Gulf Today - 2024-06-25

• Mohammed clears Dubai’s drainage plan worth Dhs30b
• UAE commends Jordan for backing suffering Palestinia­ns
• Sheikh Sultan orders parks in central region of Sharjah
• Drive to nurture culture of safety awareness intensifie­d
• Cutting-edge sensors detect toxic compounds
• Private firms told to meet Emiratisat­ion targets by June 30
• Pact for trial of eco-friendly hydrogen bus in Dubai
• UAE’S principles of tolerance, coexistenc­e raise bonhomie
• Friendship ties between UAE, India grow stronger
• CUD signs MOU with University of Niagara Falls Canada
• BEEAH, TBHF collaborat­e to boost humanitari­an efforts
• DHA envisions future of healthcare for 2030
• MBRF fosters learning of Arabic language in pupils
• Dubai Police urge motorists to follow safety instructio­ns
• Man threatens plaintiff
• Dagestan attack toll hits 20 as Russia launches terror probe
• Princess Anne hospitalis­ed after an incident
• Trump’s funding of classified documents under scanner
• Colombia and armed group Segunda begin peace talks
• ‘High risk’ of famine in Gaza despite aid increase: Report
• Fight back efforts to disband UNRWA: Chief
• US curbs in focus at Iran presidenti­al poll
• EU puts sanctions on 6 over Sudan war
• Only Thomas is willing to give a gun to a domestic abuser
• Alarm bells ring over heat waves
• How firearm safety begins at home
• Indian farmers turn to new, climate-resilient varieties
• There are still a few reasons for the Tories to be cheerful
• Parents’ Whatsapp for children’s school is driving me crazy
• Modi urges ‘consensus’ as parliament opens after polls
• Atishi on hunger strike for more water to Delhi
• Kozhikode declared as India’s first City of Literature
• Pak collaborat­es with Google to support digital education
• PTI ‘committed’ suicide by joining SIC: CJ
• ECP’S decision to transfer ‘poll rigging’ pleas suspended
• Court sends 4 land grabbers to prison for 96 years
• Several dead in fire at S.korean battery plant
• Manila condemns China’s ‘illegal use of force’ in SCS
• First Myanmar junta conscripts to begin duty by June end
• Covestro opens door to Adnoc deal after it increases bid to $12.5 billion
• Stocks mostly rise; investors on yen interventi­on watch
• DIFC Innovation Hub and du join hands to foster SME innovation
• Aldar Properties launches Verdes by Haven
• Award-winning online broker launches Avafutures
• Smart farming technologi­es take root in culinary culture
• Sharjah showcases investment opportunit­ies at IIE in Sri Lanka
• UAE enjoys growing economic relations with Czech Republic
• EHS unveils innovative initiative­s
• Flydubai launches flights to Islamabad and Lahore
• German business sentiment unexpected­ly darkens in June
• BOJ debates need for timely rate hike
• UBS to sell partial stake of a joint venture to BSAM
• Pathway to stars: Mehran’s lego models carve his way to space
• Paris fashionist­as say au revoir to Dries Van Noten
• Dubai braces for AI technology push in sports
• Rich haul of medals for UAE Team members in Time Trials
• ‘Honoured’ Scott Barrett named All Blacks captain
• Clarke rages over penalty decision as Scotland exit
• Coach Yakin hails ‘immense’ Swiss after Germany draw
• England look to silence critics at Euro in clash against Slovenia
• Coach deal was finalised without core committee approval: AIFF
• Guardiola has made me better player, says Doku
• S.africa spinner Shamsi hits out at ‘ridiculous’ Twenty 20 WC critics
• Lyles wins 100m at US athletics trials to qualify for Paris Olympics
• Verstappen making the difference as Norris challenges
• Rohit blitzkrieg powers India into T20 WC semis
• Warner, Babar among stars to take part in GT20 Canada

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