Headlines in Brief: Weather Forecasts, Detainment of Samvel Karapetyan's Supporters, Decline in Dubai Real Estate Market

Recent news summarized:

• Rainfall is expected in Yerevan and several regions of the republic in the coming days, with snow in mountainous areas and rain mixed with snow in the lowland regions. March 18 is forecasted to be dry, with nighttime temperatures gradually rising.
• During a telephone conversation between the Armenian and Lebanese Foreign Ministers, the situation in the Middle East and humanitarian issues were discussed. The Armenian side reaffirmed its support for Lebanon's sovereignty and thanked for the assistance in relocating Armenian citizens.
• Several individuals have been detained during a rally near the Anti-Corruption Court, with the police reporting that three individuals were arrested for administrative violations.
• The authorities of the United Arab Emirates have decided to close several Iranian institutions operating in Dubai, including a hospital, schools, and cultural centers. Employees have been instructed to leave the country, and the consulate's operations will be limited.
• The French President has stated that the rise in oil prices will not change their position on sanctions against Russia. This stance continues to be upheld within Europe and the G7 framework.
• The Chinese Red Cross has provided emergency humanitarian aid to the Iranian Red Crescent. The Chinese side strongly condemned attacks on civilian and educational facilities.
• The Dubai real estate market is experiencing a decline, with prices expected to significantly decrease by 2026. Investor activity is decreasing, and several investors are relocating their capital to other countries.