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We want to do well against 'very strong team' Liverpool: Zidane By: ANI Madrid: Ahead of the Champions League clash against Liverpool, Real Madrid manager Zinedine Zidane said his team wants to do well in the match and that's the only thing on their mind. Real Madrid is scheduled to play the first leg of the Champions League quarter-final against Liverpool on Wednesday, with the second leg slated to be played on April 15. "It's a knockout tie. It's to be played over two legs. We know there are 180 minutes or more, but for us, as always, the most important thing is tomorrow's game. We're not l...

By: Times News Service Muscat: Immunisation against Covid-19 has been made a precondition to enter the Two Holy Mosques, Saudi Press Agency (SPA), announced. President General of the Grand Mosque and Prophet's Mosques' Affairs, Sheikh Dr. Abdulrahman bin Abdulaziz Al-Sudais, has stressed that the decision to only allow immunised people who have been vaccinated against COVID-19 into the Two Holy Mosques, reflects the Saudi Leadership’s keenness on the safety of pilgrims and worshippers. Al-Sudais noted that the Kingdom’s wise Leadership has exerted tremendous efforts and taken all possible...

ahlibank’s OMR30 million rights issue oversubscribed 1.29 times By: Times News Service Muscat: ahlibank has announced an oversubscription of its rights issue by 1.29 times. This marks the successful closure of the bank’s rights issue of ordinary shares of OMR30 million. ahlibank had proposed an additional 300 million shares at 101 baisas per offer share, including issue expenses of 1 baisa per share. Said Abdullah Al Hatmi, CEO, ahlibank, said, “The purpose of the rights issue was to strengthen the Tier I capital of the bank and to meet the capital requirement for business growth. I am ...

US asks Russia to explain Ukrainian border 'provocations' By: DW The US State Department called on Russia to refrain from escalating tensions with Ukraine, in comments to reporters on Monday. Russia has reportedly amassed troops and moved tanks near the Ukrainian border in recent days, as a ceasefire in eastern Ukraine looks increasingly shaky. The movements are the latest point of tension between Russia and the US less than three months after US President Joe Biden took office. "We call on Russia to refrain from escalatory actions," State Department spokesman Ned Price said. Price said the U...