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Kuwait Airways to allow Saudi Transit Visa during ticket booking: Where to apply, required documents, all you need to know
Kuwait Airways now offers a streamlined transit visa service for Saudi Arabia, integrated directly into flight bookings. Passengers can secure their visa and tickets simultaneously through sales offices or the customer service call center. This convenient new option simplifies travel, requiring only a photo, Civil ID, and passport copy.
UAE airport updates for March 26, 2026: Flight delays, cancellations as rainy weather disrupts Dubai, Abu Dhabi travel
Unstable weather is wreaking havoc on UAE aviation, causing widespread flight delays and cancellations. Major airlines like Emirates and Etihad are operating reduced schedules, urging passengers to check flight statuses and expect disruptions. This situation is compounded by a fragile recovery phase following earlier regional instability, leaving the aviation system vulnerable. Travellers are advi...
US-Iran mediation: JD Vance might visit Pakistan over weekend to talk it out with Tehran
US vice president JD Vance might visit Pakistan this week for crucial talks aimed at de-escalating the Middle East conflict with Iran. This potential visit, part of backchannel diplomacy, follows indications that Iran prefers negotiating through Vance. Pakistan has offered to host these sensitive discussions, even as the US maintains military pressure.
Saudi Arabia latest visa updates for stranded tourists: Fine-free exit, new extension rules amid Iran vs US-Israel war
Dh1,000 fine, black points, vehicle seizure: UAE’s tough new rule for car owners in emirates explained
UAE authorities are cracking down on loud vehicles and illegal modifications, imposing Dh1,000 fines, 12 black points and 30-day impoundment. This move aims to curb noise pollution, enhance public comfort and ensure urban liveability. The crackdown targets modified exhausts and engine alterations, reflecting a broader commitment to safer, quieter cities for all residents.
‘Trump doesn’t bluff’: White House warns Iran, says ‘will unleash hell’ against 'any miscalculation'
The White House issued a stern warning to Iran, stating President Trump is prepared to "unleash hell" if Tehran rejects a deal to end the Middle East conflict. White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt asserted that Iran has been militarily defeated and will face intensified strikes if it fails to accept this reality.
Iran claims it shot down 'F-18' fighter jet over Chabahar; US fact-check tells a different story
US Central Command has debunked Iranian claims of shooting down an American F-16 fighter jet near Chabahar. CENTCOM explicitly stated on X that no US fighter aircraft have been downed by Iran, refuting footage shared by Iranian state media. This denial comes as Iran rejected a US ceasefire proposal, insisting on its own terms for ending hostilities.
“I want it to end”: Candace Owens calls out Charlie Kirk show, claims it now spreads beliefs completely opposite to him
Candace Owens publicly criticized Charlie Kirk’s show after an X user questioned its identity without him. She agreed and said the show now shares views opposite to his beliefs, calling it “sickening.” Her comment has sparked debate among viewers. There is no response yet from Charlie Kirk, but the issue is gaining attention online.
10 strange scientific theories sound absurd today, but scientists once believed them
Throughout history, even the world’s most brilliant minds have fallen for theories that seem completely bizarre today. Before we had modern technology, geniuses often relied on intuition to explain the unknown. From thinking a hidden planet caused space wobbles to believing tooth worms caused cavities, these strange ideas were once defended in famous scientific journals. These ten genius failures ...
BlackRock CEO Larry Fink warns oil could hit $150 amid Iran‑US war, causing 'global recession'
Larry Fink, BlackRock’s CEO, warns that Iran’s ongoing threats could push oil to $150 a barrel, risking a deep global recession. Even post-ceasefire, regional instability around the Strait of Hormuz may keep prices elevated for years. He stresses the regressive impact on consumers and urges accelerated investment in alternative energy to shield economies from prolonged energy shocks.
Twitch announces major security upgrades for TwitchCon after Emiru assault
Following a disturbing assault on streamer Emiru, Twitch is implementing significant safety upgrades for TwitchCon, starting in Rotterdam. New measures include a 'no-film' lanyard system for attendees wishing privacy, scheduled meet-and-greets, and improved event layouts. These changes aim to ensure creators and fans feel secure, fostering a respectful environment for all.
AI “Fruit Love Island” TikTok account rants after viral videos get mass removed
TikTok has removed viral AI-generated videos from the popular 'Fruit Love Island' series, sparking creator outrage and fan discussions. The account, which amassed millions of followers rapidly, saw numerous high-view videos taken down, reportedly due to mass reporting and being labeled 'AI slop.' This incident highlights platforms' struggles with moderating engaging AI content and raises questions...
Brock Purdy’s San Francisco 49ers tied to $39 million Chicago Bears tight end
Chicago Bears tight end Cole Kmet is seeking a larger role. He is reportedly a trade target for the San Francisco 49ers. With their in-house George Kittle recovering from recent injury, the Niners might acquire Kmet for a fourth-round pick, according to analysts. The Bears are facing cap constraints and having promoted rookie Colston Loveland in Kmet’s presence. They may consider trading or restru...
Is this the world’s oldest tweet? Viral X post in Japanese shows impossible 1992 timestamp
Marking 20 years since Jack Dorsey’s first tweet, a post by Japanese comedian Eiko Kano recently went viral for showing a date of September 2, 1992, long before Twitter, now X, existed. While the post appears older, some users suggest it may be from 2011. The unusual display has sparked playful “time travel” theories and renewed interest in the platform’s history.
‘Trump will not dictate end of war’: Iran dismisses US' 15-point de-escalation proposal, counters with its own 5 demands
Iran has rejected a US peace proposal, stating it will end the conflict only on its own terms and timeline. Tehran demands a halt to attacks, guarantees against future wars, war damage compensation, an end to regional hostilities, and sovereignty over the Strait of Hormuz.