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President Zelensky tells the UN General Assembly Moscow has sparked "catastrophic turbulence" for the world.

It takes just a few seconds to post a tweet, but for one woman in Saudi Arabia it has resulted in a 45-year prison sentence which has shocked ordinary citizens across the kingdom. Nourah Bint Saeed Al...

The promotions included (4141) members of the Dubai Police, and (323) members benefited from the promotions in the General Directorate of Civil Defense, and the promotions included (1458) employees of the General Directorate of Residency and Foreigners Affairs, in addition to a number of elements of the State Security Agency in Dubai.

Saudi Arabia's General Authority for Competition is the first regulatory body to approve the $68.7 billion acquisition of Activision Blizzard by Microsoft.

“We continue to implement our integrated strategy to develop the different sectors of DMI and consolidate the efforts of Dubai’s media to set global benchmarks”

His Highness Sheikh Mohammed Bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President and Prime Minister of the UAE and Ruler of Dubai, on Friday (August 19, 2022), on Instagram said that they would fill the UAE’s history books with accolades and achievements, and that the UAE would be on the world stage engaging with people from all walks of life, affirming that as it had succeeded in the past, it would do in the future.

Sheikh Mohammed tweeted in a post on his account on the occasion of the World Humanitarian Day, "Workers and volunteers in humanitarian initiatives make the largest and most important positive impact in the lives of millions of people, thanks to the integration of their efforts as they give their time, energies and attention to those who most likely need help and support, motivated by the bonds of humanity.”

Greece to host the largest number of investments in data centers that store data and information trafficked through the internet.

The American Federation of Teachers biennial convention towed the Democratic Party line in regard to covering up the pandemic, supporting war against Russia, and suppressing the working class through the trade union apparatus.

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