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Tesla’s first Saudi showroom opens

The opening in Riyadh comes with Tesla sales dropping.

Mubadala Energy enters US energy market

Acquires a 24.1% interest in US firm Kimmeridge’s SoTex

Borouge to increase dividend from 2025

The company okayed $650 million final dividend for 2024.

TikTok’s US future uncertain

It must find non-Chinese owner to avoid ban.

Tesla Q1 sales sink 13 percent

The dip occurred amid lower production during factory upgrades.
  • Woman turns home into school in war-torn Yemen

    Amina Mahdi had already been teaching children to read and write before the outbreak of the impoverished country's devastating war...

    More than 2,500 schools in the country are unfit for use, with some destroyed and others turned into refugee camps.

    UNICEF has estimated that two million children were without school even before the coronavirus pandemic.

  • Expo 2020 launches official song ‘This Is Our Time’

    The song, called This Is Our Time, is four minutes and 18 seconds long, is available on several platforms for...

    The song features UAE-based artiste Hussain Al Jassmi, who is also an Expo 2020 Ambassador

    He is accompanied by Lebanese-American singer-songwriter Mayssa Karaa, and Emirati singer-songwriter Almas

  • US to return 3,500-year-old ‘Gilgamesh’ tablet to Iraq

    It was seized by the US Justice Department in 2019, two years after US billionaire David Green opened a museum...

    UNESCO called the repatriation a 'victory' in the fight against illicit trafficking of cultural objects.

    The rare fragment recounts a dream sequence from the Gilgamesh epic in Akkadian cuneiform script.

  • Double-digit growth for Middle East cities

    Except Beirut, most Middle Eastern cities have witnessed growth in double digits in terms of population from 2015 until 2021.

    Manama registered 51% growth in population between the years 2015 and 2021

    Economic, social and political crises have impacted the overall growth of the Lebanese capital

  • ‘Change the game’: Supermodel Halima Aden reinvents modest fashion

    Aden became the first contestant in a US state beauty pageant in 2016 to wear a hijab and a burkini.

    She will be designing collections exclusively for a Turkish online brand.

    World capitals as diverse as Moscow, Riyadh and London have staged modest fashion shows in the past few years.

  • Former Daesh bastion echoes with chimes of church bell

    A bell was inaugurated at a church in Mosul on Saturday to the cheers of Iraqi Christians, seven years after...

    Dozens of faithful stood by as Father Pios Affas rang the newly installed bell for the first time at the Syriac Christian church of Mar Tuma

    the bell weighing 285kg was cast in Lebanon with donations from a French NGO

  • Netflix eyes Emmys with ‘The Crown’

    Since the online platform launched in 2007, leading streamer has never won for best drama at the small-screen version of...

    Since the online platform launched in 2007, leading streamer has never won for best drama at the small-screen version of the Oscars

    As well as "The Crown," the streaming giant is banking on the wildly popular "The Queen's Gambit."

  • Broadway celebrates return of hit shows

    "Hamilton," "Wicked," "The Lion King" and "Chicago" resumed performances, to the delight, and relief, of the industry and theater lovers.

    "Hamilton," "Wicked," "The Lion King" and "Chicago" resumed performances, to the delight, and relief, of the industry and theater lovers

    Broadway theaters have been gradually re-opening throughout September but Tuesday heralds the collective return of some of its most popular shows.

  • Pageants, races drive camel cloning demand

    Cloning is in demand not only for beauty pageants and races but also for reproducing camels that produce large amounts...

    Some clients will pay between $54,500-$109,000 to duplicate a "beauty queen".

    Dubai claimed the world's first cloned camel, Injaz (achievement in Arabic), on April 8, 2009.

  • Iraqis saddest people in Arab region: Report

    Political, economic and social crises in the Middle East countries has led to an implosion of negative emotions among their...

    Lebanon, Egypt and Tunisia follow Iraq, according to Gallup World Poll.

    Research has revealed that emotions usually drive bad investment decisions.

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