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Soaring Power Bills Ignite Philippines’ Record Rooftop Solar Boom

Singapore— Households across the Philippines are accelerating rooftop solar installations to offset surging electricity costs, making the country the world’s

Latest Middle East and North Africa News Top Stories

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Britain Drops Destroyer Replacement Plan, Bets on Drone-Led Naval Fleet

London— Britain will abandon plans to replace its aging Type 45 destroyers with a new Type 83 class and instead

Rare Rescue Revives Hope Amid Venezuela Quake Devastation

La Guaira— Rescue teams pulled a father and his young son alive from the rubble of a collapsed building in

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Trump’s Expanding Executive Power Reignites Debate Over America’s Democratic Limits

Washington — As the United States prepares to mark the 250th anniversary of its independence in 2026, President Donald Trump’s

Putin Signals Readiness for Fresh US Talks After Iran Crisis Eases

Moscow— Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Sunday he expects US negotiators to return to Moscow once Washington concludes its

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Iran Warns Against Alternative Hormuz Routes as Fragile Truce Faces New Strains

Baghdad— Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi warned on Sunday that any attempt to bypass shipping routes through the Strait of

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NewsDesk MC June 28, 2026June 28, 2026 arab world, bahrain, Diplomacy, egypt, gcc, Gulf Cooperation Council, Gulf tensions, international law, iran, Jasem Mohamed Albudaiwi, jordan, kuwait, middle east, Mohammed Al Issa, muslim world league, qatar, regional security, Strait of Hormuz, united arab emirates, United Nations Charter

Saudi Arabia Leads Arab Condemnation of Iran’s Latest Strikes on Gulf States

Dubai— Saudi Arabia on Sunday led a wave of condemnation from Gulf and Arab states after Iran launched fresh attacks

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NewsDesk MC June 28, 2026June 28, 2026 ANPR, artificial intelligence, Dhaka, Dhaka Metropolitan Police, digital governance, Intelligent Transport Systems, law enforcement, PTZ Cameras, public transport, Road Rules, road safety, smart cities, smart infrastructure, South Asia, technology, traffic congestion, Traffic Management, Traffic Signals, transport infrastructure, urban mobility

Bangladesh’s Homegrown AI Traffic Pilot Accelerates Dhaka Commute, Reshapes Driving Behavior

Dhaka — Bangladesh’s traffic police said a pilot artificial intelligence-powered traffic management system deployed at seven major intersections in Dhaka