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Iranian Film Legend Bahram Beyzaie Dies Aged 86

Bahram Beyzaie, the towering figure of Iranian cinema and theatre, has died in California at 86. Explore the legacy of the director who redefined Persian myth and modern storytelling.

Houthis Warn Israel Over Somaliland Recognition

Yemen's Houthi leader declares any Israeli presence in Somaliland a military target, following Israel's formal recognition of the breakaway region. Explore the escalating Red Sea tensions.

China's Military Wargames Simulate Battles in Americas

China's military has conducted wargames simulating conflict near Cuba and the Gulf of Mexico, signalling expanding global ambitions. This comes as Trump announces a new 'Trump-class' of US battleships.

F1 Team Principal Vowles Wins GT3 Race in Abu Dhabi

Williams F1 team principal James Vowles swapped the pit wall for the cockpit, securing a class victory at the Gulf 12 Hours in Abu Dhabi just a week after the F1 season ended. Discover how he balances leadership with racing.

Rain paints Iranian beach a dramatic red

Heavy rainfall on Iran's Hormuz Island transformed its famous Red Beach into a stunning crimson scene this week. Discover the science behind this natural phenomenon and why it draws global attention.

War Reporter Peter Arnett Dies at 91

Peter Arnett, the legendary journalist who won a Pulitzer for his Vietnam coverage and reported live from Baghdad during the Gulf War, has died at 91. Read his remarkable story.

Persian Gulf turns blood red near Iran's Hormuz Island

Heavy rain on Iran's Hormuz Island washed iron-rich red soil into the sea, turning the Persian Gulf crimson. The eerie phenomenon has drawn comparisons to biblical 'End Time' prophecies. Discover the science behind the spectacle.

US Labels Colombia's Gulf Clan as Terrorist Group

The US State Department has formally designated Colombia's powerful Gulf Clan drug cartel as a Foreign Terrorist Organization. The move aims to cripple the group's finances and operations, signalling a major shift in the fight against narcoterrorism. Read

Dubai's World Islands: $14bn project revival

Discover the remarkable story of Dubai's World Islands - a $14bn project that survived financial crisis and bankruptcy to become an emerging tourism destination. Explore this ambitious development today.

Serbians protest Kushner development on army HQ site

Thousands of Serbians are protesting against a luxury hotel development linked to Jared Kushner on the site of Belgrade's former army headquarters. Join the conversation about this controversial project.

Somali pirates hijack Greek oil tanker off coast

Somali pirates have dramatically captured the Greek-owned oil tanker 'Hellas Aphrodite' off the coast of Somalia, marking a concerning resurgence of maritime piracy in the region after years of relative calm.

Vietnam Cities Forming Major Economic Corridor

Groundbreaking research from Kyoto University identifies Vietnam's Hanoi-Ho Chi Minh City region as an emerging megapolitan area set to transform Southeast Asia's economic landscape by 2030.

Mixed Reactions to USAID Cuts: Not Everyone is Mourning

As US foreign aid programmes face significant cuts, mixed reactions emerge from communities worldwide. While some lament the loss of crucial funding, others question the effectiveness and legacy of American development assistance.

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