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Israeli killed, 20 injured in blast near Lebanon’s border
Israeli killed, 20 injured in blast near Lebanon’s border
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Israeli killed, 20 injured in blast near Lebanon’s border
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Australian engineer Robert Pether was reunited with his family in Ireland five years after his arrest in Iraq for alleged embezzlement related to a contractual dispute. Despite being denied exit until recently and facing abusive interrogations, a lack of evidence led to a travel ban lift by Iraqi courts. His family expressed relief at the end of an extraordinarily difficult period.
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Jens Wissing: Al-Ittihad face difficult challenge against Shabab Al-Ahli Dubai
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Renewables offer cheapest route to power and energy security, says IRENA chief
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Lebanon amnesty law set to take effect after court rejects challenge
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Saudi Arabia’s media minister urges public to rely on official information after Houthi attacks
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Syria seeks to revive date palm cultivation in Deir Ezzor
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Jordan king condemns Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia during phone call
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Syrian Post restores domestic parcel routes and expands international services
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Russia pledges more aid to Lebanon, calls for ceasefire
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During a meeting in Kuala Lumpur, King Abdullah of Jordan and Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim explored ways to enhance bilateral relations and reaffirmed their commitment to regional peace. King Abdullah emphasized the need for coordinated efforts within the Organization of Islamic Cooperation to address actions in the West Bank and protect holy sites, while Ibrahim highlighted Malaysia's cooperation in technology and defense.
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Riyadh governor conveys royal greetings to injured airport attack victims
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Federal agents searched the Washington home of Congresswoman Ilhan Omar, escalating tensions with President Trump. The search was part of a criminal investigation by Homeland Security Investigations, according to sources.
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Norway’s sovereign wealth fund has withdrawn $661 million from five Israeli banks as part of an ethical review, citing concerns over their contributions to serious human rights violations in conflict areas. This move follows a broader divestment strategy that includes previous exclusions from investments in Caterpillar Inc. and other Israeli companies due to similar ethical concerns.
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King Salman invites Romanian president to EU-GCC summit
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Saudi Arabia’s ‘mindset’ helped Kingdom beat longest energy crisis says minister
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Saudi Red Sea Authority grants first beach operator license to Emaar