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RIYADH: The Saudi Games 2022, the largest national sporting event in the history of the Kingdom, kicked off on Thursday morning. The capital, Riyadh, will host the competition until Nov. 7 at 20 locations. The women’s 48 kg weightlifting competitions, and men’s 61 kg, were staged in the Riyadh Club hall. Rahma Al-Khawaher won the gold in the 49 kg weight category with a total

The street named after Abdul Maqsoud Khoja will host cultural events to be ready by 2023

CAIRO: The Egyptian military, in cooperation with the Federation of Sinai Tribes, has killed a Daesh leader in the village of Gelbana in North Sinai. Hamza Adel Al-Zamili, a Palestinian, was considered one of the most prominent leaders of Daesh’s Sinai branch. He was born in 1992 and infiltrated Sinai from the Gaza Strip, joining Daesh with his brother, who was killed in

Australia’s biggest construction company, Cimic, will delist from the ASX amid an ugly exit from its troubled Middle East business.

JEDDAH: After two years of COVID-19 restrictions, the two holy mosques in Makkah and Madinah will again allow customary communal Ramadan rituals including itikaf or secluded devotion, and iftar suppers — a return to normalcy welcomed by citizens and residents. The decision was announced on March 22 by Sheikh Abdulrahman Al-Sudais, head of the General Presidency for the Affairs

Australia’s largest construction company is accused of underpaying hundreds of millions of dollars to workers in the Middle East.

Australia’s largest construction company is accused of underpaying hundreds of millions of dollars to workers in the Middle East.

Australia’s largest construction company is accused of underpaying hundreds of millions of dollars to workers in the Middle East.

Australia’s largest construction company is accused of underpaying hundreds of millions of dollars to workers in the Middle East.

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