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JUBA, South Sudan: The role of the Muslim Brotherhood in shaping Sudan’s continuing conflict is a cause for concern among experts, who warn that the group could influence the country’s military leaders and even determine the nation’s political direction. As a transnational Islamist organization deeply rooted in Sudanese politics, the Muslim Brotherhood played a pivotal role in

DUBAI: The Effie Index identifies and ranks the most effective agencies, marketers and brands by analyzing finalist and winner data from more than 50 national and regional Effie Awards competitions. AB InBev, McDonald’s, WPP, Ogilvy, Leo Burnett Middle East, and Slap Global were respectively named most effective marketer, brand, agency holding group, agency network, agency

KHARTOUM: The Sudanese army on Wednesday accused the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces of “kidnapping and assassinating” the governor of West Darfur state, nearly two months after a power struggle between rival generals plunged the country into a devastating war. The killing of Khamis Abdullah Abakar meant the RSF has added a “new chapter to its record of barbaric crimes that

ANKARA: All eyes are now on the security apparatus in Ankara and Turkiye’s next policy moves after the Kurdistan Workers’ Party declared an end to its four-month unilateral ceasefire. It has sparked a debate on how it will impact Turkiye-US relations given the US presence in northeastern Syria and within the context of its local partnership with the Syrian Democratic Forces, a

DUBAI: Google has announced new programs that will see the company train game developers, students, content creators, and esports players in Saudi Arabia. The training will be held in partnership with entities such as the Ministry of Communication and Information Technology’s Center for Digital Entrepreneurship, the GameFounders Program, the Ignite initiative, and the Saudi

The former morgue manager at Harvard Medical School was among five people indicted by a grand jury on Wednesday over allegations they stole and sold body parts from cadavers donated to the school, federal prosecutors said. Cedric Lodge, 55, who was fired from his job on May 6, and the other defendants were accused of carrying out a black market body parts scheme from roughly

RIYADH: Saudi Arabia’s $500 billion giga-project NEOM has signed partnership agreements with the various ministries to improve investment opportunities and boost cooperation. NEOM has signed a strategic partnership agreement with the Saudi Ministry of Investment to propel cooperation to develop attractive investment opportunities further. The agreement will raise the volume

BRUSSELS: The European Union on Thursday pledged 560 million euros to help countries neighboring Syria cope with the costs of hosting Syrians displaced by the years of conflict in their country. “Unfortunately, over the last year there has been little progress, very little progress, toward a resolution of the Syria conflict,” EU foreign policy chief Josep Borrell said as he

One of the most pressing issues for the Syrian government to focus on is leading the nation into a sustainable economic recovery. Syria has been facing an unprecedented economic crisis. Several factors have contributed to this problem. The internal conflict, which began more than 12 years ago, has had a negative impact on the nation’s economy. Civil wars can inflict damage on

RIYADH: Demand for offices remained strong in Saudi Arabia in the first quarter of 2023 as global and local businesses continued to scout for quality spaces in the key cities despite limited supply in the market, the latest report from global consultancy firm CBRE showed. Most of the offices in Riyadh witnessed nearly 100 percent occupancy, resulting in Grade A and Grade B