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- In Al-Fasher, women are dying in childbirth, children collapse from thirst, and supplies have all but vanished
- Two decades after the world pledged “never again” in Darfur, survivors of latest violence say history is repeating itself
- Crew members who were in the pilot seat of the Super Hornet and on the small towing tractor jumped out before the jet and the tug went into the Red Sea
- KSrelief will provide $5m to the WHO, while the UK government will provide a further $5m to the UN Children’s Fund
- An estimated 3.5m people will benefit from the deal to fund a wide range of disease management and prevention services
- Spain said it was working to determine the cause of the blackout, with Portugal saying the entire Iberian peninsula was affected
- Stargazers oppose the fast-growing constellations of low-orbiting satellites, arguing they spoil observations
- Housing minister Majid Alhogail praises accomplishments including development of the Khuzam modern-housing suburb on the outskirts of Riyadh
- ‘We have worked in the municipal and housing sector to redefine the city as a balanced, green, smart environment that meets needs and inspires ambition for residents,’ he says
- Syndicate’s latest report documents rise in Israeli arrests, threats, harassment of journalists
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Laheq Island
Located off Saudi Arabia’s Red Sea coast, Laheq is being developed with a focus on residences rather than tourism, bringing resort-style living and homeownership to Saudi Arabia. Laheq is part of an archipelago surrounded by one of the world’s largest barrier reefs that are home to over 2,000 rare and unique marine species.
Rub Al-Khali
Also known as The Empty Quarter, Rub Al-Khali is one of the world’s largest deserts, covering nearly 650,000 sq. km, mostly in Saudi Arabia, with dunes reaching 250 meters. A recent study has revealed that Rub Al-Khali was once much more hospitable, with a big lake emerging during the “Green Arabia” period, from 11,000 to 5,500 years ago. About 6,000 years ago, a sharp decline in rainfall resulted in arid conditions that forced nomadic populations to migrate to more hospitable areas.
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- NEOM has been showcasing the trophy at key locations across its 26,500-square-kilometer development
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