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RIYADH: Famous Japanese sushi restaurant Teruzushi, based in the Northern Kyushu prefecture, has opened its first overseas branch in Riyadh. Located in the luxury VIA Riyadh precinct, the restaurant held a pre-launch event on May 11. The restaurant was already the subject of attention after VIA Riyadh released a commercial starring famous Colombian-US model and “Modern Family”

RIYADH: The Mishkat Interactive Center for Atomic and Renewable Energy is hosting an event with the aim of educating visitors on the importance of renewable energy, energy science, and Vision 2030’s sustainable development goals, which intend to supply the Kingdom with clean energy sources. The center launched “Renewable” on May 26 in Riyadh, one of a series of activities that

Saudi Arabia’s new Special Economic Zones (SEZs) have attracted

LONDON: Mauricio Pochettino is back in the Premier League with the tough task of putting the pieces back together after Chelsea's disastrous first season under their new ownership. The Argentine will take charge of a club that finished 12th in the Premier League despite an eye-watering outlay of more than £550 million ($678 million) on new players under Todd Boehly's

LONDON: Artificial intelligence programs like ChatGPT should be trained with more high-quality Arabic content, Egyptian writer and entrepreneur Mo Gawdat said. Speaking during the International Congress for Arabic Publishing and Creative Industries event in Abu Dhabi, Gawdat expressed concern about the scarcity of rich Arabic discourse online.

RIYADH: Saudi Arabia’s Foreign Minister Prince Faisal bin Farhan spoke to his Brazilian counterpart Mauro Vieira over the phone on Monday. During the call, Prince Faisal and Vieira discussed Saudi-Brazilian relations and ways to enhance and develop them in various areas of cooperation. They also discussed the importance of intensifying bilateral and multilateral work to serve

WAD MADANI, Sudan: Hundreds of thousands of civilians in Sudan have been displaced since the confrontation between the Sudanese Armed Forces and the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces began six weeks ago, with the vast majority of them choosing to remain within the nation’s borders. One state, Al-Jazirah, situated just a three-hour drive southeast of Khartoum, has so far

DHAKA: The Organization of Islamic Cooperation, which has said that the Rohingya remain a top priority for the body, saw its chief official visit the refugee camp in Cox’s Bazar on Monday as part of a five-day trip to the country. OIC Secretary-General Hissein Brahim Taha arrived in Bangladesh on Saturday and met with the country’s top officials, including Prime Minister

BEIRUT: The Saudi Embassy in Lebanon announced on Monday that it was “contacting authorities in Beirut to uncover the circumstances of the disappearance of a Saudi citizen.” The embassy confirmed in a statement that it had received “a notification from the family of a Saudi citizen about losing contact with him.” Instructions have been issued to employees of the Saudi Embassy

AMMAN: The people of Jordan woke up on Monday to witness floods sweeping away crops and affecting roads, while large hailstones smashed into cars and windows in a chaotic scene. Heavy overnight rain on Sunday in the southern and eastern parts of the country triggered flash floods which inundated large areas of farmland, forcing many people to leave their homes and find refuge