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Dubai-based Tadawi Healthcare Group, in collaboration with the Dubai Sports Council, will be organising the “Tadawi Run” under the slogan “All for the UAE”.The race is scheduled to be held on May 2 (Saturday) in
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The Ksar Said Racecourse in Tunisia delivered an extraordinary start to the 33rd edition of the UAE President’s Cup for Purebred Arabian Horses.Before a crowd exceeding 15,000 spectators, a testament to the cup’s growing reach,
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AC Milan and Juventus both took a big step towards qualification for next season’s Champions League with respective victories over Verona and Bologna on Sunday.Adrien Rabiot swept home the only goal in Milan’s 1-0 win
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Tennis players Carlos Alcaraz and Aryna Sabalenka were named sportsman and sportswoman of the year at the Laureus awards on Monday while Paris Saint-Germain was the team of the year.Alcaraz won the French and US
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Motorsport leaders from across Middle East will join counterparts from Europe and Africa for three days of collaboration, innovation and knowledge sharing at the FIA Region I Spring meeting getting under way in Budva, Montenegro
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Fast bowler Ashwani Kumar took four wickets after Tilak Varma slammed an unbeaten century as the Mumbai Indians registered a dominant 99-run win in Match 30 of the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2026 at the
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Whether you’re working, creating, or managing your day on the go, having a device that keeps up is essential. The HUAWEI MatePad Mini combines portability and performance seamlessly, making it a smart companion for modern,
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The United States and Iran both warned they were ready for war as the clock ticked down on a ceasefire on Tuesday, with uncertainty over whether talks that President Donald Trump had announced would resume
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This is in reference to the West Bengal Chief Minister, Mamta Banerjee statement that our Prime Minister’s “Sweet Stop” is a scripted one and is an election gimmick. Yes, she is cent per cent right.
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The 2026 conflict in the Middle East is adding further pressure on fragile agrifood systems and global supply chains, threatening the availability, accessibility, and affordability of food, the Director-General of the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) QU Dongyu told the 38th Session of the FAO Regional Conference for the Near East (NERC38).The conference took place on Monday at the Organization's headquarters in Rome during a "critical moment" for the region, underscoring the need to recognize "the immense importance of maintaining trade flows, and of ensuring access to adequate food for all, particularly in import-dependent countries," Qu said in his opening statement.The Director-General warned that the significant disruptions to food production, trade, and distribution systems currently being experienced across the region were further compounded by global implications, "including rising energy prices and disruptions in fertilizer markets, which are increasing production costs and affecting agricultural productivity both within the region and beyond."FAO Director-General said he had informed UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres that the impact of the crisis would have "long-term consequences for agriculture."
