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DUBAI: US singer-songwriter Taylor Swift was spotted wearing a couture gown by Lebanese fashion house Azzi & Osta in her latest music video, “Karma,” which sees her collaborate with rapper Ice Spice on a reimagining of the same song from the “Midnights” album. The handmade gown, part of their “Between Light and Sea' Couture 2023 Collection,” features antique silver embroidered

KHUMJUNG: The sons of Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay Sherpa led celebrations in Nepal on Monday to mark the 70th anniversary of the historic first ascent of Everest. The scaling of the 8,849-meter (29,032-foot) peak on May 29, 1953, changed mountaineering forever and made the New Zealander and his Nepalese guide household names. "In a whole lot of ways, it was not just Ed

RIYADH: Saudi astronauts Rayyanah Barnawi and Ali Al-Qarni on Monday conducted an educational experiment with high school students across the Kingdom live from the International Space Station (ISS). The ‘heat transmission’ experiment enabled students to interact with astronauts and compare results of the two experiments in ISS’ microgravity and earth. “Results have shown that

The inaugural Saudi Food Show, the kingdom’s largest food

RIYADH: Saudi Arabia is set to build a vast database of topographic insights and explore huge swathes of mineral deposits in the Arabian Shield region, with the Kingdom kicking off a new geological mapping project valued at SR777 million ($207 million). The project is one of the initiatives under the General Program of the Geological Survey and will be implemented in

RIYADH: Saudi Foreign Minister Prince Faisal bin Farhan discussed with his British counterpart efforts to bring the views of the Sudanese parties closer on Monday, according to SPA. During the call between Farhan and UK Foreign Secretary James Cleverly, the Sudan conflict was reviewed and Saudi support of finding a political solution during the Jeddah negotiations was

In a new collection of pictures, Saudi Arabia presents the planned megacity of Neom as a vacation paradise. Experts have warned of a darker reality.

ANKARA: It is perhaps no secret in which direction Turkiye’s foreign policy will be moving with the incumbent President Recep Tayyip Erdogan winning another five-year term this past Sunday – which means a continuation of strategies the long-serving leader has championed in the past. According to Ozgur Unluhisarcikli, Ankara office director of the German Marshall Fund of the

LONDON: Light pollution could darken the night sky in just two decades, making stars invisible to the human eye, scientists warned. Martin Rees, the British astronomer royal, said in an interview with The Guardian that light pollution has worsened rapidly in recent years and could soon wipe out our ability to see the night sky. “The night sky is part of our environment, and it

RIYADH: The Saudi-based Red Sea Global company held its second promotional procurement exhibition in Cairo, in cooperation with its media partner, MEED Network, and in the presence of representatives from more than 100 Egyptian companies from the private sector, the Saudi Press Agency reported on Monday. The exhibition is the second of its kind in a series of local, regional