Luxembourg: Jordanian Foreign Minister, Ayman Al Safadi, met in Luxembourg, on Tuesday, with Minister of Foreign Affairs of Luxembourg Xavier Bettel, to discuss the situation in the region and the ongoing efforts to halt aggression on the Gaza Strip.
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Doha: Qatar Museums (QM), in collaboration with the Ara Guler Museum in Turkiye, presents In the Footsteps of Ara Guler: Exploring the Photographers Legacy from Aug.9 to Nov.9, 2024, an expansive survey of the work of world-renowned photographer and p…
Singapore: Gold prices rose to an all-time peak on Wednesday, driven by mounting hopes of a US interest rate cut in September after recent comments from US Federal Reserve officials.
Spot gold was steady at $2,468.55 per ounce, after hitting a record…
Amman: The Palestine Youth Orchestra (PYO) held a concert, under the title of Gaza the sacrifice and heroism, at Amman Academy Theatre in Jordan.
The event drew 120 young Palestinians residing in diaspora who saluted all sad people in Gaza through pe…
Doha: The Qatari international referee Khamis Mohammed Al Marri (video Referee) will embark on managing the football matches due to kick off on Jul.24 within Paris 2024 Summer Olympics, hosted by Paris until Aug.11. His participation comes as part of …
Doha: The 3-2-1 Qatar Olympic and Sports Museum (QOSM) will participate in the Olympic Games Paris 2024 by organizing an exhibition on Qatar, which will display many valuable collectibles, from 30 July – 25 August, continuing even after the Olympic Ga…
Riyadh: Saudi football club Al Ittihad announced Wednesday the signing of Algerian player Houssem Aouar from AS Roma for a four-year contract.
The signing ceremony took place at the team’s training camp in Alicante, Spain, with the club’s CEO Domingo…
Seoul: The Asian Development Bank (ADB) revised up its outlook for South Korea’s economic growth this year to 2.5%.
The ADB said in its latest report on the Asian economy for July that it raised its forecast for Korean economic growth to 2.5% for thi…
Washington:External debt of developing countries surged by 5.5% to a record $9.4 trillion in 2025, marking the fastest pace since
