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DUBAI: The fighting in Sudan, now in its second month, shows no sign of ending, and is contributing to Africa’s swelling number of people displaced by conflicts. What began as a feud between two factions in Khartoum had spread to other regions, claiming lives, shutting down public life, destroying infrastructure and sparking a humanitarian crisis characterized by shortages of

DUBAI: With Earth on the precipice as the devastating impacts of climate change loom ominously, it has become an urgent imperative to respond to this rapidly transforming world. As the international community prepares for the 28th Conference of the Parties, or COP28, hosted by the UAE, it is crucial to underscore the significance of this global gathering in addressing the

RIYADH: Saudi Arabia’s Ministry of Hajj and Umrah has conducted a program to train over 400 guides who will lead groups of Turkish pilgrims during the Hajj season. The training program took place in Ankara and trained 421 Turkish group leaders who will guide pilgrims accompanying them on Hajj. The program aims to raise the quality of services provided to pilgrims, facilitate

RIYADH: In a move to help Saudi Arabia achieve its sustainability goals, NEOM Green Hydrogen Co. is breaking new ground in order to start the full-time operation of the world's largest green hydrogen plant in 2026. In an interview with Arab News, David Edmondson, CEO of NGHC, said the company is ready to face any challenges that may arise while building this hydrogen plant

RIYADH: Amid strategic expansion plans, Saudi Arabia’s low-cost airline flynas reported 47 percent growth in revenue in the first quarter of 2023 as compared to the same period last year, with the number of passengers reaching over 2.4 million. According to an official statement, the number of flights also increased more than 13 percent in 2023 — to 17,000 from 15,000 in the

CAIRO: Egypt and Oman have underlined the need to intensify diplomatic efforts to resolve regional crises in the interests of Arab countries and their peoples. The call came during talks between Egyptian President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi and Sultan Haitham bin Tariq Al-Said of Oman in Cairo. The pair exchanged the highest decorations of their respective countries in celebration

MANILA: The Philippine military said on Monday it had received reports of the death of Radullan Sahiron, the remaining top leader of the militant Abu Sayyaf Group. Formed in 1991, ASG was initially heavily influenced by Al-Qaeda and has been notorious since the early 2000s for assassinations, extortion, and kidnappings. The group was a significant source of violent conflict

RIYADH: The Royal Commission for AlUla has unveiled designs for the new AZULIK AlUla Resort, the Saudi Press Agency reported on Monday. The destination aims to attract tourists from around the world while at the same time boosting the Saudi hospitality sector and, in the process, helping to diversify the governorate’s economy. The resort designs have been inspired by AlUla’s

CAIRO: The UAE International Investors Council has signed a memorandum of understanding with the Egyptian-Emirati Business Council to enhance existing investment partnerships, the Emirates News Agency reported on Monday. The memorandum aims to increase investment opportunities in the new economy, green projects, recycling, clean projects, the technology sector, and new digital

LONDON: A former Afghan colonel who fled to the UK has been threatened with deportation in the latest controversy surrounding the Home Office’s policy, The Independent reported on Monday. The veteran was involved in joint UK-Afghan operations against the Taliban during the country’s war but says he was “not helped in any way” following the collapse of the Western-supported