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LONDON: Three potential sites for the location of mass graves have been identified in a Palestinian village destroyed by Israeli forces in 1948. Historians have long believed that Tantura, near Haifa, was the site of an atrocity amid stories from survivors that up to 200 men may have been executed in the village after surrendering to Israeli soldiers belonging to the

LONDON: The Committee to Protect Journalists has condemned what it described as the assault and detention of media workers in Sudan, and called on all parties to ensure reporters can operate without fear. “By detaining, assaulting and robbing journalists, Sudan’s Rapid Support Forces (RSF) are showing the extent they are willing to go to obstruct free reporting on the

DUBAI: Spanish actress Penelope Cruz on Thursday was announced as the brand ambassador of the UAE flag carrier Emirates airline. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Emirates (@emirates) In a video shared on Emirates’ social media platforms, the actress was seen on board an Emirates A380 aircraft. “From one hotel room to another, this is the game

DHAKA: Rohingya refugee mothers living in Bangladeshi camps are fearing hunger and health complications for their already malnourished children as the World Food Programme will further decrease their rations next month — after already cutting them earlier this year. The WFP announced earlier this week that a lack of funding will force it to cut food aid for around 1 million

Joe Biden began his presidency with the Asia-Pacific region as the focal point of his foreign policy. Yet, almost two and a half years later, the continuing conflict in Ukraine has dramatically recast his international priorities. With the war in Europe now more than 450 days old, the biggest international legacy that Biden will leave as president — especially if he fails to

LONDON: Albanians entering the UK illegally on small boats are offering to pay up to £3,000 to fake guarantors to avoid being held at detention centers, the Telegraph reported on Thursday. Guarantors were promoting on social media that they could provide the migrants with a UK address to get bail and escape detention. On TikTok, guarantors were also offering to remove the

JEDDAH: Saudi Arabia and Iraq on Thursday signed a raft of agreements to boost economic cooperation and develop a special economic zone. The deals were signed during the fifth session of the Saudi-Iraqi Coordination Council in Jeddah. The two sides agreed to identify economic opportunities to boost bilateral trade and investments in various sectors. Following the session,

PARIS: An Emirati ruling family member has called on tech firms and governments to include more women in policymaking to maximize the benefits and limit the dangers of new technology. Sheikha Bodour Al-Qasimi, President of Sharjah Research, Technology and Innovation Park, told the 2nd Women in Tech Global Summit in Paris that offering leadership opportunities to women and

RIYADH: The 60th anniversary of Africa Day was celebrated with much fanfare by the continent’s embassies in Riyadh on Thursday. Africa Day is the annual commemoration of the formation of the Organization of African Unity, or OAU, on May 25, 1963. The OAU’s successor is the African Union. A reception was held at the Cultural Palace in the Diplomatic Quarter on Wednesday, which

RIYADH: In order to meet the growing travel demand between Riyadh and Dubai, flyadeal is going to increase daily flights to the emirate, the Saudi Press Agency reported. The Kingdom’s low-cost airline has increased the total number of flights operating between King Khalid International Airport and Dubai International Airport to five flights daily, with an average weekly