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UAE cracks down on illegal fireworks: Dh100,000 fine and one-year jail for violator
The UAE is cracking down on illegal fireworks, imposing hefty fines of at least Dh100,000 and jail time of a year for possession, use, or trade. Authorities are emphasizing safety, warning of severe injuries and panic. Strict enforcement of federal law targets all unauthorized fireworks activities year-round, urging public cooperation.
Saudi Arabia: King Salman orders full hospitality for stranded GCC citizens; 2,500 hotel rooms allocated in Makkah
Saudi Arabia is hosting stranded GCC nationals in Makkah with 2,500 hotel rooms allocated by the Makkah Chamber of Commerce. This initiative, a directive from King Salman, ensures comfort and facilitates safe return, reflecting the Kingdom's commitment to regional unity and hospitality during travel disruptions.
CBSE postpones March 2, 5–6 board exams in Middle East; New dates awaited
CBSE has extended the postponement of Class 10 and 12 board exams in seven Middle Eastern countries due to ongoing security concerns and volatile regional conditions. The decision, affecting thousands of Indian expatriate students, prioritizes safety amid disruptions, with new dates to be announced after further review.
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US Marines opened fire on protesters who stormed Karachi consulate: Report
US Marines reportedly opened fire on demonstrators who stormed Pakistan's Karachi consulate following the killing of Iran's Supreme Leader in American-Israeli strikes. At least 10 died in the incident, sparking nationwide protests and a ban on gatherings. The consulate claimed shots originated from within the compound amid escalating regional tensions.
‘From Gaza to Minab’: Iran shares image of hundreds of graves being dug after 160 dead in school strike
Iran's foreign minister shared a photo of graves, alleging a US-Israeli strike on a girls' school in Minab killed over 150. Iranian authorities described it as a war crime, while the US Central Command stated they are reviewing reports of civilian harm. International law prohibits direct targeting of civilian infrastructure like schools.
US-Israel-Iran conflict: Saudia extends flight cancellations across 8 major cities through March 4
Saudia has extended flight cancellations on several key regional routes until March 4th due to ongoing regional developments. The airline is prioritizing safety and directly notifying affected passengers. Travelers are urged to verify their flight status before reaching the airport.
Donald Trump outlines devastating response if Iran assassinates him; ‘there will be nothing left’
After joint US–Israeli strikes reportedly killed Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, President Donald Trump issued stark warnings that any attempt on his life would result in Iran being “wiped off the face of the earth.” As retaliation fears mount, his threats of total destruction have intensified concerns over escalation and presidential security.
US embassy in Riyadh targeted by drones; Saudi air defences intercept four
Two drones struck the US embassy in Riyadh early Tuesday, causing a small fire and minor damage. Saudi authorities confirmed the attack, with air defense systems intercepting four drones aimed at the diplomatic quarter. The US embassy issued a shelter-in-place advisory for American citizens in the region as a precautionary measure.
Candace Owens sparks backlash with theory tying Charlie Kirk’s death to Middle East tensions
Candace Owens has sparked controversy by claiming Charlie Kirk was removed because he opposed U.S. involvement in a potential war with Iran. She alleged his death was part of a sophisticated plan meant to shift public support toward Israel and invoked Donald Trump’s foreign policy stance. Her theory remains unproven and has drawn significant criticism and debate.
What happened during Jerry Silky Los Angeles Twitch stream? Inside the 107 mph reckless driving controversy
Jerry “Silky” faced backlash after viewers claimed he drove over 107 mph during a March 1, 2026 Twitch stream in Los Angeles. Felix “xQc” Lengyel and Zack “Asmongold” Hoyt criticized the driving as dangerous. Silky denied the claims, saying he was only going 70 mph. His Twitch channel remains active with no suspension reported.
She votes for herself, becomes mayor and approves her own liquor licence: Inside America’s town of one
Monowi, Nebraska, is a unique village with only one resident, Elsie Eiler. She holds all governmental roles, from mayor to clerk. Eiler ensures the town remains incorporated by filing necessary paperwork and running the local tavern. This solitary governance highlights rural depopulation trends across America. Monowi's continued existence depends on her dedication to civic duty.
Tyler1 claims ExtraEmily was ignored at MrBeast’s $1 million streamer challenge, calls her a “pest” on livestream
During a recent livestream, Tyler1 discussed his experience filming MrBeast's $1 million streamer challenge. He playfully referred to fellow streamer ExtraEmily as a "pest" for staying close to him, but admitted he felt bad, believing others weren't interacting with her. Tyler1 also commented on some creators' lack of social awareness on set.
Is that really Jim Carrey? Actor breaks silence after hyper-realistic makeup artist mask post goes viral
After Jim Carrey accepted an honorary award at the César Awards in Paris, online speculation over his altered appearance spiralled into clone theories, body-double claims and AI misinformation. Drag artist Alexis Stone further fuelled debate with a hyper-realistic mask post, while a fabricated AI video falsely attributed to Carrey’s daughter deepened the viral storm.
US–Israel war with Iran: Did Iranian state media post Ayatollah Ali Khamenei in ‘heaven’ with 72 virgins?
A viral image falsely depicting Iranian Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei in 'heaven' with '72 virgins' has circulated online. The image is a digital manipulation, combining real photos of Khamenei with schoolgirls into a fabricated paradise background. No Iranian state media outlets have published such imagery.
US-Israel War with Iran: A beginner's guide to how Hamas terror attack on Oct 7 changed the Middle East
Hamas’s October 7 attack triggered a regional unravelling that had been decades in the making. This piece traces how Iran built the Axis of Resistance after the 1979 Revolution through Hezbollah, Hamas, the Houthis and allied militias, and how Israel, backed by a far more permissive Trump White House, systematically targeted that network. From Soleimani’s killing to covert strikes deep inside host...
US-Israel war with Iran: Iranians celebrate with YMCA dance with US, Israel, and Iran flags after Khamenei’s death
Videos of Iranians celebrating with YMCA-style dances and waving pre-revolution Iranian, US, and Israeli flags have gone viral, particularly from diaspora communities. These scenes reflect jubilation following the US-Israel war that killed Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, seen as a symbolic collapse of the Islamic Republic's rule.
Scary Movie 6 Trailer Leak: Viral clip sparks Kai Cenat cameo rumors; fans celebrate online
A leaked Scary Movie 6 trailer has sparked speculation that Kai Cenat appears in a brief cameo, hinting at a possible move into film. The claim remains unverified, but fans reacted with excitement online. His streaming hiatus and YourRAGE’s comments about a movie career have fueled the buzz, suggesting the internet star may be exploring opportunities beyond livestreaming.