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Washington: Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu defended Israel's war on Gaza and condemned US protesters in a scathing speech to Congress on Wednesday that was boycotted by several top Democratic lawmakers and drew thousands to the Capitol to denounce the war and humanitarian crisis.Dashing hopes that the Israeli leader's visit to the United States might … Read more

RIYADH: According to the Saudi Green Initiative and Vision 2030 plan, the kingdom is on track to achieve its goal of planting 100 million mangrove trees by 2030. About 1.3 million mangrove seedlings have been planted since the ambitious coastal forest cover program began a year ago, the Saudi Press Agency cited a recent progress … Read more

Guatemala City: Dozens of Mexican families have fled across the border to Guatemala because of drug cartel violence, Guatemalan President Bernardo Arevalo said Wednesday. The Central American nation's defense ministry said the military has tightened security along the country's common border. Guatemalan authorities were “providing assistance to people fleeing this confrontation between (criminal) groups that … Read more

TAIPEI: Typhoon Gamey moved overnight through Taiwan toward eastern China on Thursday, leaving two people dead as heavy rains and powerful gusts lashed the island in its wake. Earlier in the day, the typhoon forced Taiwan to cancel some of its annual war games, close schools and offices and evacuate thousands from high-risk, landslide-prone areas.

Baha: In the heart of Saudi Arabia's Baha region, a humble cactus is sparking an agricultural revolution. The prickly pear, known locally as Al-Barsoomi, has gone from a niche crop to a growing industry. Once confined to private farms, prickly pear cultivation has spurred scientific research and produced an array of food, medical and cosmetic … Read more

The U.S. Justice Department on Wednesday submitted a deal with Boeing in which the aerospace giant will plead guilty to misleading U.S. regulators that led to the 737 Max jetliner crashing two planes before it crashed, killing 346 people. A detailed plea agreement was filed in federal district court in Texas. The U.S. company and … Read more

PARIS: Lejana Plesset felt a wave of calm as she gazed upon Paris' most iconic landmark. “When I get a little nervous, I turn my head and look at the Eiffel Tower. It should help remind me of what I play,” said the French beach volleyball player, standing on the sand at the Olympic Stadium … Read more

PARIS: There will be no flags or fanfare for Daniil Medvedev at the Paris Olympics but Russia's highest-profile athlete is unlikely to shy away from the headlines in the French capital. The tennis star, along with other Russians and Belarusians at the Games, must compete as neutrals after Moscow's invasion of Ukraine. They are allowed … Read more

JABALIYA, Palestinian Territories: On an improvised pitch in war-torn Gaza, a young player and goalkeeper fend off a raging crowd and focus solely on soccer.The referee blew his whistle and the penalty taker kicked the ball into the makeshift goal, with the crowd celebrating wildly as he hung up.For fans and players alike, Tuesday's game … Read more

Cosmetics firm Lush's watermelon soap will support the mental health of Palestinian children London: British cosmetics retailer Lush has launched watermelon soap, the proceeds of which will fund essential mental health support and trauma counseling for children in Gaza and the West Bank. Watermelons have emerged as a symbol of solidarity with Palestine, as they … Read more