By Muhammad Musa Qasim Al-Bashir International condemnation and outrage as UK introduced #MuslimBan President of the USA, Donald Trump has twice tried and twice failed to ban Muslims from entering his nation. His own Federal courts ruling against him, holding his ban to be illegal. Yet Trump has…
By James Nadel Oman has a new master of golf Former Aberdeen Links Champion Steven Troup has been appointed national team manager of Oman. Troup, who represented Caledonian when he defeated Bon Accord’s Barrie Edmond by one hole in the 2003 final at Aberdeen Links, is delighted by the…
By Zakiya Afzani Trump’s second attempt at a #MuslimBan has been blocked by federal courts for a second time The US government is appealing a ruling from a federal judge in Maryland that blocked President Donald Trump’s second revision of the Muslim travel ban from taking effect. The government filed a…
By Amira Patel Devices larger than standard cell phones are to be banned on US flights from Muslim countries US President Trump is barring passengers on flights originating in several Muslim countries from carrying any electronic device larger than a standard cellphone starting on Tuesday, a Middle East-based carrier has…
By Aisha Butt The discovery of an egg producing plant 1840m under the Pacific Ocean goes viral baffling scientists The NOAA’S Okeanos Explorer uncovered a mysterious plant producing a purplish egg-like object some 1840 meters below sea level and the scientific community on the internet is ugh ly perplexed. The…
By Rashid bin Abdul Karim Al-Saud Dubai launched driverless flying taxis in July 2017 Dubai will be treated to a driverless flying taxis service as early as this July according to the city’s Road and Transport Authority (RTA), which plans to start flying passengers across the city in July 2017….
By Zakiya Afzani The British government, UK banks amen big business have boycotted google ads in droves Days after the British government withdrew all of its taxpayer-funded adverts from YouTube, yes tax money is used on advertising in the UK, after the adverts were seen next to white supremacist and…
By Fatima Al-Said Alila Jabal Akhdar, the rooftop of Arabia A climb to the hotel requires a climb of the Middle-East’s highest mountain path, the Via Ferrara. The journey begins at the foot of the mountaintop property, situated 2km meters above sea level in Oman’s Al Hajar mountain range,…
By Fatima Al-Said Former British PM David Cameron and douzens of his MPs are under police investigation over the 2015 General Election The British Conservative party has already been fined £70’000 as a party after the Electoral Commission found “significant” errors in the accuracy of the party’s spending returns for…
By Anita Zhxin Spain to block Scottish EU membership An independent Scotland’s route to EU membership would be easier, and possibly quicker, if the SNP delayed until after Brexit. Spain could block Scotland from join in the EU if they gained independence before the UK completes it’s move out…
