Japan PM Takaichi’s Party Eyes Landslide Win as Poll Boosts Momentum
A poll by the Asahi newspaper suggested that Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi’s party is expected to win the lower house...
Labour Hit by Resignation as Ex-Diplomat Cites Epstein Report Fallout
LONDON: Peter Mandelson, a former British ambassador to Washington, left the Labour Party on Sunday to avoid “further...
Why Northeast Syria Is on High Alert Before Key Agreement Takes Effect
QAMISHLI, Syria: On Sunday, Syrian Kurdish security forces said that there would be a curfew in two cities in the country’s northeast...
Elderly Palestinian Killed in Rafah, Sparking Fresh Concerns
GAZA: Local and medical sources say that an old Palestinian man was shot and died by Israeli fire in Rafah on Sunday afternoon. This brings...
MSF Refuses to Hand Over Staff Details Amid Gaza Access Dispute
GENEVA: Medical charity Medecins Sans Frontieres said on Friday that it would not give Israel the lists of staff it needed to keep access...
Why the Syrian Army Marked a Daesh-Linked Camp as a Closed Security Area
DAMASCUS: On Friday, Syria’s army reported that a camp where suspected relatives of Daesh group members lived was closed to the...
SDAIA Launches National Data and AI Curriculum to Build Future Skills
RIYADH: The Saudi Data and Artificial Intelligence Authority has started the National Cross-Disciplinary Curriculum for University Students...
Lebanese Cabinet Clears Plan to Send Syrian Prisoners Home
On Friday, Lebanon’s Cabinet agreed to an accord to send Syrian inmates who are serving their sentences in Lebanon back to their own...
Saudi and Omani Naval Forces Conduct Joint Missile Exercises at Sea
RIYADH: The Royal Saudi Naval Forces and the Royal Navy of Oman took part in live-fire missile and ammunition drills on Friday as part of...
Jordan-Lebanon Relations: Army Chief Holds Strategic Discussions in Beirut
LONDON: Jordan’s army leader met with Lebanese President Joseph Aoun on Thursday at Beirut’s Presidential Palace to discuss...
