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DUBAI: The US-Iran war will cost Gulf countries more than US$200 billion in damage and economic losses could reach nearly four times that amount by 2030, insurer Allianz Trade said on Wednesday.
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M Surenthiran has won a Medal of Excellence in Plastering and Drywall Systems at the 48th WorldSkills Competition in China.
Enriched nuclear material will not leave Iran, security chief says Iran will not allow a single particle of enriched nuclear material to leave the country, Iranian security chief Mohsen Rezaei said in…
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Nashik, traditionally known for its manufacturing and agricultural industries, is poised to witness a new phase of technology-driven industrial development.
The Midrand site had recorded more than four million calls every year since 2020-21, with that year being the highest, at 4.8 million.
A Jordanian court has charged a man with terrorism after he was suspected of stabbing a police officer to death and wounding another outside the Sri Lankan embassy in Amman.
