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RIYADH: More Saudi men are now having cosmetic procedures, driven by changing societal norms and attitudes toward male grooming, according to a local doctor. Traditionally, grooming and personal care were considered the domain of females. Today, attitudes have shifted, with many men now viewing these activities as essential, said Fatimah Al-Satouf, a cosmetic doctor at

Author: Peter Singer Peter Singer is often described as the world’s most influential philosopher. He is also one of its most controversial. The author of important books such as “Animal Liberation,” “Practical Ethics,” “Rethinking Life and Death,” and “The Life You Can Save,” he helped launch the animal rights and effective altruism movements and contributed to the development

ISLAMABAD: Saudi Deputy Interior Minister Dr. Nasser Al-Dawood signed an agreement on the Road to Makkah project at the Pakistani prime minister’s house on Wednesday, paving the way for Pakistanis to benefit from an initiative aimed at facilitating Hajj for pilgrims from across the Muslim world. The Road to Makkah initiative is part of Saudi Arabia’s Guests of God Service

ISLAMABAD: Similar to most Pakistanis who have not traveled frequently to Saudi Arabia, Kamran Ali only knew the Middle East country as the home of Islam’s holiest sites in Makkah and Madinah. But when he pedaled his way into the Kingdom in February this year, Ali, 45, was blown away by Saudi Arabia’s cultural richness and its historical castles, fiery volcanoes, and ancient

JEDDAH: Saudi Arabia’s Foreign Minister Prince Faisal bin Farhan on Wednesday participated in a meeting of the Arab Ministerial Contact Group to discuss developments in the situation in Sudan, the Kingdom’s foreign ministry announced. The meeting, which was held in Jeddah on the sidelines of the ministerial preparatory meeting for the 32nd Arab Summit on Friday, was held with

JEDDAH: Prince Faisal bin Farhan, the Saudi foreign minister, met his Syrian counterpart, Faisal Mekdad, on Wednesday on the sidelines of a ministerial preparatory meeting ahead of the 32nd Arab League Summit, which will take place in Jeddah on Friday. They discussed the latest developments in Syria and the wider region and exchanged views on other issues of common interest,

JEDDAH: This Saudi city is leaving no stone unturned in giving a warm welcome to the various high-level delegations invited to the upcoming Arab League summit on Friday. In preparation for the summit, authorities have deployed the national flags of Arab League member states around Jeddah and replanted trees as part of a green drive. One of the most notable views is that of the

TUNIS: The bodies of nine migrants from sub-Saharan African countries have been found in western Tunisia, near the border with Algeria, in recent days, a judicial official said on Wednesday. Tunisia, whose coastline is less than 150 km from the Italian island of Lampedusa, has long been a favored stepping stone for migrants attempting the perilous sea journey from North Africa

I recently narrowly escaped injury in Beirut in an incident with a motorbike that was traveling on the pavement. On top of that, I was verbally abused by the driver for not paying attention. In Paris, I was nearly hit by an electric scooter that was briefly cruising on the pavement to cut through the traffic. The rider did not even bother to apologize.

Abdulrahman Al-Anbar is director of strategic partnerships at the Quality of Life Program, one of the Saudi Vision 2030 realization programs. Since joining the program in March 2022, Al-Anbar has overseen the building, strategizing and executing of the strategic partnerships’ department that is aligned with the program’s strategic goals with all relevant stakeholders,