- Names floated for the post of prime minster, which is reserved for a Sunni Muslim, include current caretaker premier Najib Mikati, anti-Hezbollah lawmaker Fouad Makhzoumi, and Nawaf Salam, presiding judge at the International Court of Justice in the Hague
- The strikes come just two weeks before the January 26 deadline for implementing the November ceasefire, which both sides have accused the other of violating
- The total included eight anti-personnel mines, 45 anti-tank mines, 585 unexploded ordnances and one explosive device
- It will be the third meeting of the Global Alliance for the Implementation of the Two-State Solution
- The talks come as Iran’s nuclear program received renewed focus in light of Trump’s imminent return to the White House on January 20
- Al Rajhi Bank, Banque Saudi Fransi, and Arab National Bank are among the key players
- CMA’s strategy seeks to expand the debt instruments market to 24.1% of GDP by 2025
- Planned Jan. 18 march was set to pass near a synagogue
- Organizers criticized decision, saying it ‘rejects the implication that our marches are somehow hostile to or a threat to Jewish people’
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Lama Al-Badin is an eight-year-old inventor from Saudi Arabia, who won an international competition for designing a pair of glasses that aim to help blind people navigate the world safely. The girl from the eastern city of Dammam bested nearly 1,000 entries from 19 countries in the “Glasses of the Future” competition.
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- The former Flyweight kickboxing world champion will face Petchtanong Petchfergus on Feb. 20
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