Minneapolis immigration crackdown

Minneapolis Immigration Crackdown: Senior US Immigration Chief Leaves City After Fatal Shooting

A senior US immigration official is expected to leave Minneapolis, signaling a possible shift in the White House’s approach following the fatal shooting of a second US citizen by federal officers in the city. Border Patrol Commander Gregory Bovino, who played a central role in recent immigration operations in Minnesota, is departing Minneapolis as federal…

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Oman Records Massive Growth in Aviation

Oman Records Massive Growth in Aviation as Transit Volume Hits 585,000

Oman’s Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) has reported significant growth in air traffic and infrastructure during 2025 and 2026, highlighting the Sultanate’s strategic role in regional and international aviation. In 2025, more than 585,000 aircraft crossed Omani airspace, reflecting the country’s position as a key air corridor connecting Asia, Europe, and Africa. The CAA issued over…

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Al Buraimi for illegal gambling

Eight Asian Nationals Arrested in Al Buraimi for Illegal Gambling

The Al Buraimi Governorate Police Command has detained eight Asian nationals for illegal gambling activities in the Wilayat of Al Buraimi. The arrests follow an investigation into illicit activities within the local community. Authorities confirmed the suspects were engaged in gambling, which is strictly prohibited under Omani law. The raid reflects ongoing efforts by the…

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Venezuela’s Acting President Rejects US Orders

Venezuela’s Acting President Rejects US Orders Amid Political Transition

Venezuela’s acting president, Delcy Rodríguez, has said she has had “enough” of Washington’s orders, as she navigates a delicate political transition following the capture of former president Nicolás Maduro. Speaking to oil workers in Puerto La Cruz, Rodríguez emphasized that Venezuela’s internal conflicts should be resolved by Venezuelans themselves, without foreign interference. “Let Venezuelan politics…

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Heatwave Warnings Across Australia

Heatwave Warnings Across Australia as Millions Celebrate Australia Day

Australian authorities have issued widespread Australia heatwave warnings as millions of people marked Australia Day, with extreme temperatures gripping large parts of the country. The Bureau of Meteorology said temperatures are expected to peak on Tuesday, with readings reaching the high forties Celsius in southern states including Victoria and South Australia. On Sunday, South Australia…

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