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Yahya Al-Ghassani is a breath of fresh air. The 25-year-old with boyish looks has the perfect mix of modesty and gratitude, grounded in his humble upbringing, and the confident swagger of a man who finally feels at home, not just in his own skin, but on the football pitch. The winger has long been touted as the next big thing in Emirati football, and after a standout campaign

DUBAI: Marvel is killing off its first official Muslim superhero and fans are taking to social media to share their anger. Popular character Kamala Khan, better known as Ms Marvel, will die in “the most shocking issue of Amazing Spider-Man in 50 years” – “Amazing Spider-Man #26.” The issue is set to hit comicbook stores on May 31. However, scans leaked online – later confirmed

ANKARA: Turkiye’s main opposition party said on Wednesday it had filed complaints over suspected irregularities at thousands of ballot boxes in Sunday’s landmark elections, in which President Tayyip Erdogan performed better than expected. However, opposition party officials said the objections were unlikely to alter the result of the presidential vote, which is headed to a

LONDON: Netflix warned broadband and telecom companies that its crackdown on password sharing could lead to backlash from customers. The streaming giant held talks with some of the UK’s leading telecom companies and other media groups that use Netflix as part of bundled TV content to alert them of potential consequences as it prepares to enforce rules limiting how subscribers

RIYADH: Artificial intelligence could be on its way to billboards in Riyadh after AI firm SCAI formed a strategic partnership with outdoor solutions company Al Arabia to bid for a contract in the city. The agreement will see the two businesses combine their resources and expertise by setting up a special-purpose company to improve their chances of winning the contract for

The alleged ransomware attacks were against law enforcement agencies in Washington D.C., New Jersey, and others worldwide.

RIYADH: Saudi Arabia can expect a boost in private investments from prominent Chinese investors following a recent agreement between the government’s privatization arm and a top bank based in Beijing. The National Center for Privatization and PPP signed a collaboration agreement with the Industrial and Commercial Bank of China, the largest bank in the world with total assets

It was reported last week that Russian troops had retreated in Bakhmut due to a “severe shortage of credible combat units.” Moscow rushed to deny the news. While Westerners are rejoicing in every Russian setback, they should be careful what they wish for. The last thing the West needs is for Russia to become desperate and to take desperate measures. The Russians will not

RIYADH: Improved efficiency at Saudi ports led to a 13.34 percent year-on-year surge in container throughput during April, according to the Kingdom’s General Authority for Ports, also known as Mawani. Figures released by the organization showed the number of containers going through Saudi harbors reached 681,663 twenty-foot equivalent units last month, compared to 601,429 TEUs

Kia Corporation has set the stage for a greener