BEIJING: More than 30 people remained missing after flash floods struck Xinhua Village in southwest China’s Sichuan Province at around 2:30 BJT Saturday, local authorities said.
According to Xinhua News Agency, the floods triggered by torrential rain…
Geneva – Ma’an – The World Health Organization announced that thousands of cholera cases were recorded during the month of June, and that at least 160 people died due to the disease.
According to the organization’s statement, infections and deaths we…
Washington – Ma’an – The US Centers for Disease Control announced the spread of listeriosis, or what is known as Listeria, in 12 states at the same time.
The center stated in its statement that two people died due to the disease, and 28 others were t…
WASHINGTON – Ma’an – Oil prices recorded a weekly decline, falling for the second week in a row, as the two benchmark crudes fell by more than 2.5%, after oil prices fell by more than two dollars on Friday, recording at the settlement their lowest lev…
WASHINGTON – Ma’an – US stocks continued to decline on Saturday as chaos linked to a global technical glitch due to a software malfunction added to uncertainty in an already volatile market, while European stocks also fell.
The widespread global tech…
Doha: Qatar Tourism (QT) has unveiled a distinguished seven-member jury panel for its second edition of the Qatar Tourism Awards. These eagerly awaited awards honor organizations and individuals known for consistently delivering exceptional tourism ex…
Doha: Economic experts and analysts in the financial markets have predicted that the gold prices will remain under pressure soon, as markets are waiting critical US economic data that could affect the decisions of future fiscal policies, given the flu…
Doha: Qatar National Bank (QNB) expects that the Bank of England will take a new path for its monetary policy, and begin an easing cycle and reduce interest rates, at its next meeting, scheduled for August 2024, and this step will be supported by the …
Washington:External debt of developing countries surged by 5.5% to a record $9.4 trillion in 2025, marking the fastest pace since
