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Saudi crown prince visits US with defence,...
A visit by Saudi Arabia's de facto ruler to the White House for talks on Tuesday (12 November) with US President Donald Trump aims to deepen decades-old cooperation on oil and security while broadening ties in commerce, technology and potentially even nuclear energy.
World’s top YouTuber MrBeast launches Saudi theme...
MrBeast, the world’s most followed YouTuber with over 450 million subscribers, opened a temporary amusement park in Riyadh on Thursday, the latest celebrity drawn to Saudi Arabia as it aspires to become a major entertainment hub.
Pakistan Army To Provide Security To Sri...
Sri Lanka’s tour continues amid heightened security in Pakistan. Army deployment reassures players after Islamabad suicide attack.
‘Soon’: Ronaldo share retirement plans
Cristiano Ronaldo put a timeline on his cryptic retirement hint on Tuesday, saying he will hang up his boots in "one or two years" after telling the world that he would be retiring soon.
Modi Vows Justice After Delhi Blast: “Agencies...
PM Modi pledges a full investigation into the Delhi blast that killed more than ten near the Red Fort, calling it a painful tragedy for the nation. Prime Minister Modi, speaking from Bhutan, vowed that agencies will uncover the entire conspiracy and bring all involved to justice.
Lebanon releases son of Libya’s Gaddafi after...
Lebanon released Hannibal Kadhafi, the son of deposed Libyan leader Moamer Kadhafi, on bail on Monday after nearly a decade in prison, his lawyer told AFP.
Trump says US getting close to reaching...
Hints of a potential trade breakthrough with the US emerged from the White House on Monday as President Donald Trump said that Washington and New Delhi are moving closer to finalising a new trade agreement, adding that the US would eventually bring down tariffs on India.
BBC boss and head of news quit...
The BBC Director General Tim Davie and Head of News Deborah Turness resigned on Sunday amid mounting criticism over perceived bias at the British broadcaster, including questions over the editing of a US President Donald Trump speech in a recent documentary.
