Tragedy Strikes in Qinghai Province as Railway Bridge Collapses, Leaving Workers Dead and Missing BEIJING — A railway bridge under construction in northwest China’s Qinghai province collapsed early Friday, killing at least 12 workers and leaving four others missing, according to state media. The accident occurred around 3 a.m. when a steel cable snapped during ...
Tragic Turn of Events in Cabazon: Parents of Missing 7-Month-Old Arrested in Murder Investigation In a shocking twist, authorities in Southern California apprehended the parents of a missing 7-month-old boy on Friday as part of a murder probe, declaring their belief that the child is no longer alive. The San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Department disclosed ...
The Rising of Suhail: A Sign of Relief from the Scorching Summer Heat As the blistering summer days begin to fade away, a glimmer of hope appears in the form of the rising of Suhail, signaling the end of extreme heat and the approach of cooler weather. In Saudi Arabia, the rising of Suhail, also ...
Pentagon Takes Decisive Action: Intelligence Chief Fired After Iran Strike Report In a bold and unexpected move, the Pentagon has fired its top intelligence official following a controversial report regarding a recent strike on Iran. This decision comes as a shock to many within the defense community, raising questions about the future of US military ...
Massive Crackdown: Over 22,000 Illegal Residents Arrested in One Week In a swift and decisive move, Saudi authorities have apprehended a staggering 22,222 illegal residents in just seven days. This crackdown on violators of residency and labor laws is part of the government’s ongoing efforts to maintain security and ensure compliance with regulations. The sweep, ...
European Postal Services Suspend Shipments to US After Tariff Exemption Expires ATHENS — Postal services across Europe are suspending shipments of packages to the United States after the expiration of a long-standing tariff exemption, raising new uncertainty for businesses and consumers on both sides of the Atlantic. The exemption, known as the “de minimis” rule, ...
GAZA: Humanitarian Catastrophe Unfolds as Famine Grips Enclave Doctors in Gaza are witnessing a heartbreaking scene as emaciated patients reflect the growing humanitarian crisis in the war-torn enclave. International experts have confirmed that famine has taken hold of parts of Gaza, leaving its residents in dire straits. At Al-Ahli Hospital, Texas spinal surgeon Mohammed Adeel ...
Saudi Arabia Launches National Blood Donation Campaign with 185 Centers In a groundbreaking initiative, Saudi Arabia has kicked off a national blood donation campaign with a network of 185 centers across the country. The campaign aims to encourage citizens and residents to donate blood and save lives in times of need. The Kingdom has taken ...
South Korean President Lee Jae Myung and Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba Forge New Alliance In a historic meeting in Tokyo, South Korean President Lee Jae Myung and Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba vowed to move past historical tensions and enhance collaboration on pressing issues. This summit marked their first bilateral discussion since Lee assumed ...
Excitement fills the air as classes commence in 11 regions across Saudi Arabia As the new academic year kicks off, schools in Saudi Arabia are gearing up to welcome over 6 million students. The buzz of excitement can be felt in 11 regions as classes officially begin on Sunday. Students across the kingdom are eager ...
Layla Al-Khalifa
Layla Al-Khalifa
Layla Al-Khalifa