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Google to invest $6.4bn

The investment is its biggest-ever in Germany.

Pfizer poised to buy Metsera

The pharma giant improved its offer to $10bn.

Ozempic maker lowers outlook

The company posted tepid Q3 results.

Kimberly-Clark to buy Kenvue

The deal is valued at $48.7 billion.

BYD Q3 profit down 33%

This was a 33% year-on-year decrease.
  • Iraq's National Museum reopened Monday to visitors after a three-year closure due to the Covid-19 pandemic and political unrest.

    Treasures dating back 2,500 years to the neo-Assyrian empire alongside 9th century Islamic antiquities went back on display, including two winged bulls from the Nimrud site

    The Iraq Museum was closed three years ago "because of the demonstrations and for security reasons", said Laith Majid Hussein, the head of Iraq's antiquities authority

  • In Ottoman-ruled Baghdad, Jews made up 40 percent of city inhabitants. By the time of Israel's creation in 1948 they...

    Jewish roots in Iraq go back about 2,600 years, on the land where the patriarch Abraham was born and where they wrote the Babylonian Talmud.

    A report published in 2020 listed Jewish heritage sites in Iraq and Syria, some dating back to the first millennium BC.

  • The Disney stamp, which commemorated Donald Duck’s 85th anniversary, measured a little over 44 square feet.

    The design includes a winter wonderland scene, the Riyadh Season logo, a hot air balloon, a fountain, a racing car and fireworks.

    The special stamp celebrates Riyadh Season, which was introduced in 2019 and has become one of the biggest events in the kingdom.

  • Under Tunisian law, single women can only freeze their eggs if they are facing medical treatment. The eggs are stored...

    But the Tunisian law precludes the possibility of single women freezing eggs to delay pregnancy for social or career reasons.

    In Algeria, only  married women have access to such services, while in Libya, doctors say fertility treatment does not exist at all.

  • Chemi Shiff, a researcher from Israel said former Israeli military chief has committed an "archaeological theft" of Bronze Age sarcophagi...

    Steinhardt's collection, which is worth of $70 million, includes multiple items stolen from the occupied West Bank

    According to New York prosecutors, all 40 items taken illegally from Israel and Palestinian territories should be returned to Israel

  • Iraq, which has qualified World Cup finals only once, in 1986, was working for months to welcome international matches and...

    Iraq can host matches either in Tehran's Al-Madina Stadium or at other stadiums in the country

    FIFA has briefly lifted its prohibition in 2019 which was imposed for security reasons

  • Three monumental sculptures in the ancient city of Hatra were restored after being vandalized by the Islamic State group during...

    A Roman-style sculpture of a life-size figure and a series of reliefs of faces on the side of the great temple were among the restored pieces shown off to journalists.

    The restoration work at Hatra is being carried out by Iraqi experts in collaboration with Italy's International Association for Mediterranean and Oriental Studies.

  • Art Dubai 2022, the art fair's largest edition and one of the few major international art events to take place,...

    This year's event is unique as it will demonstrate that Dubai has become a big part of the discussion about modern art.

    Dubai is a global crypto hub with a diverse group of collectors and entrepreneurs.

  • Weekly storytelling events are one of the last affordable pleasures in Lebanon, where a crashing local currency has rendered books...

    The cost of printing and buying books has soared in Lebanon, while the monthly minimum wage is currently valued at $32

    All new books were priced in dollars, and therefore hit by the fluctuating exchange rate of the Lebanese pound

  • Archaeologists deep in the Jordanian desert have discovered a 9,000-year-old ritualistic complex near what is thought to be the earliest...

    The Stone Age shrine site, excavated last year, was used by gazelle hunters and features carved stone figures, an altar and a miniature model of a large-scale hunting trap

    The Neolithic-era ritual site was discovered inside a larger campsite last October by a joint French-Jordanian team called the South Eastern Badia Archaeological Project

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