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RIYADH: The International Arab Conference on Artificial Intelligence in Education on Tuesday got underway in the Tunisian capital, Tunis. The two-day gathering taking place at the headquarters of the Arab League Educational, Cultural, and Scientific Organization, will look at recent advancements in AI and its impact on learning and teaching. It will also provide a platform for

MIAMI: The Boston Celtics kept their Eastern Conference finals hopes alive with a 116-99 victory over the Miami Heat on Tuesday to reduce the series deficit to 3-1. Jayson Tatum inspired the Celtics with 33 points, 11 rebounds and assists, while five other players reached double figures in what was a determined team display from Joe Mazzulla’s side. After the Heat’s 128-102

LONDON: Britain’s Boris Johnson has been referred to police over further potential breaches of lockdown rules during the COVID-19 pandemic, a charge the former prime minister’s office portrayed as “yet another politically motivated stitch up.” The Cabinet Office, which is responsible for overseeing the operation of government, said it had made a referral to police based on

SEOUL: South Korea was set to launch its first commercial-grade satellite Wednesday as rival North Korea pushed plans forward to place its first military spy satellite into orbit. The South Korean satellite will be launched by a domestically made rocket under the country’s space development program. Seoul officials say its launch has no military purpose, but many experts say

NAIROBI: The families of Tunisian opposition figures detained in a government crackdown filed a case with Africa’s human rights court on Wednesday seeking the immediate release of their loved ones. Since early February, the authorities in the North African country have arrested more than 20 political opponents and other personalities, sparking condemnations from the

DUBAI: The UAE’s Rashid Rover’s crash site on the moon has been located, it was revealed in new photographs released by NASA on Tuesday. The rover, which was carried on the Hakuto-R Lander built by Japan’s ispace inc., crash-landed last month after the lander lost contact with mission control. NASA’s Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter took 10 images around the landing site, some

LeBron James, renowned as the court’s King, has once again exhibited his mastery in controlling the media narrative. Despite the Los Angeles Lakers’ 4-0 series loss to the Denver Nuggets, James skillfully steered attention toward retirement during the post-game press conference following the decisive fourth game. This strategic maneuver distracted from the Lakers’ defeat and

JERUSALEM: Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s government on Wednesday passed a new two-year budget, a step that could bring some stability to his coalition and clear the way for it to press ahead with its religious, pro-settlement agenda. While the budget could buy Netanyahu some quiet inside his coalition of ultra-Orthodox and ultranationalist parties, Israel’s most hardline

DUBAI: Regional TV and streaming company OSN has announced that it would be going fully “dishless” — accompanied by an upgraded version of the OSNtv box, new channels and new content. The new Android-powered OSNtv box, which will launch on June 1, will provide live TV and streaming channels through one device. The box will no longer require any installation, and users with or

KHARTOUM: Clashes between rival military factions could be heard overnight in parts of Sudan’s capital, residents said on Wednesday, the second full day of a week-long ceasefire designed to allow for the delivery of aid and lay the ground for a more lasting truce. The ceasefire, which is being monitored by Saudi Arabia and the United States as well as the warring parties,