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KUWAIT: Kuwaiti rights activists held a rally in Irada Square yesterday in solidarity with Muslim women in India. The activists expressed their rejection of discrimination between women on the basis of identity, religion and race, and stressed that t...

RIYADH: Red clothing is displayed in Saudi shopfronts, but the increasingly popular Valentine’s Day promotions are missing one thing: The festival’s name. While sales surge and Valentine’s gifts become more common among the youthful...

YANQING, China: An Olympic alpine ski racer from Saudi Arabia might read like a misnomer, but Fayik Abdi defied the odds by achieving just that yesterday. Just a year after taking up racing, Abdi successfully competed in the men’s giant slalom ...

TUNIS: Thousands of Tunisians protested yesterday after President Kais Saied gave himself sweeping powers over the judiciary, his latest step in what opponents say is a slide towards autocracy. A decree published in the early hours officially replace...

RIYADH: Saudi Arabia has moved four percent of Aramco shares worth $80 billion in the world’s biggest oil exporter to the kingdom’s sovereign wealth fund, authorities said yesterday. Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman announced the move as ...

KUWAIT: A female customs officer at Kuwait International Airport’s terminal 4 (T4) discovered 23 kilograms of marijuana hidden in a parcel of personal belongings. Acting Director General of Customs Department Suleiman Al-Fahad thanked customs o...

DUNDEE, United Kingdom: Claire Mitchell and Zoe Venditozzi are fighting for pardons for all those executed for witchcraft in Scotland, the vast majority of whom were women, and for a memorial to those forgotten by history. “Between the 16th and...

JEMBER, East Java: At least 10 Indonesians died after tidal waves swept away a group of people meditating on a beach during yesterday’s early hours, police said. The group of 23 people was holding hands and meditating on Payangan beach, East Ja...

HONOLULU, US: US Secretary of State Antony Blinken and his Japanese and South Korean counterparts declared their unity on confronting security threats in the Asia-Pacific Saturday, even as Washington was intensely occupied by the possibility of war i...