Makkah medical team saves Pakistani pilgrim after severe heart attack while performing Umrah
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#Saudi internet penetration hits 99% while online shopping jumps to 63.7% in 2023Saudi internet penetration hits 99% while online shopping jumps to 63.7% in 2023 - Saudi Gazette
Vision 2030: 87% of initiatives on track or completed: Vision 2030: 87% of initiatives on track or completed
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Supreme Court appears ready to reject Trump's immunity claims: The Supreme Court appeared ready to reject former President Donald Trump’s claims of ...
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Quick Glance: Trump's Disregard for Democratic Principles
- Donald Trump's claim of absolute immunity for criminal acts as president is an assault on common sense and a perversion of the fundamental principle of American democracy.
- The Supreme Court's decision to take the case may delay the former president's trial and deprive the public of the right to know if he attempted to undermine the sacred process of presidential succession.
- The Supreme Court's direct intervention in the 2024 presidential election deprives voters of critical information and could lead to a constitutional crisis if Trump is re-elected and convicted.
- The notion that the president is above the law and can pardon himself is a radical contempt for republican government, revealing Trump's vision of unchecked royal power.
Biden keeps needling Trump as he walks a tightrope over his rival’s trial: President Joe Biden might not be saying much about his Republican challenger’s ...
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Quick Glance: Fact Check: Biden Repeats Claim of Arrest for Defending Civil Rights. Still No Evidence
- President Joe Biden reiterated his story of allegedly trying to defend the civil rights of Black Americans on 'The Howard Stern Show.' However, there is no evidence to support his claim of ever being arrested at a civil rights protest, as noted by 'The Washington Post' and 'PolitiFact.'
- Biden has told the story of his supposed presence at a specific protest in Delaware at least twice without mentioning an arrest. He stated that the police simply took him home on that day.
- It is impossible to prove definitively whether Biden was present at this or a similar protest over 60 years ago. He has also made other false claims about his personal life in the past.
- Biden falsely claimed to have 'driven an 18-wheeler' and that he never earned $400,000 in a year. During his 2020 presidential campaign, he claimed to have been 'arrested' as a US senator while trying to visit South African anti-apartheid icon Nelson Mandela in prison, which turned out to be untrue.
US House speaker Mike Johnson heckled by protesters in tense campus visit: The leader of the US House of Representatives was heckled in a tense visit to Columbia ...
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Quick Glance: USC Main Commencement Canceled Amid Gaza War Protests
- Protests against the Israel-Hamas war prompt the cancellation of USC's main graduation ceremony and numerous arrests at campuses nationwide.
- Universities are grappling with protests that could disrupt upcoming commencement ceremonies and are considering changes to regulations regarding encampments and exams.
- Some students demand schools sever ties with Israel, leading to accusations of antisemitism and concerns about safety on campus.
- The wave of protests, inspired by events at Columbia University, has led to civil rights investigations into universities facing protests and complaints of discrimination amidst the Israel-Hamas conflict.
Hersh Goldberg-Polin: Gaza hostage's parents urge him to 'stay strong' after new video
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Haiti's PM Ariel Henry resigns as transitional council is sworn in: A swathe of recent gang violence forced officials to move the ceremony from the National ...
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At least 32 dead as flash floods sweep through half of Kenya: At least 32 people have been killed and two are missing after flash floods swept through almost ...
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Meadows, Giuliani among indicted in Arizona in latest 2020 election subversion case
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Quick Glance: 11 Republican 'Fake Electors' Charged in Arizona
- Eleven Republicans were charged in Arizona for falsely claiming that Donald Trump won the 2020 presidential election in Arizona against Joe Biden.
- They met in Phoenix to sign a certificate declaring Trump had won the state. The document was sent to Congress and the National Archives but ignored.
- The Arizona charges follow indictments against fake electors in Nevada, Michigan, and Georgia.
- The charges allege conspiracy, fraud, and forgery as they falsely declared Trump as the winner in Arizona despite Biden's victory by over 10,000 votes.
Searing heat shuts schools for 33 million children: Searing heat has forced 33 million children out of schools in Bangladesh, as temperatures in parts of the ...
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Ukraine war: US secretly sends long-range missiles to help Kyiv: The weapons were part of a $300m ($240m) aid package that was approved by US President Joe Biden ...
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Quick Glance: USA Provides Ukraine with Long-Range ATACMS Missiles
- The USA delivered short-range ATACMS missiles with extended range to Ukraine to protect the country.
- The delivery was discreet, part of an aid package to maintain Ukraine's operational security.
- The USA previously provided ATACMS missiles with a range of 165 km last year, now supplying missiles with up to 300 km range.
