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South Korea accused on Thursday its North Korean neighbor of installing land mines and barriers within the Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) separating the two Koreas despite recent heavy downpours and mine explosions.
Seoul’s Defense Ministry, citing South K…
Tripoli: The Chairman of the Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation Committee in the House of Representatives, “Youssef Al-Aqouri”, discussed today, Thursday, with the Consul of the Kingdom of Morocco in the city of Benghazi, “Saeed Benkirane”,…
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HH the Amir Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al-Thani left Ankara on Thursday, after a work visit to the sisterly Republic of Turkiye.
HH the Amir was seen off upon departure at Esenboga International Airport by HE Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic o…
Scientists from various Australian universities revealed today that water temperatures in and around the Great Barrier Reef have risen to their highest levels in 400 years over the past decade, threatening the world’s largest coral reef.
Scientists c…
Doha: The Cultural Village Foundation (Katara) is set to hold its 8th International Hunting and Falcons Exhibition (S’hail 2024) from September 10 to 14 with the participation of 21 countries including first-timers Poland, Austria, Portugal and Russia…
Lebanese Forces leader, Samir Geagea, met, at his Maarab residence on Thursday, with the Head of the Municipality of Hadath, George Aoun.
Talks touched on the political and security developments in the country.
Source: National News Agency – Lebanon
Lebanese Forces’ leader, Samir Geagea, issued a statement on Thursday, in which he said: “Four months on the assassination of the LF Jbeil Coordinator, Pascal Sleiman, and the truth is yet to completely unfold. While there are five detainees held by t…
Paris: Global average gross agricultural income per worker is projected to increase by 9% by 2035, driven by productivity gains