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Abu Dhabi seizes over 13,000 fake parts in Q1The Department of Economic Development (DED) in Abu Dhabi has confiscated 13,286 pieces that included fake automobile spare parts, electronics, clothes, accessories and cosmetics during the first quarter (Q1) of the year, compared to 984 pieces More… |
Yemen forces kill senior Al Qaeda leaderYemen's security forces on Sunday killed a senior Al Qaeda leader wanted for attacks on local and foreign targets in Sanaa, the Yemeni government said, after a raid near the capital in which at least four other militants died. More… |
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Red Cross visits Syrian jail; raids near TurkeySyria has opened its main prison in Damascus to the Red Cross, the organisation said, a move that could help reveal the fate of some of the thousands detained since the start of a five-month uprising. The announcement came on Monday as for More… |
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US mulls expanding raids into PakistanSenior US military commanders in Afghanistan are seeking to expand special operations ground raids into Pakistan, The New York Times reported on Monday. The proposal would escalate military activities inside Pakistan and reflects growing f More… |
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UAE seizes 29,000 pirated Xbox gamesUAE authorities have confiscated over 29,000 pirated copies of Xbox 360 games in a series of 21 coordinated raids on reseller stores in Abu Dhabi, Dubai and Sharjah. In Abu Dhabi, the Ministry of Economy (MoE) liaised with the Abu Dhabi De More… |
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Microsoft, UAE in anti-piracy raidsMicrosoft and the UAE Ministry of Economy (MoE) conducted anti-piracy raids on two computer resellers in Dubai who were found downloading business software without authorisation. Microsoft, a member of the Business Software Alliance (BSA), More… |
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Bush approves Pakistan raids-NYTPresident George W Bush secretly approved orders in July allowing US special forces to carry out ground assaults inside Pakistan without approval from the Pakistan government, the New York Times reported on Thursday. The disclosure is cert More… |
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Iraq PM halts anti-Sadr raidsIraqi Prime Minister Nuri Al Maliki has ordered a nationwide freeze on raids against suspected Shi'ite militants. Maliki said he was allowing time to those wanting to surrender their weapons after fierce clashes between his security forces More… |