- Germany rejects providing the Taurus missile while the USA offers extensive aid to Ukraine.
US jails Chinese man who threatened student activist: A Chinese student in the US has been sentenced to nine months in prison for stalking and threatening a ...
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Saudi Arabia starting direct flights between Dammam and Najaf: Saudi Arabia starting direct flights between Dammam and Najaf
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Al-Ahsa Airport to double capacity to accommodate 100 million passengers a year: Al-Ahsa Airport to double capacity to accommodate 100 million passengers a year
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Saudi Arabia supports UNRWA's efforts for Palestinian refugees, urges donor commitment
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#KAUST , #NEOM launch world’s largest coral restoration initiative in #SaudiArabia KAUST, NEOM launch world’s largest coral restoration initiative in Saudi Arabia - Saudi Gazette
Nicole Mitchell: Minnesota state senator denies theft after burglary arrest: Nicole Mitchell was arrested in the early hours of Monday at a property in the city ...
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Health Ministry reports 15 food poisoning cases linked to one establishment in Riyadh
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Russian attack on NATO would end in defeat for Moscow, Polish foreign minister says
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Lt. Gen. Al-Bassami: 28 Public Security units in Saudi Arabia to exchange information on human trafficking
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UNRWA committed to implement independent review recommendations: Commissioner-General Philippe Lazzarini briefed journalists in New York a day after the ...
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Quick Glance: UNRWA Report Highlights Lack of Evidence for Israel's Employee Militancy Claims
- An independent review commissioned by the United Nations found that Israel has not provided evidence to support its accusation that a 'significant' number of employees of the U.N. relief agency for Palestinian refugees in the Gaza Strip are members of terrorist organizations.
- The review, led by former French foreign minister Catherine Colonna, revealed that UNRWA 'plays an indispensable and irreplaceable role in the region,' despite issues such as employees expressing political views and offices being used for 'political or military purposes'.
- The review listed recommendations to enhance UNRWA operations, including improved training, more rigorous employee screening, and a thorough review of all textbooks and supplements.
- Concerns were raised regarding the screening of UNRWA employees and the content of textbooks, while Israel has yet to provide evidence to support the claim that a significant number of UNRWA employees are members of terrorist organizations.
Ukraine uses longer-range US missiles for first time: Ukraine has begun using longer-range ballistic missiles against Russia that were secretly provided by the ...
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Three arrested over Channel migrant deaths: The men were detained on suspicion of facilitating illegal immigration and entering the UK illegally.
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UN chief calls for all hands on deck at Climate Promise 2025 launch: The Climate Promise 2025 aims to accelerate efforts from local to international levels to ...
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Argentina seeks arrest of Iranian minister over 1994 bombing: The request comes less than two weeks after a court in Argentina held Iran responsible for the 1994 ...
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Quick Glance: Iran's President's Visit to Sri Lanka
- Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi visited Sri Lanka on April 24, promising to strengthen ties with the South Asian country.
- Argentina requested the arrest of Iranian Interior Minister Ahmad Vahidi for his alleged involvement in a 1994 attack on a Jewish community center in Buenos Aires.
- Sri Lanka and Iran are set to sign five agreements, including one related to a hydroelectric project.
- Iran's Interior Minister returned from Pakistan prematurely, signaling a setback for Iran as it faces consequences for its actions worldwide.
Spain’s PM Sánchez halts public duties as wife faces inquiry: In a statement, the Spanish leader said he urgently needed to decide “whether I should ...
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Riyadh to host Saudi-UK expo “GREAT FUTURES” in May: Riyadh will host the “GREAT FUTURES” trade exhibition on May 14 and 15
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Latest hunger data spotlights extent of famine risk in Gaza, Sudan and beyond: According to the latest Global Report on Food Crises, more than one in five people ...
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Quick Glance: Over 280 Million People Worldwide Affected by Severe Hunger
- Nearly 282 million individuals across various countries faced acute hunger in 2023, with the war-torn Gaza Strip having the highest number of people experiencing famine.
- The United Nations report revealed that 24 million more people were dealing with acute food shortages compared to 2022, primarily due to a significant decline in food security, especially in Gaza and Sudan.
- Of those on the brink of famine - 577,000 individuals - over 80% were located in Gaza, while numerous others in nations like South Sudan, Burkina Faso, Somalia, and Mali were also enduring extreme hunger.
- UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres labeled the report as 'a reckoning of human failure' and emphasized the need for an urgent response to address the root causes of acute hunger and malnutrition, as well as overhaul food supply systems.
Russia vetoes US-backed UN resolution to ban nuclear weapons in space: Russia on Wednesday vetoed a United Nations resolution that proposed a ban on the use of ...
