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Bahrain-based investment group Inovest has announced that the Eastern

ROME: Wimbledon champion Elena Rybakina won the Italian Open when Ukrainian opponent Anhelina Kalinina retired due to a left thigh injury early in the second set of the rain-delayed final on Saturday. Rybakina was leading 6-4, 1-0, 15-0 when Kalinina called for a trainer and grasped her left leg as she teared up. She then decided she couldn’t continue. The final began at

RIYADH: Saudi Arabia’s Tadawul All Share Index was steady on Sunday, as it lost 2.58 points or 0.02 percent, to close at 11,341.82. While the parallel market Nomu edged down 0.21 percent to 21,787.81, the MSCI Tadawul Index dropped slightly by 0.12 percent to 1,524.71. The total trading turnover of the benchmark index was SR4.75 billion ($1.27 billion). Ash-Sharqiyah

RIYADH: Saudi bladesmith Hashem Alawami picked up his hobby of making knives from scratch while scrolling through social media. “The hobby came in quite abruptly,” Alawami said. “I was watching videos on YouTube on Japanese sword-making, and you know, the algorithm for YouTube figured out that’s what I’m interested in. So, it started showing me how to make knives, how to heat,

Author: Matthew Shindell This book is an interesting and refreshing examination of humanity’s fascination with Mars. Matthew Shindell’s “For the Love of Mars” is essentially a love letter to the red planet that celebrates its place in human thought and attempts to champion further attempts at exploration. Shindell is a very good author, balancing science with an almost poetic

RIYADH: Saudi Arabia has more than 24 initial public offerings lined up for 2023 as it seeks to create boost the economy and create financing channels for emerging sectors. A report issued by the Capital Market Authority on Sunday said the Kingdom intends to boost its market’s appeal to foreign investors and increase their ownership as a percentage of the total market value of

RIYADH: Saudi Minister of Islamic Affairs, Dawah and Guidance Sheikh Dr. Abdullatif Al-Asheikh on Sunday visited King Fahd Mosque in Tangier, Morocco. The Saudi minister is currently visiting on invitation from Moroccan Minister of Awqaf and Islamic Affairs Ahmed Toufiq. Al-Asheikh toured the mosque, which is considered one of the most important Islamic structures in Tangier,

MAKKAH: The Saudi science and engineering team arrived back in the Kingdom on Sunday after winning 27 awards, including 23 major and four special prizes, at the Regeneron International Science and Engineering Fair. More than 1,800 people from more than 70 countries participated in the ISEF event, which was held from May 13-19 in the US. Saudi Arabia was represented by the King

LONDON: The UK Home Office has refuted allegations of harassment, humiliation and abuse of asylum-seekers staying at hotels in and around Liverpool. On Saturday, accusations were made against staff of Home Office subcontractor Serco of creating a culture of “institutional abuse” at five hotels in the Merseyside area, including the Suites Hotel in Knowsley, where far-right

AMMAN: “Dammi Falastini,” Palestinian singer Mohammed Assaf’s famous hit song, has been removed from Spotify. Translating into “My Blood is Palestinian,” the song’s singer received an official email citing accusations of antisemitism as the reason for the song’s deletion, Roya News reported on Sunday. The move by the music-streaming giant sparked a backlash on social media.