- Syrian FM Al-Shaibani calls for sanctions relief and new Gulf partnerships to help aid recovery
- Cites Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030 as an inspiration for rebuilding Syria after gruelling civil war
- KAUST biological oceanography and marine ecology Professor Carlos Duarte is among the elite recipients of the prize
- University's latest achievement solidifies Saudi Arabia's global standing in developing marine solutions to combat the impacts of climate change
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- Nothing and no one is above international law, Tanja Fajon tells Arab News in New York
- While immediate focus in Gaza must be to ensure ceasefire holds and aid enters the territory, world also needs to keep an eye on the path to a 2-state solution, she says
- Meteorologists say strong winds and low humidity create conditions ripe for rapid fire spread
- Syrian leadership’s promises ‘very positive,’ Ali Ahmed Al-Kuwari tells World Economic Forum
- Fiscal deficit, rising borrowing affecting many countries are ‘problems that few want to discuss’
- Hatem Dowidar said that while poorer nations may lack the expertise and resources to build AI infrastructure, governance and data sovereignty could unlock opportunities for decentralizing such technologies
- Brad Smith pointed to Microsoft’s $1 billion investment, in partnership with Abu Dhabi-based AI firm G42, in establishing a data center in Kenya as an indication of decentralization efforts
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Al-Ajrab Sword
Ajrab Sword stands as one of the most recognizable symbols of the Kingdom's history, and represents the courage, determination, and nobility of Imam Turki bin Abdullah who unified and restored the Second Saudi State in 1824.
Lama Al-Badin
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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- Japan’s Hideki Matsuyama, the highest-ranked player in the field and the winner at The Sentry at Kapalua, shot a 68 on the South Course
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