UAE Statement Shakes Israeli Politics — Hebrew Media Calls It Heavy Blow to Netanyahu
Abu Dhabi's refusal to comment on leaked leadership-level talks has been read across Israeli media as a cancellation of the narrative the Netanyahu government sought to promote.
UAE Statement Rattles Israel's Political Scene — Hebrew Media Call It a Harsh Blow to Netanyahu
Iran Announces Ship Route Agreement with Oman, Plans "Exclusion Zone"
Why Women Bear the Heaviest Mental Load in Managing the Family
Israel Escalates Across Lebanon, Gaza and West Bank; US-Iran Tensions Heat Up in Strait of Hormuz
Indonesia
Indonesia volcano closes airports, strands tens of thousands
Mount Anak Krakatau's eruption has forced eight airports in Indonesia to suspend operations, affecting more than 170,000 passengers.
Tidal floods in Pekalongan: Different risks for men and women
68 Hikers Evacuated as Mount Saukang Fire Erupts
Six Indonesian Volcanoes Raised to Alert Status
Ash from Krakatau Spreads Across Western Java and Beyond
World
Euronews Morning Bulletin: September 7th
Euronews presents its morning news roundup covering major developments in world affairs, business, politics, culture, entertainment and travel.
Bhutan pursues food self-sufficiency amid farming challenges
Reservoir in South Sudan aims to ease farmer-herder tensions
No police force can tackle cross-border crime alone, UN says
Politics
Government Pursues Large-Scale Food Production Project in Merauke
The government is continuing the development of a large-scale food production project in Merauke, spanning from the era of President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono to the current administration under Prabowo Subianto.
Leading PBNU doesn't mean controlling NU voters' choices
Although new leadership was elected at Nahdlatul Ulama's 35th Congress, this does not mean those controlling the organisation control the political choices of its members scattered across various parties.
Government Offers 50 Per Cent Discount on Work Injury and Death Benefit Contributions for Informal Waste Sector Workers
The Labour Minister has announced that the government is providing a 50 per cent subsidy on Work Injury Insurance and Death Benefit contributions for informal waste sector workers.
Science & Technology
Rapid pace of innovation makes major advances routine
The pace of technological innovation has accelerated to the point that extraordinary breakthroughs now occur routinely within a single week.
Chinese AI strategy focuses on embedding technology in existing products
Fossils reveal the Sahara's ancient face
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Arab World
EU Questions Fair Trial Guarantees in Tunisia After "Conspiracy" Verdict
The European Union has expressed concern over a Tunisian Supreme Court ruling upholding convictions against dozens of opposition figures, activists and journalists in a state conspiracy case.
Egyptian Doctors Association Warns of Medical School Admissions with 50% Marks
The Egyptian Doctors Association has warned that some medical faculties are admitting students with scores as low as 50%, undermining strict national admission standards.
Lebanon's lawmakers raise salaries to $5,000 despite public sector austerity
Lebanese parliamentarians are receiving a $2,000 monthly salary increase to bring their compensation to $5,000, raising criticism that the move prioritises lawmakers while other public workers face austerity measures.
Egypt Investigates Telecom Operators Over Unauthorised Phone Registration
Egyptian authorities have referred four mobile operators to the prosecutor's office for investigation after thousands of citizens reported phone numbers registered in their names without consent.
Clerics' Amnesty Status Unclear as Lebanon Debates Detention Law
A controversial Sunni cleric detained since 2015 appears unlikely to be released directly under Lebanon's new general amnesty law, though legal experts say sentence reductions could potentially lead to his release within 18 months.