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RIYADH: The US remains committed to its Gulf Arab partners, at a time of rapidly shifting regional alliances, US Secretary of State Antony Blinken told Gulf diplomats in Saudi Arabia on Wednesday. Blinken spoke at a GCC ministerial meeting in Riyadh after talks with Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman and Saudi Foreign Minister Prince Faisal bin Farhan. “The United States is in

DUBAI: Google announced new consumer insights, products and solutions on Wednesday in Riyadh, as the company’s flagship global advertising and commerce event, Google Marketing Live, took place in Saudi Arabia for the first time. Executives from Google’s regional and global operations joined business and marketing experts from the region at the event to discuss the future of

Mumbai, June 7: The trailer for the upcoming Hindi Audible Original podcast series Marvels Wastelanders: Star-Lord has been unveiled.

JEDDAH: Mashael Akram Abdulrasheed will on Thursday make history when she becomes the first Saudi woman to referee at the Mt. Everest International Yoga Championship. The second edition of the event has been organized by the Nepal Yoga Association and the International Yoga Sports Federation. Abdulrasheed was among Saudi Arabia’s first batch of 19 female and two male yogasana

RIYADH: Saudi Arabia strongly condemned on Thursday the storming and vandalism of its embassy building and attache offices in Sudan by armed groups. In a statement by the Saudi foreign ministry, the Kingdom also denounced the sabotaging of housing and property of Saudi embassy staff. The ministry expressed the Kingdom's total rejection of all forms of violence and sabotage

The Rohingya crisis, characterized by widespread violence, displacement and human rights abuses, has been one of the most severe humanitarian emergencies of our time. As the world becomes increasingly interconnected through social media platforms, it is crucial to hold technology companies accountable for their role in amplifying hate speech and misinformation and facilitating

NEWCASTLE: The wait for silverware goes on at St. James’ Park, but Champions League football has returned. Having suffered the seemingly endless pain of one relegation battle after the next, this season has proven a welcome distraction for Newcastle United. Under Eddie Howe, and with PIF at the helm, the days of feeding on scraps at the foot of the Premier League seem long

RABAT: Israeli soldiers will for the first time take part in military exercises in Morocco when the biggest war games event in Africa kicks off Tuesday, the Israeli army said. “This is the first time that the IDF is taking an active part in the ‘African Lion’ international exercise,” said a statement from the Israeli army late Monday. “A delegation of 12 soldiers and

WASHINGTON: US Senator Chris Van Hollen called on Monday for declassifying a government report on the death of Al Jazeera’s Shireen Abu Akleh, a Palestinian-American journalist who was shot and killed while covering an Israeli army raid last year. One of the most recognizable journalists covering the Israeli-Palestinian conflict for two decades, Abu Akleh was killed in May

SEOUL: South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol said on Tuesday he has upgraded the country’s alliance with the United States to one that is “nuclear-based” in the face of North Korea’s growing military threat. Yoon was referring to his talks with US President Joe Biden in April on Washington’s willingness to give Seoul more insight into its nuclear planning in the event of