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NEWCASTLE: Eddie Howe is hoping ‘machine’ Joelinton is fit to face Leicester City with his Champions League-chasing Magpies suffering an end-of-season injury crisis. Newcastle United will be without Joe Willock, injured in the win over Brighton last Thursday, for the final two games of the campaign — and news is no better on Sean Longstaff and Jacob Murphy, with the key duo

RAMALLAH: Israel’s ultra right-wing national security minister has been condemned as “provocative” and “dangerous” after visiting Al-Aqsa mosque in occupied Jerusalem on Sunday. The visit by Itamar Ben-Gvir — his second since becoming a member of Israel’s government — was denounced as a flagrant challenge to the feelings of Muslims and Palestinians and Islamic and Arab

RIYADH: Michael Ratney, the US ambassador to Saudi Arabia, has extended a message of support and well wishes to the two Saudi astronauts scheduled to take part in Axiom Mission 2 on Sunday. Ratney said: “On behalf of the United States government, congratulations on the upcoming Axiom 2 launch that will take Saudi astronauts Rayyanah Barnawi and Ali Al-Qarni, joined by

Tackling the humanitarian situation in Sudan ought to be a priority for the international community. The setting up of a ceasefire monitoring mechanism and distinguishing between combatants and civilians are critical to the protection of ordinary people. The humanitarian aspect of the conflict continues to be alarming. So far, as a result of the battle for power between the

RIYADH: Meshari Alharrah discovered the Kyokushin style of karate when he was an 18-year-old at university. Now a 27-year-old lawyer, he has earned a black belt in the martial art, continues to practice and hone his skills, and has competed in a number of local and international competitions. Last month, he faced perhaps his greatest challenge yet when he represented Saudi

RIYADH: A team from the King Salman Center for Relief and Humanitarian Aid has met World Food Program officials in Port Sudan, the Saudi Press Agency reported on Sunday. The two sides focused on the Kingdom’s efforts to help the Sudanese people through KSrelief, and discussed ways to boost cooperation between their organizations to overcome the challenge in delivering

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan last month announced that Abu Hussein Al-Quraishi, the leader of the terrorist organization Daesh, was “neutralized” by Turkiye’s National Intelligence Organization, MIT. This news did not make headlines in Turkiye because of the country’s heavy election agenda. He was the fourth Daesh leader killed in the last four years. The first was

The International Medical Center has been chosen for the second year in a row as the medical partner of City Walk, Jeddah’s latest entertainment event. IMC is keen on being present alongside visitors to provide world-class medical care, allowing them to enjoy their joyful moments at the event with a feeling of safety and peace of mind. IMC’s participation in City Walk comes as

AM Development Co, a Saudi-based digital solutions and management consultancy,

RIYADH: Saudi authorities tackling drug traders and smugglers have reported a number of arrests across the Kingdom in recent days. On Sunday, Border Guard land patrols in Al-Ardah governorate in the Jazan region thwarted the smuggling of 270 kilograms of khat. Initial legal procedures were completed after the drugs were seized and handed over to the relevant authorities, the