Tragedy Strikes Darfur: Landslide Wipes Out Entire Village, Killing Over 1,000 People In a devastating natural disaster, at least 1,000 people lost their lives when a landslide destroyed the village of Tarasin in Sudan’s western region of Darfur. The tragedy occurred in the Marrah Mountains of Central Darfur after heavy rainfall in late August, as ...
Major Recall Alert: 489 Nissan Patrol Vehicles Recalled for Control Unit Defect In a shocking turn of events, Nissan has issued a recall for a whopping 489 Nissan Patrol vehicles due to a serious control unit defect. This defect poses a significant safety risk to drivers and passengers alike, prompting the company to take swift ...
TIANJIN, China: Modi and Putin Share a Laugh at SCO Summit In a display of camaraderie, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi warmly greeted Russian President Vladimir Putin at the Shanghai Cooperation Organization summit in Tianjin. The two leaders shared a hearty handshake, with Modi’s trademark laughter filling the air. Chinese President Xi Jinping joined the ...
New Draft Regulations Allow Advertisement Placement Inside Taxi Cars In a bold move to boost advertising opportunities, Saudi Arabia has introduced new draft regulations that now allow for the placement of advertisements inside taxi cars. This groundbreaking decision is set to revolutionize the advertising industry in the kingdom, opening up a whole new avenue for ...
Israel Considers Annexation of West Bank Amid Rising Tensions In the midst of escalating tensions, Israel is contemplating the annexation of parts of the occupied West Bank, according to three Israeli officials. This move comes as several Western nations are on the verge of recognizing Palestinian statehood this month. Retaliating against the anticipated recognition of ...
Saudi Workers Reaping the Benefits of Basic Healthcare Services In a recent report released by the General Authority for Statistics (GASTAT), it was revealed that a whopping 95% of workers in Saudi Arabia are currently enjoying basic healthcare services. This statistic highlights the country’s commitment to providing essential healthcare benefits to its workforce. The implementation ...
French MEP Rima Hassan Honored by Naming of Graduating Class In a bold and controversial move, students at Brussels Free University (ULB) faculty of law have decided to name their graduating class after French MEP Rima Hassan. The politician of Palestinian origin, who was born in a refugee camp and raised in France, has stirred ...
Venezuelan President Maduro Warns of “Republic in Arms” if US Forces Deploy to Caribbean CARACAS — In a bold and defiant statement, Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro declared that he would constitutionally declare a “republic in arms” if US forces were to deploy to the Caribbean and attack his country. Escalating Tensions The Venezuelan leader made ...
Historic Al-Nouri Grand Mosque Reopens in Mosul After IS Destruction In a momentous event, Iraq has officially reopened the iconic al-Nouri Grand Mosque in Mosul, marking a significant milestone eight years after it was ruthlessly destroyed by explosives planted by the notorious Islamic State (IS) group. Symbol of History and Resilience Built in the latter ...
Legendary Canadian Actor Graham Greene Passes Away at 73 ONTARIO — The world of film and entertainment is mourning the loss of Graham Greene, the iconic Canadian First Nations actor known for his roles in acclaimed movies such as Dances With Wolves. Greene passed away at the age of 73, as confirmed by his manager ...
Layla Al-Khalifa
Layla Al-Khalifa
Layla Al-Khalifa