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Searching for missing loved ones in Gaza’s mass graves: Whether he is alive or dead. It doesn’t matter.
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Tents appear in Gaza as Israel prepares Rafah offensive: Satellite images show two new tent encampments in southern Gaza as reports suggest Israel's ...
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Quick Glance: Israeli Forces Ready to Conquer Rafah in Gaza, Awaiting Government Approval
- The Israel Defense Forces have completed all necessary preparations to capture the southernmost city of Rafah in the Gaza Strip and can initiate an operation once they receive government authorization, as stated by a senior Israeli defense official.
- This official informed Reuters that Israel is planning to take control of Rafah, considered the final Hamas stronghold in Gaza, evacuate Palestinian civilians from the area, and launch an assault against Hamas fighters.
- According to a spokesperson for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's government, Israel is progressing with a ground operation without specifying a timeline for the action.
- Various Israeli reports indicated that top Israeli security officials traveled to Egypt on Wednesday to coordinate the planned offensive in Rafah.
New US military aid package to Ukraine expected to be worth around $1 billion: In briefings to Congress in recent weeks, administration officials have indicated ...
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Quick Glance: Biden signs Comprehensive Military Aid Package for Ukraine, Israel, and Taiwan
- President Biden announces the signing of a substantial $95 billion military assistance package for Ukraine, Israel, and Taiwan, with a significant portion of the funds directed towards Ukraine.
- Despite initial resistance from Republicans in Congress, Biden has signed the aid package, highlighting the reinforcement of allies and ensuring prompt deliveries to Ukraine.
- The assistance for Ukraine includes weapons and military equipment valued at around $1 billion, encompassing artillery shells and air defense missiles.
- Military analysts do not foresee significant changes on the frontlines in eastern Ukraine, while the US support aims to aid Ukraine in operations in southern Ukraine, particularly focusing on Crimea and the Black Sea.
Slovakia’s populist government to replace public broadcaster: The Cabinet backed a Culture Ministry proposal to abolish the existing Radio and Television of ...
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Australian police launch manhunt for Home and Away star Orpheus Pledger: Australian police are searching for Home and Away star Orpheus Pledger ...
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War in Ukraine: US to send new aid right away, Biden says: “It’s going to make America safer, it’s going to make the world safer ...
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Far-right German MEP to remain top EU candidate despite aide's arrest : The leading candidate for the AfD says he will fire a staffer facing espionage ...
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Kenya: Floods cause widespread devastation in Nairobi: Heavy rain has pounded Kenya in recent days, causing widespread devastation.
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EU raids offices of Chinese security equipment maker in subsidy probe: The European Commission said Tuesday that it carried out “unannounced ...
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UN rights chief 'horrified' by mass grave reports at Gaza hospitals: The UN's human rights chief has said he is
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Quick Glance: UN Calls for Investigation into Mass Graves at Two Gaza Hospitals
- The United Nations called for a thorough and transparent investigation into the mass graves at two major hospitals in Gaza that were searched by Israeli troops.
- It was emphasized that investigators must have access to the sites, and a greater number of journalists should be able to work safely in Gaza to report on the facts.
- Some of the bodies belonged to individuals killed during the hospital siege, while others were victims when Israeli forces raided the hospital.
- The discovery of the graves highlights the urgency of a ceasefire, the end of the conflict, improved access for humanitarian aid, the protection of hospitals, and the release of Israeli hostages.
Columbia's anti-war protesters dig in despite mass arrests and disciplinary action
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Hail Region municipality engages residents in city planning: The Hail Municipality has invited citizens to provide feedback on urban planning through social ...
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Abuthnain: Saudi Arabia achieves 77% reconciliation in labor disputes: Deputy Minister of Human Resources and Social Development for Labor Dr ...
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Deputy tourism minister: Government fees in hospitality sector down 22% in 2024: Eng. Mahmoud Abdulhadi, deputy minister of tourism for destination enablement ...
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Saudi Arabia approves establishing Center for the Protection of Whistleblowers: This is in implementation of Article Four of the Law for the Protection of ...
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Riyadh Season announces first overseas event with boxing gala in Los Angeles: Riyadh Season announces first overseas event with boxing gala in Los Angeles
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38 cases of injury due to fireworks during Eid celebrations: The Ministry of Health revealed that hospital emergency departments had received 38 emergency cases ...
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Saudi Shoura Council assistant speaker meets US Congress advisors: The meeting is part of the delegation's current visit to the Kingdom.
