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Masdar acquires Saeta Yield

The deal is estimated to be valued at $1.4 billion.

Boeing lifts wage hike to 30% 

The 30% general wage hike improves upon the 25% in the earlier offer.

ADNOC Distribution H1 dividend $350m

The total dividend for 2024 is expected to be $700 million.

TAQA launches new corporate identity

Abu Dhabi Energy Services will be renamed as TAQA Services.

Rightmove rejects £5.6bn Murdoch bid

The property website said the bid was undervalued.
  • WHO registers eighty percent rise in measles case

    Geneva, Switzerland - The World Health Organization voiced alarm on Tuesday at the rapid spread of measles, with more than 306,000...

    At least 95 percent of children need to be fully vaccinated against the disease in a locality to prevent outbreaks, but global vaccination rates have slipped to 83 percent.

    WHO official Crowcroft pointed out that 92 percent of all children who die from measles live among less than a quarter of the global population, mainly in very low-income countries

  • WHO shifts 32 patients out of ‘indescribable’ Gaza hospital

    Geneva, Switzerland - The World Health Organization said on Tuesday it had transferred 32 patients out of the besieged Nasser Hospital...

    After being denied access to the hospital on Friday and Saturday, the WHO said it led two life-saving missions to transfer 32 critical patients, including two children.

    WHO staff said the scenes around the hospital in the southern city of Khan Yunis were "indescribable", while calling the conditions inside ripe for the spread of disease.

  • UN pauses aid in Gaza after food convoy attacked and looted

    The World Food Program (WFP) resumed deliveries on Sunday after a three-week halt but its convoy "faced complete chaos and...

    UN's World Food Program said it was forced to pause the deliveries "until conditions are in place that allow for safe distributions".

    It added that it was not a decision taken lightly because it "means the situation there will deteriorate further and more people risk dying of hunger".

  • Global operation smashes ‘most harmful cyber crime group’

    LONDON, UK - An international operation led by UK and US law enforcement has severely disrupted "the world's most harmful cybercrime...

    LockBit and its affiliates have targeted governments, major companies, schools and hospitals, causing billions of dollars of damage.

    LockBit's website -- selling services that allow people to organize cyber attacks and hold data until a ransom is paid appears -- was taken over.

  • Israeli apartheid against Palestinians worse than in S.Africa: Pretoria

    "We as South Africans sense, see, hear and feel to our core the inhumane discriminatory policies and practices of the...

    The South African representative said, "It is clear that Israel's illegal occupation is also being administered in breach of the crime of apartheid."

    He said South Africa had a "special obligation" to call out apartheid wherever it occurs and ensure it is "brought to an immediate end"

  • 26 EU states demand ‘immediate’ halt in Gaza fighting: Borrell

    The European Union has struggled for a united response on Israel's military operation following the October 7 attack by Hamas....

    EU countries also reiterated their calls for Israel not to launch an assault on the Gaza city of Rafah, which has become the main shelter zone in the stricken territory.

    Israel has warned that, unless Hamas frees all hostages, it will push on with its offensive during the Muslim holy month of Ramadan, including in Rafah

  • Sudan refugees face agonizing wait in overcrowded camps

    Renk is just 10 kilometers (six miles) from Sudan, where fighting broke out in April last year between army chief...

    Nearly 560,000 displaced people have taken refuge in South Sudan, according to the UN, which estimates that around 1,500 new arrivals turn up in the country every day

    UN says 25 million people in Sudan need humanitarian assistance, while around 3.8 million children under the age of five are suffering from malnutrition

  • UN agencies warn of ‘explosion’ in Gaza child deaths

    Twenty weeks into Israel's war against Hamas in the Gaza Strip, UN agencies warned that food and safe water had...

    At least 90 percent of children under five in Gaza are affected by one or more infectious diseases, according to a joint assessment by the UN agencies

    Seventy percent children had had diarrhea in the two weeks prior to the assessment, marking a 23-fold increase compared to the 2022 baseline

  • Brazil summons Israeli ambassador as Gaza row escalates

    The Brazilian foreign ministry said it has also recalled its own ambassador from Tel Aviv for consultations, after Israel summoned...

    Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Lula had "crossed a red line"

    The leftist leader has also faced backlash at home over his statements

  • ‘Israeli army tortures and rapes Palestinian girls’

    The experts have expressed concern that an unknown number of Palestinian women and children, including girls, have reportedly gone missing...

    Palestinian women and girls have reportedly been arbitrarily executed in Gaza, often together with family members, including their children, a UN press statement said

    Experts have called for an independent, impartial, prompt, thorough, and effective investigation into the allegations and for Israel to cooperate with such investigations.