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LONDON: British Airways and retailer Boots said their staff were among those hit by a cyberattack on Zellis, a payroll provider used by hundreds of companies in Britain. The BBC also suffered a data breach, it said. British Airways, owned by IAG, said it had notified affected employees and was providing them with support. “We have been informed that we are one of the companies

In the past 48 hours, the Lebanese people have eagerly awaited the disclosure of the “appointment” file of a president who does not preside … of a republic that is no longer existent … on the land of a defunct “Lebanese state.” In the last two weeks, the chances of financial expert and previous minister Dr. Jihad Azour have substantially risen within the pool of presidential

Naif Alrajhi Investment, a leading group in real estate development, investment, partnerships and acquisitions, has entered into a strategic partnership agreement with Tatweer Misr, one of Egypt’s foremost real estate development companies. The signing ceremony, held in Riyadh, was attended by dignitaries, including Abdulrahman Al-Tawil, deputy minister for real estate

DUBAI: Seeing their children receive the best possible education is every parent’s dream, and having a high number of international students is a goal for every world-renowned tertiary institution. However, in today’s changing world, various factors complicate the decision-making process for students and parents. Parents have to take many issues into account, from the COVID-19

RIYADH: Saudi Arabia’s Music Commission announced on Monday that it will attend the annual A2IM Indie Week conference in New York with a group of Saudi artists, Saudi Press Agency reported on Monday. The conference, which will run from June 12-15, will gather over 1,200 people across the US independent music community and host over 60 panels and workshops. It will feature a

RIYADH: Saudi Arabia’s green hydrogen project being developed at NEOM received the Kingdom’s first sustainable guarantee from the British bank, Standard Chartered, which agreed to extend funding support for its contractor Larsen & Toubro to build the necessary renewable energy infrastructure. Located at Oxagon, the world’s largest green hydrogen plant is being built by NEOM

Students of the Alkhobar-based Dunes International School were recently taken on an educational trip to the Kennedy Space Center Orlando, one of NASA’s renowned field launch sites. The NASA tour, the second one organized by the school, offered an extraordinary and transformative experience to its students. This immersive adventure not only broadened the students’ horizons but

BEIRUT: Parliament Speaker Nabih Berri has set June 14 as the date for holding a session to elect a Lebanese president. Former President Michel Aoun’s term expired last October with no successor lined up. Monday’s announcement came after Lebanon’s disparate opposition, independent and main Christian parties said on Sunday that they had nominated IMF official Jihad Azour for

Three words sum up the recent ministerial meeting of OPEC+: Predictability, transparency, and stability. The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries and its 13 allies, known as OPEC+, had surprised markets with a voluntary cut of around 1.5 million barrels per day in April this year, which failed to achieve the desired result as New York oil futures were down 11

RIYADH: Masam, an ongoing Saudi project to clear landmines in Yemen, saw 849 devices planted by the Iran-backed Houthis dismantled in the last week of May. Overseen by the King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center, the project’s special teams destroyed 16 anti-personnel mines, 124 anti-tank mines, 708 unexploded ordnance, and one explosive device. Masam is one of several