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DUBAI: The Michelin Guide on Tuesday revealed the new Bib Gourmand restaurants for the 2023 Dubai guide: 21 Grams, 3Fils and Aamara. The Bib Gourmand puts the spotlight on the restaurants offering authentic and memorable culinary experiences at a moderate price. Launched in 1997, this distinction highlights restaurants offering quality and value cooking.

CAIRO: Sudan’s military chief ordered the freezing of all bank accounts belonging to a rival paramilitary force, the latest step in a fight for control of the resource-rich nation. The two sides have battled for weeks across Sudan, pushing the troubled country to the brink of all-out war. The decree, issued on Sunday by Gen. Abdel Fattah Burhan, will target the official

ANKARA: As the Turkish presidential elections head for a runoff between incumbent Recep Tayyip Erdogan and opposition challenger Kemal Kilicdaroglu on May 28, the country’s weak economy continues to be the main focus of domestic and international attention. Staggering inflation over the last two years, which stood at around 44 percent in April, and skyrocketing food prices

DUBAI: Saudi Arabia’s King Abdulaziz Centre for World Culture (Ithra) on Wednesday announced the winner of the fifth Ithra Art Prize as Iraqi Finnish artist Adel Abidin. Abidin’s proposal was a wall installation, called “ON,” that explores connection between history, memory and identity. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Adel Abidin

ISTANBUL: Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on Monday emerged from his toughest election test unbowed and in strong position to extend two decades of his Islamic-rooted rule by another five years in a historic May 28 runoff. The 69-year-old leader defied pollsters and his country’s most dire economic crisis since the 1990s to come within a fraction of a percentage point

DUBAI: In the latest development in the uproar against Netflix’s “Queen Cleopatra,” a team of Egyptian lawyers and archaeologists is calling for legal action against the streaming platform. The group is demanding financial compensation of $2 billion for the streaming giant’s depiction of Cleopatra as a woman of sub-Saharan origin in the recently released documentary film,

RIYADH: The King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center’s team stationed in Sudan met with World Food Programme officials on Tuesday. The team met with the head of the WFP in Port Sudan Hafiz Ibrahim and the organization’s head of emergencies Abraham Abatneh, and they reviewed the center’s work to provide urgent aid to the Sudanese people. The volume of aid provided through

RIYADH: King Khalid International Airport has been ranked top in service levels and travel experience aspects compared to other international airports in the Kingdom, according to the General Authority of Civil Aviation. The Riyadh-based international airport clinched the top spot for achieving a commitment rate of 64 percent in April, even though it dropped from 82 percent in

LONDON: Afghan refugee families in the UK have been handed eviction notices in the name of Home Secretary Suella Braverman, The Guardian reported on Tuesday. Many of the families had earlier been moved from London to Yorkshire, and for some, the pending eviction will be the fourth time they have been relocated since arriving in Britain.

LONDON: The US Central Intelligence Agency on Monday launched a campaign on social media platform Telegram to recruit Russian spies. The CIA released a video on the popular social messaging service calling on Russians to come forward with important intelligence and information. The two-minute video captures Russians going about their daily lives, seemingly contemplating major