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Democrats sweep US midterms, Trump says Israel aid will end, and new UAE traffic regulations

Today on Trending Middle East , the Democratic party is projected to win control of the US Congress in the midterm elections, reports say. The result could influence the next stage of the US-Iran war. In a last-minute bid to woo voters, US President Donald Trump announced that Washington would end its nearly $4 billion in annual military aid to Israel at the end of this year. Across the Middle…

Democrats sweep US midterms, Trump says Israel aid will end, and new UAE traffic regulations

The Democratic Party is poised to take control of the US Congress in the midterms, which may impact the trajectory of the US-Iran conflict. President Donald Trump, in a bid to appeal to voters, announced his intention to cease the provision of $4 billion in annual military support to Israel at the conclusion of the year.

In the Middle East, nations are stepping up their emergency preparations as the US-Iran situation remains uncertain and diplomatic negotiations appear to be at an impasse. Cryptocurrency exchange Binance disclosed on Friday that hackers utilized deceptive job interviews and a compromised artificial intelligence tool to orchestrate a theft of $6.3 billion.

Meanwhile, the United Arab Emirates has implemented a new set of traffic regulations, limiting each individual to registering a maximum of five vehicles. This change grants people the option to register new cars for a two-year period, as opposed to the previous one-year duration. This report, based on original articles from The National and expertly curated by Trending Middle East, provides a comprehensive overview of these significant developments.

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