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ISTANBUL: Turkiye’s opposition, still reeling from election defeat to President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, suffered a fresh blow to its prospects of renewal on Thursday as a court began hearing a case against one of its brightest stars on a tender-rigging charge. The case against Istanbul Mayor Ekrem Imamoglu began less than three weeks after Erdogan defied poll predictions and the

RIYADH: Saudi citizens no longer need to be vaccinated against COVID-19 to travel outside the Kingdom, the Ministry of Interior has announced. The decision was made based on recommendations by health authorities based on the local and global stability of the pandemic, the Saudi Press Agency reported on Thursday. Experts will continue to monitor the situation closely, it added.

JAZAN: Security officials in Jazan have arrested two people for attempting to smuggle qat. The drugs were found hidden in a vehicle in Al-Ardah governorate. Legal action is now being taken against the two citizens held. In a separate operation, officers in the region’s Al-Harth governorate seized 150 kilograms of qat. Anyone wishing to report information on suspected

JEDDAH: The Ministry of Hajj and Umrah announced that it would facilitate the arrival of Yemeni pilgrims for Hajj and Umrah this year from Sanaa airport to King Abdulaziz International Airport in Jeddah. It comes as part of the Saudi government’s eagerness to facilitate pilgrims’ trips and ensure the safety of visitors, as well as support and alleviate the suffering of

BEIJING: China’s economy stumbled in May with industrial output and retail sales growth missing forecasts, adding to expectations that Beijing will need to do more to shore up a shaky post-pandemic recovery. The economic rebound seen earlier this year has lost momentum in the second quarter, prompting China’s central bank to cut some key interest rates this week for the first

The Saudi ports sector has recorded a remarkable rise

SALEM, Oregon: An immigrant from Iraq pleaded guilty Tuesday in federal court in Portland, Oregon, to conspiring to provide material support to the Daesh group by producing and distributing propaganda and recruiting materials online. Hawazen Sameer Mothafar, 33, faces a maximum sentence of 20 years in prison and a $250,000 fine when he is scheduled to be sentenced on January

PARIS: As he opened the Vision Golfe event in Paris on Tuesday, Bruno Le Maire, the French minister of economy, finance and industrial and digital sovereignty, said the business conference represented “the most striking testimony of the relationship between France and the Gulf states.” The inaugural two-day event aims to showcase opportunities for commercial partnerships

DAMASCUS: Israeli carried out air strikes near Damascus early Wednesday, wounding a Syrian soldier, state news agency SANA said. During more than a decade of war in Syria, Israel has launched hundreds of air strikes on its territory, primarily targeting Iran-backed forces and Lebanese Hezbollah fighters as well as Syrian army positions. Explosions were heard in the Syrian

Clara, the legal technology company that digitizes and automates legal tasks for founders, is expanding its regional presence with the opening of an office in Riyadh. Clara enables startups to concentrate on developing their businesses rather than becoming mired in legal paperwork. Clara’s category-creating legal operating system digitizes and automates legal tasks for