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  UAE Latest News – September 29, 2025 📌 Abu Dhabi approves $11.4 billion expansion of Liveability Strategy The Abu Dhabi government has greenlit a Dh42 billion (≈ US$11.4 billion) expansion of its “Liveability Strategy” to fund new projects aimed at improving quality of life in the emirate. Source  www.reuters.com ] 📌 UAE urges Netanyahu to support Trump’s Gaza plan, warns against West Bank annexation The UAE has publicly pressed Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to back a U.S. 21-point framework for Gaza peace, while cautioning that annexation of the West Bank would undermine normalization with Arab nations. Source  🔗 [ www.reuters.com ] 📌 UAE launches 4 new special visit visa categories The UAE’s Federal Authority for Identity, Citizenship, Customs & Port Security (ICP) introduced four new visit visa categories targeting sectors such as AI, cruise tourism, events, and entertainment. Source  🔗 [ m.economictimes.com ] 📌 UAE President meets OpenAI C...

  U.S. News Highlights – September 29, 2025 1. Over 100,000 Federal Workers to Resign in Mass Departure In what may become the largest mass resignation in U.S. history, more than 100,000 federal employees are expected to resign tomorrow as part of the Trump administration’s sweeping workforce reduction program. The move comes amid rising fears about job security, pressure tactics, and a looming government shutdown if Congress fails to pass a funding bill. Source:   www.theguardian.com 2. Michigan Church Shooting Leaves Multiple Dead and Injured A tragic mass shooting unfolded at a Mormon church in Grand Blanc Township, Michigan. At least four people were killed and eight others injured when a gunman drove into the church, opened fire, and later set the building aflame. Authorities have labeled the incident one of the most shocking in recent weeks. Source: The Guardian www.theguardian.com 3. Labor Department May Suspend Economic Reporting Amid Shutdown In anticipation of a...

1. Trump Deploys Troops to Portland President Donald Trump has announced the deployment of federal troops to Portland, Oregon, to curb what he calls “domestic terrorism.” Local and state officials strongly oppose the move. Source: https://apnews.com/article/trump-federal-troops-portland-oregon-f8659de72f28289ef22bd924d149a52f 2. Possible Government Shutdown The U.S. Congress is still struggling to reach an agreement on federal funding. If no deal is reached by September 30, many government agencies could face shutdown. Source:  https://www.businessinsider.com/why-is-government-shutting-down-explainer-2025-9 3. Federal Reserve Split on Policy The Federal Reserve is divided over interest rate policy — some push for aggressive cuts, while others warn of inflation risks. Source:  https://www.barrons.com/articles/federal-reserve-rates-inflation-policy-split-9db86c76 4. Immigration Milestone The Department of Homeland Security says over 2 million illegal immigrants have left or been...

 --- 🇺🇸 Latest USA News – September 27, 2025 --- 1. Trump Announces New Tariffs on Medicines, Trucks, and Furniture US President Donald Trump has announced a major increase in import tariffs: 100% duties on branded medicines 25% on heavy-duty trucks 50% on kitchen cabinets 30% on upholstered furniture (Source: Asahi) The White House said the move is aimed at protecting national security and boosting domestic manufacturing. However, analysts warn it could raise consumer prices and strain relations with trade partners. --- 2. US Revokes Colombian President Petro’s Visa Colombian President Gustavo Petro gave a speech outside the UN in New York, urging US soldiers not to “follow Trump’s orders” but to “follow the orders of humanity.” (Source: Al Jazeera) In response, theh US State Department called his actions “reckless and incendiary” and revoked his US visa. --- 3. Venezuela Warns of ‘Immoral US Military Threat’ Venezuela’s Foreign Minister told the UN General Assembly that the US ...

 Latest News from the USA — September 26, 2025 1. Trump Announces New Tariffs on Imported Goods President Donald Trump has announced that starting October 1, new tariffs will be imposed on several imported goods such as heavy trucks, furniture, bathroom fixtures, and branded medicines. The White House said the move aims to protect national security and domestic industries, but critics warn it could increase inflation and disrupt international trade. Source: Reuters 2. Former FBI Director James Comey Indicted Former FBI Director James Comey has been indicted on charges of lying to Congress and obstruction of justice. Comey denied the allegations and said he is prepared to fight the case in court, calling the charges politically motivated. Source: AP News 3. Shooting at ICE Facility in Texas — One Inmate Dead, Two Injured A gunman opened fire from a rooftop at an ICE detention facility in Dallas, Texas. The attack left one inmate dead and two others critically injured. Authorities re...

  🗞️ Top News Highlights — September 25, 2025 Stay informed with the latest updates from around the world. Here are today's top stories: 1. Deadly Shooting at ICE Facility in Dallas A tragic incident occurred at an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) facility in Dallas, Texas, where a shooting left one detainee dead and two others injured. The suspect later took his own life. Authorities discovered the words "ANTI-ICE" written on an unused bullet casing at the scene.  2. Global Leaders Address United Nations General Assembly World leaders gathered at the United Nations General Assembly to discuss pressing global issues. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky emphasized the dangers of an AI-driven arms race and the fragility of international alliances. Meanwhile, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu addressed the assembly, condemning world leaders who recognize Palestinian statehood.  3. Former French President Sarkozy Sentenced to Prison In a significant legal...