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- America still backs two-state solution for Palestine and Israel
- Secretary of state also heads to Jerusalem, Ramallah as tensions rise
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- Domestic politics rules out UK-US FTA while India wrestles with divisions over protectionism and politics, he asserts
- McGrade says British public feel Brexit was a mistake, bringing costs and “very, very few benefits”
- In an exclusive interview after the performance, Mekhail told Arab News that receiving the Bocelli-Jameel scholarship at the Royal College of Music was the most amazing experience she ever had
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- Foreign Ministry warns of dangers of escalation after East Jerusalem attack
- Egypt called on both sides to exercise maximum restraint and to cease attacks and provocative actions
- The police have categorized the disappearance as “endangered” because of his circumstances as a visitor to the city with limited English language skills
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- European trade policy expert Paul McGrade explains why now is the time for a GCC-UK free trade agreement
- Domestic politics rules out UK-US FTA while India wrestles with divisions over protectionism and politics, he asserts
- McGrade says British public feel Brexit was a mistake, bringing costs and “very, very few benefits”
- Under the new criteria, Twitter accounts will only be suspended for severe or ongoing and repeat violations of the platform’s policies
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What is incel?
Short for “involuntarily celibate,” an "incel" is a member of an online community of young men who consider themselves unable to attract women sexually and resultantly express hostility toward them. In Britain, there are calls for government action to tackle "incel" culture amid fears that many young men and adults are "being radicalized and pushed toward misogyny — and violent misogyny, in some cases.”
Tuwaiq Sculpture
Launched in 2019, the annual event features sculptors from various countries who have exhibited their creations internationally. This year's edition of Tuwaiq Sculpture, themed “Energy of Harmony,” opened in Riyadh on January 8 featuring 30 artists from countries such as Austria, China, France, Georgia, Germany, Italy, Japan, Spain, and Switzerland, as well as strong representation from Saudi Arabia, They are producing large-scale sculptures that will become permanent fixtures of Riyadh’s urban landscape.
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