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Palestinian, Jordanian leaders reject Israeli court settler decision

Released Lebanese businessman Zakka: ‘I was virtually sentenced by Iran’s Revolutionary Guard’ BEIRUT: Nizar Zakka, who has barely been out of Tehran’s Evin Prison 24 hours after spending nearly four years in it, still feels the impact of what happened to him. After his release, Zakka summarized what happened to him — his tears streamed down…

TIMELINE: Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia
Saudi Arabia

TIMELINE: Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia

JEDDAH: The Iranian-backed Houthi militia in Yemen have attacked Saudi Arabia's territory, killing and injuring civilians in the process, often to international condemnation. On Wednesday, the militia launched a missile at Abha airport, injuring at least 26 people. Here is a look at other incidents of terror perpetrated by the Houthis against the Kingdom. May 5,…

Saudi Arabia awards SR4.3 billion worth of road maintenance contracts
Saudi Arabia

Saudi Arabia awards SR4.3 billion worth of road maintenance contracts

Saudi Arabia vows to confront Houthi terrorist threat with ‘unwavering resolve’ JEDDAH: Saudi Arabia on Thursday vowed to take “appropriate” action to confront and deter attacks by Houthi militias in Yemen. It came a day after 26 people, including women and children, were injured in a missile strike on the civilian Abha Airport in the…

Saudi Arabia reaffirms support for UN plan to protect holy sites
Saudi Arabia

Saudi Arabia reaffirms support for UN plan to protect holy sites

Saudi Arabia vows to confront Houthi terrorist threat with ‘unwavering resolve’ JEDDAH: Saudi Arabia on Thursday vowed to take “appropriate” action to confront and deter attacks by Houthi militias in Yemen. It came a day after 26 people, including women and children, were injured in a missile strike on the civilian Abha Airport in the…

What We Are Reading Today: American Higher Education by Roger L. Geiger
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What We Are Reading Today: American Higher Education by Roger L. Geiger

CANNES: The Palm d’Or award at the recent Cannes Film Festival in France went to an Asian title for the second consecutive year. While Japanese director Hirokazu Kore-eda’s “Shoplifters” won the honor in 2018, South Korean work “Parasite” by Bong Joon-ho clinched this year’s edition. Both movies touched on a similar theme — dysfunctional people driven…

Cannes Palm d’Or winner ‘Parasite’ is a brutal look at social inequality
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Cannes Palm d’Or winner ‘Parasite’ is a brutal look at social inequality

CANNES: The Palm d’Or award at the recent Cannes Film Festival in France went to an Asian title for the second consecutive year. While Japanese director Hirokazu Kore-eda’s “Shoplifters” won the honor in 2018, South Korean work “Parasite” by Bong Joon-ho clinched this year’s edition. Both movies touched on a similar theme — dysfunctional people driven…

Morgan scores five as USA open World Cup defense with record victory
Sport

Morgan scores five as USA open World Cup defense with record victory

TORONTO: When Golden State star Kevin Durant went down 12 minutes into his long-awaited comeback game Monday in the NBA Finals, players on both sides were stunned. Durant, the 2017 and 2018 NBA Finals Most Valuable Player, suffered a right Achilles tendon injury in the Warriors’ 106-105 victory over Toronto, trimming the Raptors’ lead to 3-2…

Kevin Durant’s shock injury exit stuns one and all
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Kevin Durant’s shock injury exit stuns one and all

TORONTO: When Golden State star Kevin Durant went down 12 minutes into his long-awaited comeback game Monday in the NBA Finals, players on both sides were stunned. Durant, the 2017 and 2018 NBA Finals Most Valuable Player, suffered a right Achilles tendon injury in the Warriors’ 106-105 victory over Toronto, trimming the Raptors’ lead to 3-2…

Roord heads late Dutch winner to beat brave Kiwis
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Roord heads late Dutch winner to beat brave Kiwis

LE HAVRE: Jill Roord came off the bench and headed home from close range in added time on Tuesday to give the Netherlands a 1-0 women's World Cup victory over New Zealand in Le Havre. The victory lifts the European champions into a tie with Canada atop Group E. “I think we can play better…

Amazon to shut restaurant delivery service in US
Business

Amazon to shut restaurant delivery service in US

SEOUL: Oil prices fell more than 1 percent on Wednesday, weighed down by a weaker oil demand outlook and a rise in US crude inventories despite growing expectations of ongoing OPEC-led supply cuts.Brent crude futures, the international benchmark for oil prices, were down 87 cents, or 1.4 percent, at $61.42 a barrel by 0231 GMT.US…

Abu Dhabi’s Waha Capital parts ways with CEO
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Abu Dhabi’s Waha Capital parts ways with CEO

NEW YORK: Amazon.com Inc. said on Tuesday it would end its US restaurant food delivery service on June 24, giving in to intense competition from GrubHub Inc, DoorDash, Uber Technologies’ Uber Eats services.“A small fraction of Amazon employees are affected by this decision, and many of those affected have already found new roles at Amazon,”…

Saudi Arabia and Russia studying new ‘working system’ for oil
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Saudi Arabia and Russia studying new ‘working system’ for oil

DUBAI: High-level talks between policymakers from Saudi Arabia and Russia last weekend in Moscow are likely to herald cooperation across a range of economic, commercial and cultural areas — possibly including a permanent mechanism to coordinate on oil supplies.Headed by Saudi Energy Minister Khalid Al-Falih and his Russian opposite number Alexander Novak, the meetings were…

UN council adopts 1st measure on people missing in conflict
World

UN council adopts 1st measure on people missing in conflict

Hong Kong gears up for mass strikes as thousands rally overnight against extradition bill HONG KONG: Hong Kong braced for mass strikes on Wednesday after thousands braved thunderstorms overnight to stage fresh protests against a proposed extradition bill that would allow people to be sent to mainland China for trial.Hong Kong Chief Executive Carrie Lam…

South Asia’s efforts to tackle child labor collide with reality
World

South Asia’s efforts to tackle child labor collide with reality

DELHI/KARACHI: In India, it is illegal to hire children under the age of 14 for any kind of work. Adolescents between the ages of 14 and 18 cannot be employed in any hazardous occupations.Yet, 17 years after the International Labor Organization (ILO) designated June 12 as the World Day Against Child Labor, stringent laws are…

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