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BERLIN: The closest Bundesliga title race for years ends on the final day of the season on Saturday when Borussia Dortmund or Bayern Munich will be crowned champion. Dortmund lead by two points and need to beat Mainz at home to be sure of ending Bayern’s 10-year reign, while Bayern will be hoping for a Dortmund slip-up as they visit Cologne at the same time. Bayern’s goal

RIYADH: Entrepreneurs in Saudi Arabia are set to benefit from an investment of $7.5 million by Saudi Venture Capital into a fund aimed at helping early and late-stage startups. The fund is managed by Endeavor Catalyst, the investment arm of Endeavor Global. The investment is part of SVC’s drive to inject $1.6 billion into startups and small and medium enterprises. SVC is a

RIYADH: Hydrogen, energy and climate are key areas for cooperation between Saudi Arabia and Germany, Dieter Lamle, the German ambassador to the Kingdom, said. In an interview with Arab News at the German Embassy in Riyadh on Wednesday, Lamle agreed the two countries were natural partners, and added: “Both sides know that we need each other. You (Saudi Arabia) have sun, you

Hezbollah on Sunday staged war games at the border with Israel and asserted its readiness to confront Tel Aviv. Tensions have indeed been building up, ranging from rockets fired by Hamas to Israeli strikes in northern Syria, as well as in Gaza. Yet, this time, the message of this military display was not only addressed to Israel, as many analysts claimed, but also to the

RIYADH: Saudi Foreign Minister Prince Faisal bin Farhan on Thursday met with Mongolian Foreign Minister Battsetseg Batmunkh at the ministry in Riyadh. They reviewed bilateral relations between the two countries, and discussed regional and international developments of common interest. Prince Faisal and Batmunkh signed an agreement on political consultations between the Saudi

JAZAN: Saudi Border Guard land patrols in Al-Dair governorate in the Jazan region thwarted an attempt to smuggle 77,700 pills. The initial investigation was completed after the drugs were seized and handed to the relevant authorities. The Saudi government has urged anyone with information related to suspected smuggling or trafficking operations to call the confidential hotline

RIYADH: Officers from the Zakat, Tax, and Customs Authority at King Abdulaziz International Airport in Jeddah recently thwarted two attempts to smuggle more than 4.5 kilograms of cocaine into the country, the Saudi Press Agency reported. During an airport security inspection, several parcels entering the Kingdom via express transport were found to contain the drugs. One person

RIYADH: Recently appointed British Secretary of State for Business and Trade Kemi Badenoch has highlighted the progress being made in Gulf Cooperation Council-UK free trade agreement negotiations. The politician made her comments during a visit to Riyadh on Wednesday as part of a five-day tour of GCC member states. She told Arab News: “We are very excited about the GCC-UK free

MOSCOW: The leaders of arch foes Armenia and Azerbaijan said ahead of talks in Moscow on Thursday, that they were advancing toward normalizing ties, following mutual recognition of territorial integrity. Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan and Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev spoke ahead of a face-to-face meeting later Thursday and subsequent talks to be hosted by

RIYADH: In a bid to support women-owned small businesses in Saudi Arabia, Visa has launched the second edition of its She’s Next initiative in collaboration with the Ministry of Communications and Information Technology, the Small and Medium Enterprises General Authority, also known as Monsha’at, and Arab National Bank. The global advocacy program is part of Visa’s efforts to