A video released by the Red Crescent captures the chaotic aftermath of the strikes, portraying rescuers working amidst the smoking rubble in central Gaza.
While over 20 countries agreed to participate in safeguarding ships in the Red Sea near Yemen, Maersk had initially announced on December 24 that it would resume sailings through the Red Sea.
The fast-food giant asserts that the allegedly false and defamatory statements have resulted in tangible losses, prompting the legal recourse against BDS Malaysia.
While Pakistan's Supreme Court granted him bail in a case related to the leak of state secrets just last Friday, a high court had, a day prior, refused to suspend his disqualification from participating in the upcoming elections.
More than 4,500 workers are tirelessly labouring around the clock to complete the ground floor, with the construction site spanning 70 acres of carved pink sandstone and white marble.
The heightened security measures and increased anti-terrorism operations come in response to recent incidents, notably a bomb detonated by Kurdish militants near government buildings in Ankara on 1st October.
The World Food Programme's decision to stop distributing food rations to 5.5 million people from the start of 2024 further compounds the looming humanitarian catastrophe.
According to SCAD data, foreign investment in the emirate surged by 9.7% in 2022, reaching an impressive figure of more than 831 billion dirhams.
The Gaza health authorities report over 21,000 confirmed deaths, approximately 1 per cent of the enclave's population, with fears of additional casualties due to severe shortages of essential resources.
Breaking his silence in a media statement on 28th December, Daim asserts that he has become a target due to Anwar perceiving him as a political threat and a foe who needed to be discredited.
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