Al-Maklah: The national airline of Yemen resumed its flights from the Houthi-controlled city of Sana'a to Jordan, while the international bank transfer system connected Sana'a banks to its network after the implementation of the agreement between the Yemeni government and the militias. . Yemen Airways announced in a statement that three flights are scheduled to … Read more
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Riyadh: A new report shows that GCC banks intend to diversify their business models and increase their profitability by entering high-growth markets such as Turkey, Egypt and India. Fitch Ratings noted that this growing interest is due to favorable economic conditions and attractive growth opportunities in these countries. Notably, the desire to expand in Turkey … Read more
Hundreds of Australian tourists are denied entry to the Indonesian island paradise for one reason.
A woman who has been unable to work for six months due to breast augmentation surgery has revealed how she managed to survive financially.
WASHINGTON: Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu defended Israel's war on Gaza and condemned American protesters in a scathing speech to Congress on Wednesday that drew boycotts from many top Democratic lawmakers and drew thousands to denounce the war and humanitarian crisis. He was dragged to the Congress building.Netanyahu vowed to continue the war until “total … Read more
The iconic retail giant has confirmed it's bringing out the 'decks' and hosting a big party following its TikTok campaign.
RIYADH: The Kingdom is on track to achieve its goal of planting 100 million mangrove trees by 2030, in line with the Saudi Green Initiative and Vision 2030. The Saudi Arabian News Agency recently quoted the progress report of the National Center for Vegetation Development and Combating Desertification and announced that about 13 million mangrove … Read more
Passengers flying Qantas can expect cancellations and delays as strike action is expected to cause disruption.
An Australian grandmother of eight has said she will buck the growing trend of older generations helping with childcare, but her words have sparked outrage. Author April Moore said that while she enjoyed being a grandmother, she was quick to tell her three grown children that she would not be available to babysit. In this … Read more