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First batch of Iranian Umrah pilgrims arrives in Madinah after a hiatus of 9 years
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Modi’s Muslim remarks spark ‘hate speech’ accusations as #India ’s mammoth election
deepens divides Modi’s Muslim remarks spark ‘hate speech’ accusations as India’s mammoth election deepens divides - Saudi Gazette
Trump trial: Publisher says he suppressed negative news: A famous publisher outlined a secret plan he had with Donald Trump and his personal lawyer Michael Cohen ...
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Quick Glance: Trial Judge Evaluates Trump's Compliance with Gag Order
- Former President Trump is on trial in New York for hush money issues. David Pecker from 'National Enquirer' testified about an agreement to manipulate stories about Trump and his rivals.
- Concerns arose about Trump's violation of the gag order by criticizing court members. Mary McCord explained how the administration of justice can be disrupted by defendants' statements, leading to legal restrictions.
- Despite reluctance to detain a former president, fines may be imposed for attacks on witnesses and judicial families. Threats to security and witness testimonies pose serious challenges to the trial's integrity.
- Judges emphasize the importance of upholding justice by addressing threats and ensuring the safety of those involved in legal proceedings. The credibility of the trial hinges on maintaining a fair and secure environment.
Belgian man whose body produces alcohol in rare condition acquitted of drunk driving
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Tanzania: World Bank suspends funding for Ruaha National Park project: The Ruaha National Park was reportedly meant to double in size as part of the project ...
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TikTok faces US ban as Biden set to sign bill: The controversial bill gives TikTok's Chinese owner, ByteDance, nine months to sell its stake or the app will ...
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Quick Glance: ByteDance Would Consider Closing TikTok in US Over Sale, Sources Claim
- ByteDance would prefer to cease TikTok operations rather than engage in a sale if all legal avenues are exhausted to combat potential legislation banning the platform in US app stores, as per four sources.
- Despite TikTok's massive popularity with over a billion users, it remains unprofitable, contributing a small fraction to ByteDance's overall revenues and daily active user base.
- ByteDance stated on Thursday in a release on Toutiao, a media platform it possesses, that there are no intentions to sell TikTok, in response to claims from The Information about ByteDance exploring sale scenarios for TikTok's US operations excluding the recommending algorithm for user videos.
- As of December, ByteDance's valuation stood at $268 billion when it proposed a buyback of approximately $5 billion in shares from investors.
Camilla, William and Kate receive top royal honors: Prince William becomes Great Master of the Order of the Bath, a position held by Charles when he was Prince ...
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UK passes controversial bill to send asylum seekers to Rwanda after two years of challenges
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Quick Glance: British Law on Deportation of Asylum Seekers to Rwanda
- The new British deportation law aims to curb illegal migration and secure the reelection of Prime Minister Rishi Sunak.
- However, experts doubt the effectiveness of the law in stopping illegal migration to the UK.
- Rishi Sunak is under significant pressure due to political challenges in the election year, including inflation and healthcare issues.
- The Rwanda law intends to deport migrants without valid papers to Rwanda, although the efficacy of the law is being questioned.
Sunak pledges to boost UK defense spending to 2.5% of GDP by 2030: The prime minister said UK military spending would rise to 2.5% of national income by 2030 ...
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Quick Glance: Increase in UK defence spending by 2030
- Prime Minister Rishi Sunak commits to raising spending to 2.5% of GDP, putting the defence industry on a 'war footing'.
- Sunak emphasized the need for deeper stockpiles of munitions and quicker replenishment due to the events in the Ukraine conflict.
- The planned increase in defence spending would require significant financial reshuffling, partly through announced measures to reduce the size of the civil service.
- Shortly after announcing the pledge to send weapons worth 500 million pounds to Ukraine, this commitment followed.
Russian deputy defense minister Timur Ivanov accused of taking bribes: Timur Ivanov, who denies the charges, is accused of accepting bribes
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Quick Glance: Detention of Russia's Deputy Defense Minister on Suspicion of High Treason
- Timur Ivanov, Russia's deputy defense minister, is suspected of high treason and bribery, facing a possible 15-year sentence.
- Ivanov's arrest sparked speculation about a potential purge within Moscow's elite circle, especially given his close relationships with Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu and Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov.
- Independent Russian media outlets report corruption allegations against Ivanov and his family, stemming from kickbacks on ministry-related contracts.
- Ivanov is also alleged to have profited from construction projects in the Ukrainian city of Mariupol, which fell under Moscow's control after a prolonged siege. His arrest came shortly after a meeting with Shoigu and other defense ministry officials.
US colleges rocked by unrest as pro-Palestinian protests spread: Columbia University President Minouche Shafik announced Tuesday evening that student organizers ...
