Chinese Refineries Shift Focus to Russian Crude Amid Tariff Fallout In a strategic move, Chinese refineries have pivoted their attention to Russian crude oil, placing new orders that will be shipped from ports typically utilized by India. This shift comes as demand for Moscow’s crude wanes in India following US President Trump’s implementation of tariffs. ...
Syria and Israel engage in first direct talks since fall of al-Assad regime In a historic move, Syria and Israel have come together for their first acknowledged direct talks since the fall of Bashar al-Assad’s regime. Foreign Minister Asaad al-Shibani met with an Israeli delegation in US-brokered discussions aimed at de-escalating regional tensions. The discussions ...
Expatriates in Riyadh arrested for stealing electrical cables from schools and facilities In a daring act of theft, several expatriates in Riyadh were apprehended for stealing electrical cables from schools and various facilities. The bold criminals thought they could get away with their crime, but the long arm of the law caught up with them. ...
California Man Sentenced to 8 Years for Shipping Weapons to North Korea In a shocking turn of events, a Chinese national residing in California has been slapped with an eight-year prison sentence for his involvement in shipping firearms and ammunition to North Korea. Shenghua Wen, a 42-year-old individual, was paid approximately $2 million (€1.7 million) ...
The Saudi Researcher Challenging the Conventional Wisdom on Democracy LONDON — In a groundbreaking academic study, Saudi researcher Abdulaziz Al-Adham Al-Quaishish is shaking up the traditional narrative surrounding democracy as the ultimate form of governance. Using Switzerland as a case study, Al-Quaishish’s work delves deep into the complexities of direct democracy, shedding light on both ...
US Strikes Deportation Deals with Honduras and Uganda In a bold move to tackle illegal immigration, the US has finalized bilateral deportation agreements with Honduras and Uganda, according to documents obtained by CBS, the BBC’s US partner. Uganda Steps Up Uganda has agreed to accept an unspecified number of African and Asian migrants who sought ...
Saudi Arabia Takes Charge of Combined Task Force 150 In a historic move, Saudi Arabia has assumed command of Combined Task Force 150, a multinational naval force responsible for maritime security in the Gulf region. The Saudi Navy will lead the task force for the next six months, marking the first time the kingdom has ...
Approaching the Egyptian Border with Gaza: A Desperate Race Against Time As you drive along the bumpy Mediterranean road towards the Egyptian border with the Gaza Strip, the presence of camouflaged military personnel and equipment becomes impossible to ignore. Young soldiers with machine guns peek out from abandoned structures, and armoured vehicles blend into the ...
Popular Restaurant Shut Down in Al-Khobar due to Food Poisoning Outbreak In a shocking turn of events, a beloved restaurant in Al-Khobar has been forced to close its doors after an outbreak of food poisoning left several customers hospitalized. The once bustling eatery is now deserted, its windows shuttered and its tables empty. Health Inspection ...
Deluge in Mumbai: Chaos and Disruption MUMBAI – The financial capital of India, Mumbai, is currently grappling with heavy rainfall that has thrown the city into chaos, disrupting the lives of millions of residents. The downpour has resulted in submerged roads, flight and train cancellations, and rescue operations for stranded individuals. City Underwater Waist-deep water ...
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