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BEIRUT: Thirty-one reformist, independent, and opposition MPs expressed their concern on Friday about a military maneuver carried out by Hezbollah in the town of Aaramta in southern Lebanon. The MPs said they believe such a maneuver, which they described as typical of the militia’s longstanding practices, “contradicts the concept of the state.” In a statement, the MPs argued

Voters in both Turkiye and Greece went to the polls this month, and those in Turkiye will do so again on Sunday in a presidential election runoff between incumbent Recep Tayyip Erdoğan and opposition leader Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu. In Greece, Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis’s center-right New Democracy party demolished its main rivalsin elections for the Hellenic Parliament,

This is a story of adventure, pushing boundaries, disregarding gender norms, and setting historical precedents. “Brave The Wild River” is the story of two women — Elzada Clover and Lois Jotter — who mapped the botany of the Grand Canyon. The botanists’ story is exciting, interesting, and informative. It is a spellbinding adventure of two women who risked their lives to make an

ABU DHABI: The UAE Space Agency has signed a deal with Planet Labs, a pioneer in Earth data and insights, to build a satellite data-driven loss and damage atlas for global climate resilience. The agreement aligns with the UAESA’s vision and strategic objectives as it actively supports transformative initiatives and projects aimed at combating climate change, reported the

PARIS: A Paris appeals court on Friday handed a 14-year jail term to a high-profile French terrorist convicted of terrorist offenses linked to Syria. The court upheld the sentence against Kevin Guiavarch handed down by a lower court but was more lenient in ruling that most of the term will not be served behind bars. His wife Salma O. was sentenced to six years’ imprisonment,

JUBAIL: More than 75,000 people have visited the Flower Exhibition, organized by the Royal Commission for Jubail and Yanbu at Al-Fanateer Beach, within just one week of its opening. The exhibition, which will be held until May 31, features 11 different zones related to flowers and gardening activities. Around 100 authorities are participating in the exhibition to support and

RIYADH: The Saudi Real Estate General Authority called on all people wishing to complete real estate unit leasing operations not to deal with unlicensed brokers who claim to be real estate brokers, offices or owners, with the aim of avoiding becoming victims of fraud and transferring money to unknown individuals. REGA’s spokesperson Taiseer Al-Mofrej stressed that it is

LONDON: Saudi businessman and senior executive Majed Al-Sorour was appointed president of sports platform Sports.com on Friday. A worldwide entrepreneur with a reputation for identifying performance potential in growth-focused businesses, Al-Sorour’s role will include investment strategy and execution as well as strategic communications and investor relations. He has a

Opposition leader Kemal Kilicdaroglu has only a slim chance of winning Sunday’s presidential election runoff in Turkiye. He was almost 5 percentage points behind Recep Tayyip Erdogan in the first round, and the candidate who came third with 5 percent of the vote is endorsing the incumbent. The Kurdish issue has been a point of contention. Kilicdaroglu promised to resolve it,

RIYADH: A top academic at the King Abdullah University of Science and Technology has said he believes that KAUST’s AI initiative will contribute to a new Golden Age for science — analogous to the Islamic Golden Age, when the Middle East was leading the world in science and technology. Jurgen Schmidhuber, KAUST’s director of the AI initiative, and professor of computer science,