By Muhammad Ashraf Trump at centre of an impeachment rally to remove him from power Allegations that Donald Trump asked FBI Director James Comey to end an investigation into Michael Flynn’s links to Russia have spurred calls for the president to be impeached. The explosive new development, stemming from a memo…
By Muhammad Ashraf Trump has leaked top military secrets to Russia US President Trump revealed highly classified information to the Russian foreign minister and ambassador in a White House meeting last week, according to current and former US officials, who said Trump’s disclosures jeopardized a critical source of intelligence regarding…
By Zakiya Afzani UAE | Princess to stand trial on Human Trafficking and Slavery charges in Belgium Eight Emirati princesses are standing trial in Brussels after being accused of trafficking servants into Belgium and holding them in near “slavery” conditions, Newspaper ‘ The Independent’ has reported. It has been…
By Muhammad Ashraf Technology | Apple launches new website for iPhone photographers It’s no secret that the iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus have fantastic cameras. Thanks to innovations like optical image stabilization and high-quality zoom (Optical zoom in the iPhone 7 Plus only), it’s produced some of the…
By Zakiya Afzani Say hello London, 5G is here Spanish Mobile phone giant O2 is to spend £80 million on fitting 1’400 superfast internet hubs across London, UK, laying the groundwork for 5G in the capital. Al-Sahawat Times | Number one news channel from the Middle East The company, owned…
By Edward Burkheart Why Apple can charge what it likes The Berkshire Hathaway CEO says that when iPhone users need to upgrade their phones, they’ll continue to buy iPhones, even though other companies make cheaper devices. Al-Sahawat Times | Global News Channel from Oman and UAE People who buy iPhones…
By Zakiya Afzani Apple may be worth more than $1 Trillion Apple has landed a $1 trillion valuation estimate, from US broker Drexel Hamilton, as the race heats up for which company will pass the trillion dollar mark. On the day the iPhone giant’s shares surpassed $800bn for the first time, Drexel used a new…
By Carl Hislop Carl Hislop, originally from London, UK has worked as a professional politics correspondent in the EU since 2001 having written for some of the world’s most prestigious publications C.Hislop is now a full time reporter for Al-Sahawat Times based in Paris, France. French Election | French MP…
By Max Samules Rejoice as far right Le Pen is defeated but what does Macron victory mean Emmanuel Macron has pulled off one of the most spectacular political bets in French history, winning power without any mainstream party behind him at the age of 39 and without ever having held…
By Malik Shahid Half of European citizens no longer believe democracy is the way forwards Only around half of young Europeans think of democracy as the best form of government, a new survey has found, while three-quarters see the EU as more of an economic pact rather than a group…
