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- Former US intelligence official Norman Roule explains how President Trump’s actions may impact Middle East and whether US can be convinced to back Arab plan to rebuild Gaza
- Suggests regional actors like Saudi Arabia should take on greater responsibility in fostering stability and resolving conflicts from Syria to Ukraine, Yemen to Lebanon
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- The White House says the aim of the talks is to reach a maritime ceasefire in the Black Sea, allowing the free flow of shipping
- So far, the US has not offered any specifics on the sites it is striking
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![US talks with Russia begin in Saudi Arabia eyeing a Black Sea ceasefire]( "US talks with Russia begin in Saudi Arabia eyeing a Black Sea ceasefire")
- The White House says the aim of the talks is to reach a maritime ceasefire in the Black Sea, allowing the free flow of shipping
- Airport’s 18-hour closure cost airlines tens of millions of pounds and stranded thousands of passengers
- Both National Grid and Heathrow agreed that the failure of the transformer was an unprecedented event
- Interior Minister Ali Yerlikaya said authorities identified 261 social media accounts that shared provocative posts inciting public hatred or crime
- Imamoglu’s arrest came just days before he was expected to be nominated as the opposition Republican People’s Party’s presidential candidate
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What is Minzal?
Minzal is an event set in Diriyah, the historic birthplace of Saudi Arabia. Minzal features diverse experiences such as stargazing, horseriding, live performances, and luxury glamping, all while integrating Saudi heritage. It was designed to complement Layali Diriyah, an immersive journey that blends heritage with artistic legacy.
Al-Qatt and Sadu
Al-Qatt and Sadu are traditional and creative arts of Saudi Arabia that have made it to UNESCO’s lists of Intangible Cultural Heritage. Al-Qatt is traditionally done by women as a means of decorating a home’s interior. Sadu weaving has been practiced by those living in the Arabian Peninsula since ancient times and, in turn, those living in Saudi Arabia since its inception.
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