UAE Deports 3,500 Pakistani Nationals Over Social Media Violations
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Middle East: US Launches Fresh Wave of Strikes Against Iran
Washington / Tehran — The United States Central Command (CENTCOM) announced it has conducted a new round of strikes targeting sites inside Iran, describing the military action as a direct…
UAE Deports 3,500 Pakistani Nationals Over Social Media Violations
Islamabad / Dubai — Pakistan’s National Assembly has been informed that the United Arab Emirates deported approximately 3,500 Pakistani citizens for violating the country’s strict social media laws during the period of heightened Iran-US tensions.The Ministry of Foreign Affairs confirmed…
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Ryanair investigated over charging parents to sit with children
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A federal arts panel comprised of members appointed by Donald Trump unanimously approved a commemorative gold coin featuring his image on Thursday, in the latest effort by the administration to celebrate the US president. Critics, including Democrats and members of another federal arts committee, said minting a coin with a sitting president’s image went against…
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Ryanair investigated over charging parents to sit with children
“Which? has repeatedly highlighted Ryanair’s harsh approach to separating families and making parents pay a fee to sit next to children as young as three,” said Rory Boland, travel editor at Which?, “so it’s good to see the regulator investigating the airline’s behaviour.”
The fight to end seals, dolphins and whales dying in fishing nets
Grace Jones, from the Cornish Seal Sanctuary, said a seal found on Nanjizal Bay with fishing net around its net in April had been named Hot Cross Bun and while scarred for life, following treatment and rehabilitation, would soon be ready for release.
