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Protesters injured during rioting at Beirut’s Ring Bridge

BEIRUT: The Ring Bridge, which links east and west Beirut, was a battleground for more than five hours between peaceful protesters and Hezbollah and Amal supporters. According to the General Directorate of the Lebanese Civil Defense, 10 people were taken to hospital. Young supporters of Amal and Hezbollah arrived on motorcycles at the Ring Bridge after…

Istanbul’s secular mayor knocking on European doors for funding
Middle East

Istanbul’s secular mayor knocking on European doors for funding

ANKARA: The secret behind the latest wave of European visits made by Istanbul’s Mayor Ekrem Imamoglu has finally been revealed: To ask for international funding for the urban projects of the metropolitan municipality. Imamoglu announced on Sunday that Turkey’s state-run banks are reluctant to lend routine loans to the municipality — even for paying salaries —…

Hundreds of Sudanese women march against violence
Middle East

Hundreds of Sudanese women march against violence

Erdogan: Turkey’s efforts to solve S-400 missile row with US to continue until April ISTANBUL: President Tayyip Erdogan said Turkish and US officials would conduct efforts until April to resolve a dispute between the two countries over Turkey’s purchase of Russian S-400 defense systems, broadcaster NTV reported on Tuesday.Asked how a solution would be found…

Start-up of the Week: UnitX – Making supercomputers accessible and affordable
Saudi Arabia

Start-up of the Week: UnitX – Making supercomputers accessible and affordable

JEDDAH: Supercomputers offer incredibly powerful processing capabilities but the high cost and a need for skilled operators means that they are mainly used by government organizations and other large institutions and corporations. UnitX, a startup based at King Abdullah University of Science and Technology (KAUST), aims to change this by offering on-demand access to the…

Young artists throw spotlight on Saudi Arabia’s social transformation
Saudi Arabia

Young artists throw spotlight on Saudi Arabia’s social transformation

JEDDAH: An exhibition by emerging artists throwing a spotlight on the social changes taking place in Saudi Arabia has been launched in the Kingdom. Athr Gallery in Jeddah is hosting “In the Midst of It All,” the sixth edition of its Young Saudi Artists (YSA) initiative, showcasing the works of 23 talented newcomers to the country’s…

Saudi Falcons Club preparations take flight ahead of festival
Saudi Arabia

Saudi Falcons Club preparations take flight ahead of festival

JEDDAH: Supercomputers offer incredibly powerful processing capabilities but the high cost and a need for skilled operators means that they are mainly used by government organizations and other large institutions and corporations. UnitX, a startup based at King Abdullah University of Science and Technology (KAUST), aims to change this by offering on-demand access to the…

Felipe Caicedo winner keeps Lazio third, Smalling lifts AS Roma
Sport

Felipe Caicedo winner keeps Lazio third, Smalling lifts AS Roma

RIYADH: A boxing match needs a spectacular venue and few can compare to the Diriyah Arena in Saudi Arabia which is now ready for the Clash on the Dunes as World Champion Andy Ruiz II takes on Anthony Joshua. Earlier this week, Joshua has promised the world an ‘iconic evening of boxing’ as he flew into…

Saudi giants Al-Hilal clinch record-equalling Asian title
Sport

Saudi giants Al-Hilal clinch record-equalling Asian title

MILAN: Felipe Caicedo snatched a late winner to keep Lazio third in Serie A with a 2-1 victory over Sassuolo on Sunday just ahead of city rivals Roma, who beat Brescia 3-0 with England defender Chris Smalling involved in all of his side’s goals. Champions Juventus maintained their grip on the top of Serie A with…

US meat producers want a slice of vegan market
Business

US meat producers want a slice of vegan market

NEW YORK: The growing craze for vegetarian versions of juicy burgers and sausages has created such a buzz that even traditional meat producers are trying to get in on the action. The big players are trying to capitalize on the success of products from companies like Beyond Meat and Impossible Burger. JBS, the world’s largest beef…

Istanbul metro project gets $121m financing from Deutsche Bank
Business

Istanbul metro project gets $121m financing from Deutsche Bank

NEW YORK: The growing craze for vegetarian versions of juicy burgers and sausages has created such a buzz that even traditional meat producers are trying to get in on the action. The big players are trying to capitalize on the success of products from companies like Beyond Meat and Impossible Burger. JBS, the world’s largest beef…

German firm strikes black gold
Business

German firm strikes black gold

NEW YORK: The growing craze for vegetarian versions of juicy burgers and sausages has created such a buzz that even traditional meat producers are trying to get in on the action. The big players are trying to capitalize on the success of products from companies like Beyond Meat and Impossible Burger. JBS, the world’s largest beef…

Australia investigates China plot to plant spy in Parliament
World

Australia investigates China plot to plant spy in Parliament

WASHINGTON: US Defense Secretary Mark Esper fired the Navy’s top civilian on Sunday over his handling of the case of a Navy SEAL who was convicted of battlefield misconduct in Iraq and later won the support of President Donald Trump.Esper also determined that the sailor in question, Special Operations Chief Edward Gallagher, should be allowed…

US Navy chief fired over handling of SEAL saga involving Trump
World

US Navy chief fired over handling of SEAL saga involving Trump

ON THE MALI-BURKINA BORDER, Burkina Faso: It was the heart of the forest and there, in a marsh, lay a carpet of water lilies, their delicacy unveiled in the dawn light.But the beauty belied the danger — the Tofa Gala forest, on Mali’s lawless border with Burkina Faso, was a haven for ruthless militants.Guns in…

French and Sahel soldiers step up campaign against militants
World

French and Sahel soldiers step up campaign against militants

ON THE MALI-BURKINA BORDER, Burkina Faso: It was the heart of the forest and there, in a marsh, lay a carpet of water lilies, their delicacy unveiled in the dawn light.But the beauty belied the danger — the Tofa Gala forest, on Mali’s lawless border with Burkina Faso, was a haven for ruthless militants.Guns in…

Showdown looms over Syria chemical weapons probe
Middle East

Showdown looms over Syria chemical weapons probe

DUBAI: A pro-government rally planned in Tehran on Monday will show the world who the “real” Iranians are, Iran’s Foreign Ministry said, voicing surprise over foreign statements of support for protesters angered by a decision to hike gasoline prices.The protests grew into a wave of anti-government unrest that saw at least 100 banks and dozens…

Demonstrators target US Embassy near Beirut
Middle East

Demonstrators target US Embassy near Beirut

BEIRUT: A group of pro-Hezbollah protesters marched on Sunday to the US Embassy in Awkar, 11 km from Beirut, to protest “the US meddling in Lebanon’s affairs.” The Lebanese Army prevented the protesters from advancing to the road leading to the embassy after setting up a security cordon. Young men from the Communist Party, the Syrian…

Will Turkey’s drilling activities trigger EU sanctions?
Middle East

Will Turkey’s drilling activities trigger EU sanctions?

ANKARA: Amid a serious confrontation between Brussels and Ankara about the country’s drilling program in the Eastern Mediterranean, Turkey kicked off the fourth round of drilling in the region on Nov. 23. “We will keep drilling until we find oil,” the country’s energy minister, Fatih Donmez, said. But the zone, which is believed to have rich…

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