RIYADH: Saudi Arabia's mining sector is at the height of a transformative era, with the kingdom determined to become a global leader in the industry. But have you ever wondered what treasures lie beneath its soil? Saudi Arabia is rich in minerals essential for various global industries. The state is shifting away from its traditional … Read more
RIYADH: Saudi Arabia's mining sector is at the height of a transformative era, with the kingdom determined to become a global leader in the industry. But have you ever wondered what treasures lie beneath its soil? Saudi Arabia is rich in minerals essential for various global industries. The state is shifting away from its traditional … Read more
DHAKA: Bangladeshi police have discharged from hospital and arrested leaders of student protests that sparked nationwide unrest last week, when security forces clashed with protesters. The students have been protesting since early July against a rule that largely reserves government jobs for children of those who fought in the country's 1971 liberation war. At least … Read more
How climate change is exacerbating food insecurity, with dire consequences for the import-dependent Middle East RIYADH: Global food insecurity is much worse than previously thought. That's the conclusion of the State of Food Security and Nutrition in the World 2024 report, published this week by the United Nations coalition, which found that efforts to tackle … Read more
ISTANBUL: Turkey launched new artillery strikes against Kurdish separatist positions in northern Iraq, the defense ministry and Iraqi sources said on Saturday. As President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said this month that his campaign against the Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) in Iraq was coming to an end, a security source in northern Iraq said the latest … Read more
DHAKA: Bangladeshi police have discharged from hospital and arrested leaders of student protests that sparked nationwide unrest last week, when security forces clashed with protesters. The students have been protesting since early July against a rule that largely reserves government jobs for children of those who fought in the country's 1971 liberation war. At least … Read more
RIYADH: Saudi Minister of Industry and Mineral Resources Bandar Alkhoref recently met Eduardo Bartolomeo, CEO of Vale Mining Company in Brazil. The parties discussed the promising investment opportunities offered by the Saudi mining sector to Brazilian companies and the expansion plans of Brazilian investors in the kingdom, the Saudi Press Agency reported on Saturday. Bartolomeo … Read more
Paris: Argentina returned to the Olympic men's football campaign by defeating Iraq 3-1 in Lyon on Saturday. One of the pre-tournament favourites, Argentina lost their Group B opener 2-1 to Morocco after a pitch invasion by Moroccan fans and a two-hour delay. Luciano Gondo and Ignacio Fernandez scored to give Argentina victory as Iraq threatened … Read more
DHAKA: Bangladeshi police have discharged from hospital and arrested leaders of student protests that sparked nationwide unrest last week, when security forces clashed with protesters. The students have been protesting since early July against a rule that largely reserves government jobs for children of those who fought in the country's 1971 liberation war. At least … Read more
Dubai: Syrian Olympic swimmer Yusra Mardini will champion the refugee Olympic team at the Olympic Games in Paris this week. He took to Instagram to post a message of encouragement to the team. In a video shared with her 804,000 followers, Mardini said: “I'm here to introduce you to a special team that has fought … Read more
