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BOGOTA, Colombia: Four Indigenous children missing for more than two weeks after a plane crash in the Colombian Amazon have been found alive, President Gustavo Petro said Wednesday, declaring “joy for the country.” Petro shared the news on Twitter, saying the children were discovered after “arduous search efforts” by the military. Authorities had deployed more than 100

HIROSHIMA: President Joe Biden arrived in Japan Thursday with plans to meet privately with Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida ahead of the larger Group of Seven summit — a sign of how the economic and national security alliance between the two countries has strengthened. Kishida’s home city of Hiroshima will play host to the gathering of major industrialized nations. The

SADAFCO, the leading UHT milk seller and distributor in Saudi Arabia, is making waves with a bold new look for its much-loved anchor brand Saudia milk. This rebrand has been designed to align with the rapidly changing nation and provide more opportunities for innovative experiences. “Saudi Arabia is in the middle of its remarkable transformation. We are feeling and seeing this

BANGKOK: The head of Thailand’s progressive Move Forward Party said Thursday he was confident of becoming prime minister despite junta-appointed senators saying they will block his appointment.MFP stunned observers by emerging as the largest party at Sunday’s election, which saw a record turnout deliver a thumping defeat for army-linked parties who had run the kingdom for

Global hospitality group Accor, in partnership with Erth Real Estate Company, has announced that it will open three new hotels in Riyadh, as part of a new master planned development project. The forthcoming luxury hospitality community will include a 230-key Raffles hotel, a 250-key Sofitel serviced residence, and a 60-villa MGallery resort, all set to open by 2027. The

RIYADH: Saudi Arabian Oil Co. has named new presidents for its upstream and downstream businesses as the oil giant looks to materialize its long-term strategies across the global portfolio and value chain. According to a press statement, Saudi Aramco has appointed Nasir K. Al-Naimi as the president of its upstream business and Mohammed Y. Al-Qahtani as the president of the

Oscar-winning director Terry George to shoot Afghanistan-set actioner 'Riverman' in Saudi Arabia's NEOM hub

DUBAI: A new three-piece exhibit, “Kheit” (Arabic for thread), is underway at the Leighton House Museum in London — the former redbrick house and atelier of the late Victorian artist Frederic, Lord Leighton and home to an exquisite Arab Hall, studded with tiles from Syria, Turkey and elsewhere.  The trio of textile artworks were created by the British-Lebanese artist Nour Hage

PARIS: There was a strong turnout at the third edition of Saudi Cinema Night at the Institut du Monde Arabe (Arab World Institute) in Paris on Monday, organized by Generation 2030, an association that gathers young talents from Saudi Arabia and France to collaborate on various projects. The program included screenings of short films as well as discussions between the audience

RIYADH: Tourists visiting Saudi Arabia will have access to a new slate of hotels and resorts thanks to an agreement between the Tourism Development Fund and Radisson Hotel Group. The memorandum of understanding between both parties aims to develop several hospitality and tourism projects across the Kingdom, Saudi Press Agency reported. The first set of anticipated projects is