Lee Jae-myung has been sworn in as South Korea’s new president, vowing to rescue the nation’s democracy from the brink and revive its economy amid global trade headwinds.
South Korean voters will cast their ballots on Tuesday to elect a new president, following months of political upheaval triggered by President Yoon Suk-yeol’s shock declaration of martial law late last year.
The Walt Disney Company is undergoing its largest round of layoffs in ten months, cutting hundreds of jobs across its Entertainment divisions as part of a major cost-reduction effort.
The National Institute of Geophysics and Vulcanology, which monitors volcanic activity in Italy, reported that the eruptions have been increasing in intensity and are now almost continuous.
As temperatures soar past 40°C, Saudi Arabia has welcomed 1.5 million pilgrims to Mecca ahead of the annual Hajj, ramping up safety protocols and deploying 250,000 personnel to prevent a repeat of last year’s deadly heatwave.
The partnership will significantly boost connectivity between India and Iceland with seamless travel options across 15 routes in India and Europe.
The UAE's Securities and Commodities Authority (SCA) has mandated all social media influencers discussing finance and investments to obtain official 'finfluencer' licenses.
India’s active COVID-19 cases have risen to 3,961 with four new deaths reported, prompting states to enhance monitoring and preparedness measures.
President Donald Trump has withdrawn the NASA nomination of Jared Isaacman, a billionaire tech entrepreneur and private astronaut who has commanded and funded two SpaceX missions to Earth orbit, the White House has confirmed
Investigators are inspecting the site of the collapse of a road bridge and the subsequent derailment of a passenger train in the Bryansk region, Russian state media reported on Sunday
Dubai residents can now receive their driving licence or vehicle registration card in just two hours, thanks to a new express delivery service launched by the Roads and Transport Authority (RTA)
The United Nations has instructed over 60 of its offices and agencies to slash staff numbers by 20%, citing an urgent need to address a growing financial crisis.
Oman bans work visas for expats in more than 200 professions
Oman updates prohibited professions for expats, adds ‘engineers’, ‘managers’ to the list
Free AI for all? UAE becomes first to offer ChatGPT Plus to every resident and citizen
Exclusive: Oman agrees to open visas for 11 professional categories from Pakistan, says Ambassador
Oman lifts travel ban on India, Pakistan, Bangladesh and other countries
Eid Al Fitr holidays announced in Oman