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Quick Glance: Spread of Anti-War Protests at U.S. Universities
- University of Minnesota student sets up protest camp following arrests of pro-Palestinian demonstrators.
- Pro-Palestinian protests sweep campuses nationwide, demanding universities cut ties with Israel.
- Arrest of over 100 student protesters at Columbia University sparks solidarity protests at other colleges.
- Student anti-war protests spread across the country, from Yale to University of California, demanding divestment from Israel.
Diabetic Delhi leader finally gets insulin jab in jail: Critics say the action against Kejriwal and several other opposition parties in the run-up to the ...
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Modi: India’s prime minister eyeing a historic third term: A nationwide poll by India Today magazine last August showed the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) ...
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Biden’s controversial ‘cannibalism’ remarks meet pushback in Papua New Guinea: In contentious remarks made last week following a visit to a war memorial ...
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EU foreign policy chief compares Gaza destruction with German cities in WWII: Josep Borrell said that an assessment by the World Bank and the United Nations put ...
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Dozens of Ethiopians die after boat capsizes off Djibouti coast: They were among 77 people crossing the Red Sea from Yemen to Ethiopia, the UN’s migration ...
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Mass arrests as US campus protests over Gaza spread: Protests over the war in Gaza have taken hold at a handful of elite US universities as officials scramble to ...
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New Delhi chokes as trash mountain fire spreads hazardous fumes: Sections of the Ghazipur landfill in New Delhi burst into flames on Sunday ...
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New evidence challenges Pentagon’s account of a horrific attack as the US withdrew from Afghanistan
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King Salman undergoes routine medical checkup in Jeddah: King Salman undergoes routine medical checkup in Jeddah
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Ten dead as navy helicopters collide mid-air in Malaysia: Two Malaysian navy helicopters collided in mid-air as they flew in formation during a rehearsal for a ...
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Quick Glance: Ten killed in collision of two Malaysian navy helicopters
- Ten people died on April 23 after two helicopters collided during a rehearsal for a Royal Malaysian Navy parade.
- The victims, seven men and three women, were all crew members aboard the aircraft.
- The helicopters, a Fennec M502-6 and a HOM M503-3, crashed during a flypast rehearsal.
- An investigation will determine the cause of the incident, and the navy's anniversary celebrations will be postponed.
Baltimore sues owner and manager of 'unseaworthy' Dali over bridge collapse
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Saudi Arabia to participate in World Energy Conference in Netherlands: The conference will discuss multiple issues in the field of energy and transitions ...
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IMF opens first regional office in Riyadh: The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has officially opened its first regional office in Riyadh ...
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Supreme Court confronts US homelessness crisis: The case centers on the small town of Grants Pass, Oregon, but has broad implications for cities of all sizes.
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Mass graves in Gaza show victims’ hands were tied, says UN rights office: The development follows the recovery of hundreds of bodies “buried deep in the ...
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Saudi Arabia, Hong Kong sign MoU for judicial cooperation: Saudi Arabia, Hong Kong sign MoU for judicial cooperation
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Saudi Arabia hosts special WEF meeting, confirming its efforts to foster stability and development: Al-Jadaan
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Aide to far-right German MEP arrested on suspicion of spying for China: Jian G. has been working for the AfD's top candidate for the European elections ...
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Quick Glance: German Far-Right MEP's Aide Arrested for Alleged Chinese Espionage
- The individual named Jian G. stands accused of sharing information about negotiations at the European Parliament with a Chinese intelligence service and spying on Chinese opposition figures in Germany, according to federal prosecutors.
- Jian Guo is listed as an accredited assistant to MEP Maximilian Krah, the far-right AfD party's lead candidate for the upcoming EU-wide elections on the European Parliament's website.
- The suspect was apprehended in Dresden on Monday and authorities conducted searches at his residences.
- Expressing concern, the AfD addressed the allegations.
Prosecution: Trump hush money was ‘pure election fraud’: “It was election fraud, pure and simple,” a lawyer told the jury during opening statements ...
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Quick Glance: Trump's Attempt to Influence 2016 Election: Hush Money Trial Begins
- An prosecutor alleges that Donald Trump tried to illegally influence the 2016 election by preventing damaging stories about his personal life from becoming public.
- The trial, potentially lasting up to two months, will require Trump to spend his days in a courtroom instead of on the campaign trail.
- The indictment includes 34 counts of falsifying business records, punishable by up to four years in prison.
- The case sheds light on efforts to suppress stories, known as 'Catch-and-Kill' in tabloid industry, to prevent potentially damaging revelations.
NCM study: Frequency of rainfall will increase throughout Saudi Arabia in future
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