JEDDAH: The Azimuth Music Festival returns to AlUla as the city's calendar of moments goes into full swing. The popular musical extravaganza returns for its fourth edition from September 19-21 ahead of Saudi Arabia's National Day on September 23. The theme for 2024 is “Until the sun comes up”. Azimuth has become a key event … Read more
A self-styled property and wealth guru has been hit with a huge fine and ordered to pay back more than 2,000 attendees of his seminars.
GAZA STRIP, Palestinian Territories: The Health Ministry in Hamas-ruled Gaza said on Monday that an Israeli operation in the main southern city of Khan Yunis killed 70 people and wounded more than 200, after Israel warned that its forces would “operate vigorously” in the area .Thousands of Palestinians fled southern areas of the territory following … Read more
The eSafety Commissioner has officially put the tech giants on notice: Do more to protect Australian children or police massive fines.
There is much to look forward to when it comes to Arab athletes at the upcoming Paris Olympics. A total of 14 medals were won by Arab men in Tokyo 2020 and there is potential for more this time around. Here are five Arab men to watch out for in Paris 2024. Djamel Sedjati (Algeria) … Read more
BEIJING: Various Palestinian factions have agreed to end their divisions and strengthen Palestinian unity by signing the Beijing Declaration on Tuesday morning in China, according to Chinese state media. The declaration was signed at the closing ceremony of a reconciliation dialogue between the factions held in Beijing on July 21-23, state broadcaster CCTV said. A … Read more
Another casualty in this once popular sector has seen the company go under despite being worth millions just years ago.
NEW DELHI: Getting lost in a good story is an occupational hazard and a crime in 'The Book Censor's Library', a dystopian political satire with elements of magical realism. The story follows an unnamed narrator whose life unravels after he reluctantly begins working for an all-powerful government.
A man is suing his former workplace after being fired for a response to all the emails he claims he accidentally sent while “texting my fraternity brother.”
HAMMAMET, Tunisia: In the Tunisian coastal city of Hammamet, bulldozers are busily shoveling sand from a nearby desert onto a popular beach in an effort to prevent it from disappearing due to erosion. “This beach is the postcard image of Hammamet,” said environmentalist Chiheb Ben Fredj, looking nostalgically at the city's iconic Yasmine beach. “It … Read more
