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Emirates announces network updates for 2019

Emirates has announced adjustments to its operational schedules in 2019 to minimise the impact of the closure of Dubai International Airport’s Southern Runway between 16th April and 30th May, 2019, and to respond to global travel demand trends

Sharjah brings 57 Hindi translations to New Delhi World Book Fair

An overwhelming number of visitors at the 27th edition of the New Delhi World Book Fair have been visiting the Sharjah Pavilion to have their picks of Hindi translations of the 57 Arabic language books written by renowned authors, some of who are at the book fair and signing these books

EPA brings their successful experience in Latin America to Indian publishers

The Emirates Publishers Association (EPA) has introduced publishers, authors, and cultural entities in India to specific aspects of their successful experiences in Brazil and Latin America, which can be extended into Indian and other markets to boost cultural exchanges through strengthening the literary translations movement and other cross-cultural initiatives

Brazil defense minister says sees no reason for US base

Brazil's defense minister said in an interview published Tuesday he did not see any reason for a US military base to be established in Brazilian soil, as new President Jair Bolsonaro had floated last week.

Mohamed bin Zayed Fund to support plant, tree research in Namibia and Brazil

Brazil stocks hit record as Bolsonaro takes charge

UAE Consul-General attends inauguration of Sao Paolo Governor

The UAE Consul-General in Sao Paolo, Ibrahim Salim Al Alawi, has attended the inauguration of Joao Doria, the Governor of the Brazilian State of Sao Paulo, which took place at the Governor's palace here, in the presence of a number of dignitaries, state officials, consuls and business leaders.

Bolsonaro Calls Brasilia's Decision Not to Invite Cuban Leader From Inauguration 'Right'

Brazilian President-elect Jair Bolsonaro said on Wednesday that the decision of the country's Foreign Ministry to call off the invitation to Cuban leader Miguel Diaz-Canel for his inauguration in Brazil was the right one.

Brazilians' optimism over economy shoots up: poll

New Brazil environment minister downplays misconduct conviction

Brazil's incoming environment minister, Ricardo Salles, has said he will take up his post on January 1 despite being found guilty of "improbity" while heading the environment portfolio in Sao Paulo's state government.

Emirates unveils new Real Madrid A380 decal

Emirates, the world’s largest international airline and a main sponsor of Spanish football club, Real Madrid, today unveiled a new decal featuring action images of some of the club’s top players on one of its A380 aircraft

Brazil releases photos in bid to catch, extradite Italian

Brazil orders arrest of ex-leftist militant wanted in Italy

A judge in Brazil on Thursday ordered the arrest of an Italian wanted in his country for four murders attributed to a far-left group in the 1970s.

Five Killed in Brazil Cathedral Shooting - Reports

An unknown assailant on Tuesday shot dead four people in a Catholic cathedral in the Brazilian state of Sao Paulo, after which he killed himself, the Globo television channel reported citing medics.

Spain starts Brazil extradition bid for gunman in 1977 attack

Spanish prosecutors on Monday demanded the extradition of a Spanish man convicted over the 1977 killing of five leftists in Madrid, after his arrest in Brazil last week.