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DUBAI: London Mayor Sadiq Khan said that dealing with the aftermath of disasters and receiving death threats since taking office have left him with post-traumatic stress disorder. In an interview with the Guardian newspaper, Khan described it as a “cumulative” type of PTSD, while stressing that he was not equating it to the PTSD endured by refugees or people who had faced

CHICAGO: Two pro-Israel thought leaders, on the political left and right, have offered their takes on the results of a recent YouGov poll for Arab News, which explored Palestinian attitudes on a range of subjects, from the Abraham Accords to who could be an “honest broker,” referring to the US, Russia or China.

NEW DELHI: The police force in India’s northeastern state of Assam has requested overweight officers to slim down or retire as it strives for higher public confidence with personnel fit for the job. It is common to see Indian policemen struggle with weight issues and the Assam state police force is not the first to embrace diet discipline and physical fitness in its ranks. In

AL-MUKALLA: Yemen’s currency hit a new low against the US dollar on Saturday, a day after the Yemeni Presidential Leadership Council’s head appealed to Arab leaders in Jeddah to support his government’s reforms to stabilize the faltering economy. Money traders in government-controlled areas said that the Yemeni riyal fell to 1,320 to the dollar for the first time since the

RIYADH: As the world steadily progresses on its energy transition journey, sustainability must not be the only item on the agenda, a top official at the World Economic Forum has insisted. During an interview with Arab News, Roberto Bocca, head of energy and materials and a member of the executive committee at the organization, said ensuring energy security is also essential as

CAIRO: Urgent action is needed to safeguard the future of Egypt’s pharmaceutical industry, a specialist has warned. Ahmed Galal, a leading figure in the industry, told Arab News the pharmaceutical sector faces significant challenges adapting to the global market, as well as “aligning with modern technology to deliver effective medicine at an affordable price.” His comments

LONDON: Business leaders, politicians, diplomats and academics from across the Middle East gathered in the UK capital, London, on Friday for the 20th annual Middle East Conference. The theme of this year’s event, which is organized by the London Business School, was “Redefining the World Compass” and tackled the opportunities and challenges in the shifting landscape of the

DUBAI: The new documentary from filmmaker Daniele Rugo, “The Soil and The Sea” could be taken as a companion piece to his last — “About A War” — in that both deal with the legacy and trauma of Lebanon’s Civil War.

SEVILLE, SPAIN: Erik Lamela propelled Europa League specialists Sevilla into the final once again with a 2-1 victory over Juventus on Thursday, sealing a 3-2 aggregate triumph in a gripping clash. Lamela headed home in extra-time to complete an impressive comeback for the record six-time winners of the competition, who will face Jose Mourinho’s Roma in Budapest on May 31 after

LAHORE: Pakistani police plan to search the Lahore home of former Prime Minister Imran Khan on Friday, a provincial government official said, an operation that could trigger more violence as the country grapples with political and economic instability. Amir Mir, the information minister of Punjab province, said hundreds of policemen, led by the city police commissioner, would