Thursday, Oct 9, 2025

Indo Arab News

Skype history

Goodbye, Old Friend: Skype Logs Off After Two Decades

May 5, 2025

London: After nearly 22 years of transforming how the world

Top 5 this week

Starmer Holds Landmark Talks with Modi on Maiden India Trip

Editor’s Choice

Hungary’s László Krasznahorkai Awarded 2025 Nobel Prize in Literature

Editor’s Choice

‘Veggie-Burger’ Labeling Restricted Under New EU Proposal

Labour & Migration

Germany Reverses Fast-Track Citizenship in Policy Overhaul

Gold Prices Reach Historic Peak on Fed Cut Bets and Global Instability

UK Parliament Approves Historic Assisted Dying Bill in Narrow Vote

London: British lawmakers on Friday voted to approve a bill legalizing assisted...

Sudheer Thirunilath Receives AACC’s ‘Asian Arab Award 2025’

Bahrain: Sudheer Thirunilath, Director of Humanitarian Aid for the World NRI Council...

Knowledgeable

Echoes of Eternity: Tombs, Temples, and a Lost City Unearthed in Egypt

Goodbye, Universe? How One Tiny Flaw Could End It All

Hidden Forces Behind Massive Antarctic Ice Hole Finally Uncovered

Bananas for Better Heart Health on ‘National Banana Day 2025’

A Hotter Future, A Poorer World: The Economic Toll of Climate Change

Post Reports / Podcast

Global Universities Cut Ties With Israeli Academia Over Gaza War

The Indo-Arab relationship, rooted in trade dating back to 3000 BCE, has grown through shared cultural and economic bonds, from the spread of Islam in the 7th century to modern diplomatic partnerships post-India’s independence in 1947.

Curious News

The Rise of Office Frogging: How Gen Z Is Transforming the Workplace

Meta Launches Ray-Ban Display Smart Glasses With Built-In AR Screen

Japanese Town Proposes Two-Hour Smartphone Limit for All Residents

India’s Cities Embrace Crying Clubs as Safe Spaces for Emotional Release

China Showcases AI and Robotics at 3-Day Humanoid Robot Games

India Extends OCI to 6th-Gen Diaspora in Trinidad & Tobago

July 4, 2025

US Shutdown Sparks Mass Layoffs for Federal Workers

October 2, 2025

Lee Jae-myung Rises to Power as South Korea’s Next President

June 4, 2025