- Qatar says blast at Ras Laffan gas export complex on Sunday caused by “technical malfunction“
- Pakistan foreign office says all three nationals injured in explosion discharged after treatment
- Crop hit by unusually high temperatures while Middle East conflict drives up freight costs
- Growers urge investment in climate adaptation, research and modern export infrastructure
- Spending plan targets 4% growth under IMF-supported reforms
- Lawmakers spar over taxes, defense spending, provincial funds
- Saudi Arabia highlights global support for vulnerable people on World Refugee Day
- Secretary of State begins tour of Gulf countries in first visit to the region by a senior US official since the Iran deal was signed
- Rubio will attend a meeting of the Gulf Cooperation Council in Bahrain on Thursday
8 convicted of terrorism charges in Texas immigration center shooting sentenced to decades in prison
- The seven other protesters sentenced Tuesday received prison terms ranging from 30 to 70 years
- US District Judge Reed O’Connor said what happened last July wasn’t a protest but “an assault on democracy”
- Startups continued to attract fresh capital and strategic backing
- One reason for the increase in scoring might be the ball that FIFA is using for this tournament
- FIFA says the ball has been designed with deep seams to produce “optimal in-flight stability”
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Islamabad Memorandum
- Technical talks continue between US and Iran after they agreed on 60-day roadmap in Switzerland
- Pakistan helped broker ceasefire, hosted talks and mediated negotiations between Washington and Tehran
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What's Dariyah?
Located in Saudi Arabia's central region of Qassim, Dariyah was an important stop on ancient trade and pilgrimage routes and is now one of the Kingdom's significant archaeological sites. Earlier this week, the Saudi Heritage Commission announced that a collection of 100 pieces of gold jewelry dating back to the Abbasid era has been discovered in the site.
Who is “The Joshie-Man”?
It’s a name given by social media fans to Joshua Harris, a 12-year-old autistic and non-verbal Briton, who has been visiting UK mosques and distributing cakes to promote solidarity amid an increase in far-right support in the country. On a recent trip to Madinah with his father, “The Joshie-Man” turned his ‘Cake not hate’ campaign to ‘Dates not hate’ by handing out the holy city’s famous ajwa and ambar dates people in the courtyard of the Prophet’s Mosque.
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Pakistan Afghanistan Conflict
- TTP militants kill six paramilitary personnel, abduct eight others in checkpoint attack near Peshawar
- Afghan officials accuse Pakistan of fresh airstrikes they say killed 13, including 11 children, one woman
