned his intention to stay in the US.
After days of speculation surrounding his public absence, Donald Trump resurfaced on the golf course with Jon Gruden, sharing photos on Truth Social to quell rumors. Gruden, the former NFL coach, has maintained a low profile since resigning from the Raiders in 2021 due to leaked emails containing disparaging language and controversial remarks.
Amidst rising tensions, the USS Lake Erie, a US guided missile cruiser, transited the Panama Canal from the Pacific to the Caribbean. This movement follows the Trump administration's deployment of warships near Venezuela, officially designated as an anti-drug trafficking operation.
The UAE’s Ministry of Finance has issued new rules clarifying corporate tax treatment for Free Zone businesses. The updated framework broadens qualifying activities, including more commodities and treasury services, and sets clear pricing standards. These changes aim to boost transparency, align with global tax norms, and support the UAE’s economic growth by preserving Free Zones’ tax benefits under stricter compliance.
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The UAE Ministry of Education has introduced strict attendance guidelines for the 2025–26 academic year, requiring immediate parent notifications after one unexcused absence and setting limits at five days per term and 15 per year. Students exceeding these limits may repeat the year. These rules take effect as over one million students return after a two-month summer break.
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