By Zakiya Afzani 8 UAE princesses found guilty of people trafficking in Europe A Brussels court has handed a 15 month suspended prison sentence to eight Arab princesses. The widow of an Abu Dhabi sheikh and her seven daughters were found guilty of human trafficking and degrading their servants. …
By Halil Muharem The secrets of Chimps’ strength shows Human muscles to be unique The greater strength of chimpanzees, relative to humans, may have finally been explained by scientists. A study suggests the difference is mostly due to a higher proportion in chimps of a muscle fibre type involved…
By Benyamin Al-Sarbani Eid tragedy as car hits child worshippers The UK woke this morning to yet more tragedy as less than 2 hours ago the UK suffered it’s 6th tragedy in only three months. With the Manchester bombing and 3 terror attacks in London including a far right…
By Zakiya Afzani Qatar Crisis deepens as Gulf nations stand their ground Three weeks in to the worst Gulf crisis in decades, questions are still being asked about diplomatic and economic sanctions imposed on the state of Qatar by its neighbours. Now Washington, which via Trump originally claimed, proudly,…
By Zakiya Afzani Barclays Bank have been charged with serious fraud Barclays and four former executives have been charged with serious fraud over their actions in the 2008 financial crisis. The Serious Fraud Office case relates to the way the bank raised billion of pounds from Qatari investors enabling it…
By Malik Al-Saud London Attack | Finsbury Park | Fourth major London terror attack in three months Masses of people have been critically injured after a speeding van targeted a crowd of pedestrians outside Finsbury Park Masjid (Mosque) in North London. In what police have called a “major terrorist incident”….
By Sulayman Al-Said The 10 thousand year old accountants’ records The ancient Egyptians in the age of Jahiliyyah used to believe that literacy was divine, a gift from baboon-faced Thoth, their deity of knowledge. Scholars no longer embrace that theory, but why ancient civilisations developed writing was a mystery for…
By Munir Al-Said London Fire |Grenfell Tower death toll set to be in the hundreds The fire was reported at the 127 residential appartment, 24 storey, 600 inhabitant apartment block, Grenfell Tower, in north Kensington, West London, one of London’s most affluent districts at 00:54 BST yesterday. The fire is…
By Zakiya Afzani North Korea |Freed US prisoner flown home in coma US student Otto Warmbier has been freed from jail in North Korea, but his parents say he has been in a coma for a year. The US secretary of state said the 22-year-old was on his way…
By Zakiya Afzani Qatar Crisis | Emergency hotline set up to help mixed families avoid humanitarian crisis President Sheikh Khalifa Bin Zayed Al-Nahyan on Sunday instructed the authorities concerned to take into consideration the humanitarian circumstances of Emirati-Qatari joint families an official source announced. Saudi Arabia and Bahrain also…
