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Vested economic interests are fuelling the conflict in Sudan. They must be addressed in the peace-building effort.

AMMAN — A group of photographers from “Jordan through the lens of Ajloun photographers” carried out a number of photographic tours to the governorate’s tourist sights and natural scenery under the title “Ajloun Spring Gallery”, in partnership with the Ajloun Culture Directorate.The tours allowed photographers to take hundreds of beautiful photographs of areas of Al Safa

The director of Ghadeer locality in South Kordofan suspended the gold mining activities of El Masar Company on Wednesday until further notice after local protests against the company’s continued use of cyanide and mercury. In Talodi locality, a reconciliation document was signed with representatives of the Al Junaid Gold Mining Company.

As the fate of a renewed nuclear deal is undecided, experts weigh in on how other regional powers would react.

The first of five new corvettes recently arrived at King Faisal Naval Base in Jeddah, upgrading the Saudi fleet's capabilities in the Red Sea.

The International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) in Sudan signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the Rapid Support Forces in Khartoum on Tuesday. The Communist Party of Sudan has accused the country’s military of destabilising the situation in Sudan’s western region out of self-interest.

The Crown Prince of Ajman issued the directive on Sunday.

Ramadan in UAE: Get 90% discounts on products in Sharjah Wam The non-profit organisation has also allocated a budget of Dh25m to reduce prices of over 15,000 products during this year. The Sharjah Cooperative society (SCS) has pledged Dh30 million (m) as part of its annual charity campaign and ease the burden on consumers to help buy over 20,000 goods during the upcoming Holy month of Ramadan. The goodwill gesture includes up to 90% discounts on products. The non-profit organisation has allocat...

Initiative forms part of the “Flood of Goodness” campaign during the Holy Month

Will improved relations with Qatar lead to more military cooperation? January 15 Camels are shown in the Hofuf desert, east of the Saudi capital Riyadh, near the border with Qatar. Qatar and Saudi Arabia recently reopened their land border as they restored ties. (Fayez Nureldine/AFP via Getty Images) BEIRUT — Six Gulf states and Egypt have signed what has been dubbed the al-Ula agreement, ending a rift with Qatar that lasted more than three years. With signs that diplomatic relations are ...