CARACAS, Venezuela: Venezuela's future is at stake. Voters will decide Sunday whether to revoke 11-year-old, crisis-plagued President Nicolas Maduro or give the opposition a chance to fulfill its promise to overthrow the ruling party's policies that have crippled the economy and forced millions of people to flee the country.Long-divided opposition parties have united behind a … Read more
21-year-old Aussie woman reveals the truth about owning an apartment and says there are some “crazy fees” involved
WASHINGTON: Nearly two weeks after Donald Trump was nearly assassinated, the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) confirmed on Friday that a gunshot wound to the former president's ear was the result of a gunshot wound, as the FBI seeks to clarify conflicting facts about what caused the former president's injuries after a gunman opened fire … Read more
WASHINGTON: Nearly two weeks after Donald Trump was nearly assassinated, the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) confirmed on Friday that a gunshot wound to the former president's ear was the result of a gunshot wound, as the FBI seeks to clarify conflicting facts about what caused the former president's injuries after a gunman opened fire … Read more
TAIF: The Wadi Wajj Valley in Saudi Arabia's western governorate is a valley that is renowned for its rich history and natural beauty. It used to be the dividing line between Taif and the city of Taif, but has now become a popular tourist destination known for its lush gardens, vibrant orchards and stunning views. … Read more
RIYADH: 18-year-old Saudi ballerina Hala Nakadi is captivating audiences with her relentless determination and hopes others will be inspired to “embrace this beautiful and expressive art form”. She is now preparing for the Dubai International Dance Competition 2024, which will kick off on November 17, and will feature professional and amateur dancers from around the … Read more
PARIS: Celebrating its reputation as the birthplace of revolution, Paris kicked off the Summer Olympics for the first time in a century on Friday with a rain-soaked, rule-breaking opening ceremony decked out in stars and fantasy on the banks of the Seine. Intermittent rain, the first to fall at the opening ceremony of the Summer … Read more
RIYADH: Global food shortages are worse than previously thought, concludes the State of Food Security and Nutrition in the World 2024 report released this week by a coalition of United Nations agencies, which found efforts to tackle malnutrition were failing badly. As countries around the world fall short of achieving the United Nations' second Sustainable … Read more
Gaza: After weeks of Israeli bombardment left them with nowhere to go, hundreds of Palestinians are forced into a former Gaza prison built to hold murderers and thieves. Yasmeen al-Dardasi said she and her family had to transport the wounded they could not help while evacuating from a district in the southern city of Khan … Read more
Tunis: A Tunisian appeals court reduced the jail term of a television news anchor from one year to eight months on Friday, the anchor's lawyer told AFP. Borhen Bsais was initially given a 12-month sentence for “spreading false information” and “defamation of another person or damaging his reputation”. “The appeals court in the capital Tunis … Read more
