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Syria force calls for international court to try Daesh extremists

AIN ISSA, Syria: US-backed forces in Syria Monday called for the establishment of an international court in the country to try suspected Daesh group extremists. The announcement came two days after the militant group’s “caliphate” was declared defeated. “We call on the international community to establish a special international tribunal in northeast Syria to prosecute…

Saudi tourism body launches tour guide training in Madinah
Saudi Arabia

Saudi tourism body launches tour guide training in Madinah

RIYADH: A new internship program for young Saudis has been launched in the Kingdom, following a partnership between Misk Foundation and the Qiddiya Investment Company (QIC). The program runs from June 16 to Aug. 31, 2019, and provides an opportunity for university seniors and recent graduates to be part of Qiddiya, an entertainment mega-project located…

Forum explores Makkah’s investment potential
Saudi Arabia

Forum explores Makkah’s investment potential

RIYADH: A new internship program for young Saudis has been launched in the Kingdom, following a partnership between Misk Foundation and the Qiddiya Investment Company (QIC). The program runs from June 16 to Aug. 31, 2019, and provides an opportunity for university seniors and recent graduates to be part of Qiddiya, an entertainment mega-project located…

Jeddah museum to showcase Arab, Islamic heritage
Saudi Arabia

Jeddah museum to showcase Arab, Islamic heritage

RIYADH: A new internship program for young Saudis has been launched in the Kingdom, following a partnership between Misk Foundation and the Qiddiya Investment Company (QIC). The program runs from June 16 to Aug. 31, 2019, and provides an opportunity for university seniors and recent graduates to be part of Qiddiya, an entertainment mega-project located…

US economists less optimistic, see slower growth: survey
Business

US economists less optimistic, see slower growth: survey

WASHINGTON: US economists are less optimistic about the outlook and sharply lowered their growth forecasts for this year, amid slowing global growth and continued trade frictions, according to a survey published Monday.And while the odds of a recession by 2020 remain low, they are rising, the National Association for Business Economics said in their quarterly…

Oil prices drop almost 1% on concerns US recession may be looming
Business

Oil prices drop almost 1% on concerns US recession may be looming

WASHINGTON: US economists are less optimistic about the outlook and sharply lowered their growth forecasts for this year, amid slowing global growth and continued trade frictions, according to a survey published Monday.And while the odds of a recession by 2020 remain low, they are rising, the National Association for Business Economics said in their quarterly…

Stocks tumble as bond markets sound US recession warning
Business

Stocks tumble as bond markets sound US recession warning

SYDNEY: Investors ditched shares on Monday and fled to the safety of bonds while the Japanese yen hovered near a six-week high as risk assets fell out of favor on growing fears about a US recession, sending global yields plunging.US stocks futures fell, with E-minis for the S&P 500 skidding 0.5 percent. MSCI’s broadest index…

Junta holds onto lead as Thailand awaits election results
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Junta holds onto lead as Thailand awaits election results

BANGKOK: Results of Thailand’s first election since the 2014 coup were expected to trickle out Monday, with the junta primed to retain its grip on power after a vote that saw its main rival diminished, but vaulted a new pro-democracy force into the kingdom’s politics. The Election Commission delayed without explanation a full announcement of…

Some North Korean officials back at liaison office: Seoul
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Some North Korean officials back at liaison office: Seoul

Preachers of Hate: Arab News launches series to expose hate-mongers from all religions RIYADH: Dozens of Daesh militants emerged from tunnels to surrender to Kurdish-led forces in eastern Syria on Sunday, a day after their “caliphate” was declared defeated. Men filed out of the battered Daesh encampment in the riverside village of Baghouz near the…

Netanyahu to cut US trip short after rocket attack near Tel Aviv
Middle East

Netanyahu to cut US trip short after rocket attack near Tel Aviv

MISHMERET/JERUSALEM: Israel’s military accused Hamas of carrying out a rocket strike from the Gaza Strip on Monday, and said they were sending two additional brigades to the area around the Hamas-run enclave and will carry out a limited call up of reservists.. The Israeli military said on Twitter the rocket had been fired from the Rafah area…

Yemeni economy loses $50 billion in war against Houthis
Middle East

Yemeni economy loses $50 billion in war against Houthis

MISHMERET/JERUSALEM: Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Monday that he is to cut short his trip to the United States after a rocket attack near Tel Aviv. “In light of the security events I decided to cut short my visit to the US,” Netanyahu said, calling the attack a heinous crime that would draw…

Libya protesters demand release of Qaddafi-era spy chief
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Libya protesters demand release of Qaddafi-era spy chief

MISHMERET/JERUSALEM: Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Monday that he is to cut short his trip to the United States after a rocket attack near Tel Aviv. “In light of the security events I decided to cut short my visit to the US,” Netanyahu said, calling the attack a heinous crime that would draw…

MiSK, Qiddiya team up for internship program 
Saudi Arabia

MiSK, Qiddiya team up for internship program 

RIYADH: Saudi Arabia is on the brink of a $64 billion entertainment revolution, a leisure business chief said on Sunday. Projects in the pipeline will cater for more than 50 million visitors, create over 22,000 jobs and contribute over $2 billion to GDP by 2030, said Bill Ernest, chief executive of the Saudi Entertainment Ventures…

Saudi Arabia’s East Coast Festival lines up top-class cultural activities
Saudi Arabia

Saudi Arabia’s East Coast Festival lines up top-class cultural activities

DAMMAM: People in Saudi Arabia’s Eastern Province have had no shortage of things to do during the Sharqiah Season. From pop concerts featuring international artists to massive sporting events, there is something for everyone among the 83 different events planned. However, it would be remiss not to celebrate the heritage and culture of the country…

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