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Las Vegas law makes sleeping on downtown streets illegal

LAS VEGAS: Despite protests about a “war on the poor,” Las Vegas officials passed a law Wednesday making it illegal for the homeless to sleep on streets when beds are available at established shelters. The issue spurred emotion and drama, including the ejection by city marshals of several audience members who Mayor Carolyn Goodman deemed…

UN chief condemns live fire at Iraqi protesters as ‘disturbing’
Middle East

UN chief condemns live fire at Iraqi protesters as ‘disturbing’

SANAA: An international medical relief agency says a hospital it runs in Yemen was damaged by a missile and drone attack. Yemeni military officials blame the attack, which targeted nearby buildings, on the Houthi militia.In a statement Thursday, Doctors Without Borders said there were no reports of deaths or injuries among its patients at the…

Aid group says hospital hit during Houthi attack in Yemen
Middle East

Aid group says hospital hit during Houthi attack in Yemen

MANAMA: A US-led naval coalition officially launched operations in Bahrain Thursday to protect shipping in the Arabian Gulf, after a string of attacks that Washington and its allies blamed on Iran.The coalition, aimed at warding off the perceived threat to the world’s oil supply, has been in the making since June.Bahrain, which hosts the US…

Women and students are at  the heart of Lebanon’s protests
Middle East

Women and students are at the heart of Lebanon’s protests

BEIRUT: To keep up the momentum of the Lebanese protests for the 21st day, students in secondary schools took to the streets expressing fears about their future in the country. The students, aged between 16 and 18, entered school on Wednesday morning before deciding, despite threats of expulsion if they joined the protests, to leave…

Saudi successes highlighted as marine development conference continues in Jeddah
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Saudi successes highlighted as marine development conference continues in Jeddah

JEDDAH: The development and success of Saudi maritime sector topped the agenda on day two of the international Sustainable Marine Development Towards 2030 and Beyond conference in Jeddah on Wednesday. The evening session highlighted the Kingdom’s achievements in the fields of maritime security and safety, and protection of the marine environment. It also focused on…

Saudi Arabia hands over illegally held Iraqi historical documents
Saudi Arabia

Saudi Arabia hands over illegally held Iraqi historical documents

JEDDAH: The development and success of Saudi maritime sector topped the agenda on day two of the international Sustainable Marine Development Towards 2030 and Beyond conference in Jeddah on Wednesday. The evening session highlighted the Kingdom’s achievements in the fields of maritime security and safety, and protection of the marine environment. It also focused on…

Saudi designer’s humanitarian slant puts sheen on jewelry 
Lifestyle

Saudi designer’s humanitarian slant puts sheen on jewelry 

DUBAI: Halima Aden bid goodbye to Riyadh on Tuesday as she’s scheduled to speak at Glamour’s Women of the Year Summit in New York this weekend. The Somali-American model uploaded two videos on her Instagram Stories that showed her driving down a palm-tree lined street. “Bye bye, Riyadh,” she wrote in a text that accompanied…

Halima Aden jets to New York after whirlwind Riyadh visit
Lifestyle

Halima Aden jets to New York after whirlwind Riyadh visit

NEW YORK: Fifty years ago, beloved entertainer Carol Burnett appeared on the very first broadcast of a quirky TV program that featured a bunch of furry puppets.Blink and you might miss it, but Burnett followed a cartoon about a witch called Wanda, which was loaded with words beginning with the letter w.“Wow, Wanda the Witch…

‘Goodness and humor’ celebrated as ‘Sesame Street’ turns 50
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‘Goodness and humor’ celebrated as ‘Sesame Street’ turns 50

NEW YORK: Fifty years ago, beloved entertainer Carol Burnett appeared on the very first broadcast of a quirky TV program that featured a bunch of furry puppets.Blink and you might miss it, but Burnett followed a cartoon about a witch called Wanda, which was loaded with words beginning with the letter w.“Wow, Wanda the Witch…

Australia’s women footballers get landmark equal pay deal
Sport

Australia’s women footballers get landmark equal pay deal

From fencing and football to the wrestling ring: the incredible rise of WWE’s first Saudi star RIYADH: Mansoor Al-Shehail, World Wrestling Entertainment’s first Saudi star, celebrated another career milestone last week, in front of a hometown crowd. The rookie defeated veteran Swiss wrestler Cesaro in their first one-on-one encounter, during the WWE Crown Jewel 2019…

Tesla plans after-sales network expansion in China as Shanghai factory spins up
Business

Tesla plans after-sales network expansion in China as Shanghai factory spins up

TOKYO: Japanese giant SoftBank Group suffered an operating loss of $6.4 billion in the second quarter, it said Wednesday, as investments in start-ups such as WeWork and Uber took a massive hit.In the three-month period ending September 30, operating losses hit a whopping ¥704.4 billion ($6.4 billion).The firm said first-half operating losses from its Vision…

SoftBank Group profit plunges owing to WeWork turmoil
Business

SoftBank Group profit plunges owing to WeWork turmoil

SHANGHAI: Tesla plans to double the number of repair and maintenance shops, add about 100 charging stations and revamp showrooms in China as the electric vehicle maker gears up to open its Shanghai plant.The moves mark a departure from the approach chief executive Elon Musk announced in March, when he said the company would shut…

Boeing: India to order 2,380 jets from planemakers over 20 years
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Boeing: India to order 2,380 jets from planemakers over 20 years

SHANGHAI: Tesla plans to double the number of repair and maintenance shops, add about 100 charging stations and revamp showrooms in China as the electric vehicle maker gears up to open its Shanghai plant.The moves mark a departure from the approach chief executive Elon Musk announced in March, when he said the company would shut…

EU, China agree to protect 100 of each other’s regional foods
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EU, China agree to protect 100 of each other’s regional foods

NEW DELHI: It is more than 15 days since Sunieta Ojha’s two children and husband began complaining of a persistent cough and congestion in the heart.They have stopped going out and bought three air purifiers to protect themselves from the air pollution that has engulfed New Delhi and the National Capital Territory (NCR).A lawyer by…

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