- Although it has suffered territorial losses, the terror group has adapted its structure and continues to thrive amid regional instability and social-economic inequality
- The UN’s counterterrorism chief repeated calls for nations to repatriate their citizens from detention camps in Syria to prevent children from being indoctrinated by extremists
- The Foreign Press Association, which represents international media, including The Associated Press, said the guidelines were rescinded after discussions with authorities in Gaza
- Muqtada Al-Sadr said on Twitter that the judiciary has one week to dissolve the legislature
- Skies darkened from the smoke billowing from forests destroyed by fires that have razed more than 6,000 hectares
- France, like the rest of Europe, has been struggling this summer with successive heatwaves and its worst drought on record
- US crude inventories up more than 5 million barrels
- Journalists were covering the UN’s aid distribution
- Cameraman attacked with a whip, reporters pushed around
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Also known by the acronym BLVD RUH, Boulevard Riyadh City is an open entertainment and recreational area in the Kingdom's capital. Approximately 900,000 square meters in size, The Boulevard — as it is also simply called — is located in Riyadh City's Hittin neighborhood. It is one of the designated sites for the annual Riyadh Season entertainment festival. The Boulevard features attractions such as the Square sub-zone, a replica of New York's Times Square; the Trocadero, inspired by London's Coventry Street; and the Takenda center. For Riyadh Season this year, The Boulevard will open its new Japa Mura, a Japanese village supported by Saudia, the flag carrier of Saudi Arabia.
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