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UAE a symbol of harmony, goodwill: Nahyan bin Mubarak

Sheikh Nahyan bin Mubarak Al Nahyan, Minister for Tolerance, said that the UAE calls for peace and love and has been a symbol of harmony and goodwill since its establishment by the Founder Father, the late Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan, who highlighted to the region and the entire world, with his words and actions, his efforts to achieve peace and happiness for the nations and peoples, as well as community development, prosperity and respect for individuals, regardless of race, religion, culture and ideology.

Russian Far East vote result cancelled after protests

Authorities in the Russian Far East on Thursday cancelled the result of a runoff governorship vote in an unprecedented move after claims of vote-rigging in favour of a candidate backed by President Vladimir Putin triggered protests.

Japan's Abe wins party leadership election: official

Prime Minister Shinzo Abe won re-election as leader of his ruling party Thursday, setting him on course to become Japan's longest-serving premier and realise his dream of reforming the constitution.

Russia election chief recommends invalidating 'rigged' vote

Russia's election commission on Wednesday recommended re-running a key regional poll, an unprecedented move triggered by claims of vote-rigging in favour of a candidate backed by Vladimir Putin.

Motorcycle lifters gang busted; four arrested in Rawalpindi

Pirwadhai Police here on Wednesday have busted a motorcycle lifters gang and arrested its four members, recovering from them seven motorcycles, pistols and other items.

Route for inaugural ADNOC Abu Dhabi Marathon revealed

Facebook accused of discrimination with job ad targeting

A complaint has been filed with the US government accusing Facebook and 10 other companies of using the platform's job ad targeting system to discriminate on the basis of gender.

US Lawmakers Introduce LYNE Bill to Ban Low-Yield Nuclear Warheads

A group of Democrats from both chambers of US Congress introduced a bill banning low-yield nuclear warheads for ballistic missiles launched from submarines, US Congressman Adam Smith's press office announced in a release on Tuesday.

Six lawbreakers including two renting rules violators netted in Rawalpindi

Police, in their crackdowns against anti-social elements, have arrested six lawbreakers including two violators of Punjab Renting Rules, recovering 1550 grams charras, two pistols of 30 bore with two rounds, a 12 bore gun with two rounds and other items from their possession.

Women entrepreneurs enjoy rafting at Kunhar River

A thrilling water rafting activity was arranged for the women entrepreneurs of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa at the scenic Kunhar River in connection with the forthcoming World Tourism Day to be marked on September 27, 2018.

UAE leads ICT Global Competitiveness Index

Abe eyes new term, reform of Japan's pacifist constitution

Shinzo Abe is poised to win a third term as head of his political party on Thursday, putting him on track to become Japan's longest-serving premier and realise his dream of reforming the constitution.

Women entrepreneurs enjoy rafting at Kunhar River

A thrilling water rafting activity was arranged for the women entrepreneurs of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa at the scenic Kunhar River on Monday.

Nibali, Aru make provisional Italy team for cycling worlds

Veteran Italian cycling stars Vincenzo Nibali and Fabio Aru have been selected for a provisional 12-man Italy team for the road race world championships in Austria this month.

Record Low Number of Americans Say Economic Issues Top US Problem - Poll

A record low of only 12 percent of Americans believe that the economy is the biggest problem facing the United States, a new Gallup poll revealed on Monday.