- Panama reacted sharply to Trump’s pledge that the US would be “taking back” the Panama Canal, saying the key interoceanic waterway would remain under its control
- Princess Reema bint Bandar passes on congratulations of King Salman and Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman to Trump as he begins second term as US president
- We still visit to remember the good old days, says 82-year-old alum
- Avi Issacharoff: “Hamas is going to remain in power and will continue to build more tunnels and recruit more men, without the emergence of any local alternative”
- Israel has killed over 47,000 Palestinians, according to local health officials, and has reduced entire neighborhoods to fields of rubble
- Despite finding Al-Qaeda manual, police had said the incident was not being treated as terrorism-related, and his motive remains unknown
- In the wake of the murders, large disturbances broke out in Southport after false reports spread on social media that the suspect was a radical migrant
- Ahmed Al-Khateeb spoke in Davos ahead of launch of briefing paper on the future of travel and tourism sector
- He said Saudi Arabia continues to place a strong emphasis on supporting SMEs and entrepreneurs
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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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- All the Pole’s wins in Melbourne have come in straight sets and she has dropped only 11 games
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