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Known as “Barefoot Mallu” on Instagram, Aakash Nambiar started his journey at sunrise from Love Lake in Al Qudra and passed some of Dubai’s most popular landmarks while running barefoot.

LONDON: Christmas shoppers in Central London were urged by 100s of pro-Palestinian protesters not to purchase items from Israeli-linked fashion stores, Sky News reported on Saturday. Over 400 demonstrators marched from Soho Square, across Oxford Street, Regent Street and into Carnaby Street, where they grouped outside the Puma store with many chanting: "Shut it down." The Israeli national football team...

NOUAKCHOTT, Mauritania: With world attention riveted on the war raging in Gaza between Israel and the Palestinian militant group Hamas, conflicts elsewhere, particularly the violence in Sudan and instability across the Sahel, are in danger of being forgotten. The Sahel belt of Africa, stretching from Mali in the west to Sudan in the east, was catapulted into the global spotlight...

ALBAWABA – Gold prices in Dubai, United Arab Emirates (UAE), opened at AED 7,535.65 per ounce today, Sunday, December 24, at 11:32 a.m.

MANILA: After nearly four months of celebrations, Filipino Catholics started on Saturday evening their main Christmas feast — for many, the most awaited time of the year. The Philippines has the longest Christmas festive season in the world. It formally begins on Dec. 16, when people start to go to the first of nine pre-dawn masses, but in many households,...

JAKARTA: Indonesia is on track to improve cancer care in Jakarta with the support of the Islamic Development Bank, the Health Ministry said, with construction of a new oncology facility for women and children is expected to wrap up next year. Women made up nearly 54 percent of new cancer cases in Indonesia in 2020, with breast and cervical cancers...

OSLO — A beluga whale widely speculated to be an alleged Russian “spy” has entered Swedish waters, according to OneWhale, an organization set up to protect the animal’s health and welfare.The whale,...

LONDON: The Archbishop of York has cautioned Israel against embarking on a “journey of revenge” in his article for The Telegraph on Saturday. Rev. Stephen Cottrell emphasized the dangers of “endless cycles of reprisals” and the fallacy of believing in the principle of “might is right.” Referencing the Chinese philosopher Confucius, he said: “When you embark on a journey of...

CAPE TOWN, South Africa: Another vessel has been hijacked near the coast of Somalia, a British sea trade monitoring agency said Friday, raising more concerns that Somali pirates are active again, nearly a decade after they caused chaos for international shipping....

A plane bound for Nicaragua, originating from the United Arab Emirates with 303 Indian passengers, has been detained in France over suspected human trafficking, as reported by French authorities on Friday.