Closing Bell: Saudi main index falls 1.25% to 10,544
RIYADH: Saudi Arabia’s Tadawul All Share Index fell 134.01 points, or 1.25 percent, to close Wednesday at 10,544.10. Total trading turnover reached SR5.29 billion ($1.41 billion), with 305.45 million shares changing hands. Market breadth was negative, with 199 stocks declining and 55 advancing. The»»»
Al-Lith waterfront blends recreation, events and coastal charm
RIYADH: Al-Lith’s waterfront overlooking the Red Sea has become one of the Makkah Region’s leading tourism and leisure destinations, serving as a year-round attraction for residents and visitors. The waterfront features seating areas, walking paths and open recreational spaces, while hosting nation»»»
Georgia special election for Rep. David Scott's seat heads to runoff - UPI.com
Chairman of the House Committee on Agriculture Rep. David Scott, D-Ga., speaks during a hearing with Secretary of Agriculture Tom Vilsack in 2021. Scott died in April, and the race to replace him for the rest of this year has just advanced to a runoff. File Photo by Sarah Silbiger/UPI | License Pho»»»
Reuters: The commander of the US Joint Forces Command warned American soldiers in the Middle East that videos and photos they post on their mobile phones help Iran assess the results of its attacks and direct subsequent attacks - Al-Manar TV Lebanon
Secretary's SpeechLebanon PalestineZionist EntityRegional and International International More Video Language Ar En Fr EsSubscribe for Weekly Updates Subscribe Reuters: The commander of the US Joint Forces Command warned American soldiers in the Middle East that videos and photos they post on their»»»
MS Dhoni named Brand Ambassador for Malabar Gold & Diamonds
Mumbai: Malabar Gold & Diamonds, the world's fourth-largest jewellery retailer and a responsible jeweller, today announced MS Dhoni as its Brand Ambassador, marking the beginning of a long-term association centred around The Responsible Jeweller, the brand's philosophy of taking responsibility beyo»»»
Al-Wahbah Crater stands at the heart of Saudi eco-tourism
MAKKAH: Among Saudi Arabia’s volcanic landscapes, few are as striking as Al-Wahbah Crater, a vast natural formation whose dramatic cliffs and sweeping views preserve a geological history stretching back hundreds of thousands of years. As nature tourism expands under Vision 2030, the crater has beco»»»
Deal to boost tourism in Makkah region
SPA Jeddah The Makkah Development Authority and the Ministry of Tourism signed a memorandum of understanding to strengthen cooperation, support tourism development in the region, and improve the planning and implementation of joint initiatives and projects. The agreement includes cooperation on stu»»»
Continue the Change, Other Parliamentary Groups to Challenge 2026 State Budget Act
Continue the Change and other parliamentary groups will challenge before the Constitutional Court the 2026 State Budget Act, leader Assen Vassilev told a briefing in Parliament after President Iliana Iotova announced that she would promulgate the state budget act. According to Vassilev, Iotova’s de»»»
How an AFP beach snap became emblem of Europe's wildfire summer
Paris, France: AFP photo editor Maximilien Lamy was on holiday with his partner and daughter last week when he took a series of snapshots of vacationers in fire-struck southwest France with his smartphone. His instinct was to photograph, but he did not expect one of his lakeside snapshots to go aro»»»
ADIB profit reaches Dh3.8 billion after adding 125,000 customers
Dubai: Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank reported an 8% increase in first-half net profit after tax to Dh3.8 billion, supported by strong customer financing growth, higher revenue and continued expansion across its retail and wholesale businesses. Sign up for our daily business newsletter, Cheques & Balances.»»»
Watch out: Budapest taxi fares to increase from Saturday
Travelling by taxi in Budapest will become more expensive from Saturday, when the latest amendment to the city’s taxi fare regulation takes effect. Higher base fare, distance and time charges approved by the city Under the new pricing, the base fare will increase from HUF 1,100 to HUF 1,300, while »»»
MOHRE completes 16 million AI-powered digital transactions in H1 2026
The UAE Ministry of Human Resources and Emiratisation (MOHRE) announced that it completed nearly 16 million digital transactions during the first half of this year through an intelligent, AI-powered service ecosystem, underscoring the ministry’s transformation from simply digitising procedures to b»»»
Parliament Approves at Second Reading Amendments to Oil Sector Regulation Act
MPs passed at first and second reading on Wednesday the bill tabled by Progressive Bulgaria (PB) to amend the Act on Administrative Regulation of Economic Activities Associated with Oil and Petroleum Products. The amendment follows the Constitutional Court’s ruling of July 21, which declared provis»»»
Food security and fertiliser supply: key issues in draft laws no.50 and 51 of 2026, says Economy Minister
Tunis, July 29 (TAP) - The funding covered by draft laws no.50 and 51 of 2026 is not destined for the modernisation of the Tunisian Chemical Group (French: GCT)'s production facilities, but rather for the import of raw materials required for the...»»»
UAE, Egypt sign deal to expand air services over next five years
Dubai: Travellers flying between the UAE and Egypt could see more flight options in the coming years after the two countries agreed to gradually expand bilateral air traffic rights over the next five years. Sign up for our daily business newsletter, Cheques & Balances.The understanding was signed o»»»
Review: Wildflower offers healthy dining in Jeddah
JEDDAH: Located in Jeddah’s Al-Shatea district, Wildflower offers a health-conscious dining concept centered on generous sharing plates, contemporary presentation and flavors inspired by Saudi, Arab and Mediterranean cuisine. The interior has a contemporary, London-inspired feel, with floor-to-ceil»»»
Russia Withstood Sanctions Thanks to Historical Legacy - Lavrov
MOSCOW, July 29 (Sputnik) - Russia has been able to withstand Western sanctions pressure thanks to its historical legacy and respect for national history, Russian Foreign Minister and head of United Russia’s party list Sergey Lavrov said. "First and foremost, thanks to our ancestors, who founded th»»»
Aoun says wars only bring destruction and poverty
President Joseph Aoun on Wednesday stressed that wars lead to no positive outcome and only bring “destruction to countries and poverty to their people.” "Hence our emphasis on the necessity of adopting diplomacy. Wars end in only two ways: either both sides realize their inability to end the confli»»»
Misr El-Gedida’s Jadinah phase 1 secures GPRS Gold Certification Arab Finance For Information Technology
Arab Finance: Misr El-Gedida has secured Gold Certification under the Green Pyramid Rating System (GPRS) for the first phase of its Jadinah development in New Heliopolis, making it the first sustainable residential project in Egypt to receive the certification, as per a disclosure. The certificatio»»»
Parliament Approves at First Reading Amendments to Oil Sector Regulation Act
MPs passed at first reading on Wednesday the bill tabled by Progressive Bulgaria (PB) to amend the Act on Administrative Regulation of Economic Activities Associated with Oil and Petroleum Products. The amendment follows the Constitutional Court’s ruling of July 21, which declared provisions relati»»»
Japanese population below 120 million for first time in decades
Tokyo: The number of Japanese people living in the country has fallen below 120 million for the first time in 42 years, government data showed Wednesday, as the nation confronts a low birth rate and an ageing society. As of January 1, the population of Japanese residents in Japan stood at 119.74 mi»»»
Peru's newly inaugurated President Fujimori vows military-led crackdown on crime
Peru's newly inaugurated President Keiko Fujimori – the ninth in just a decade – pledged to deploy the armed forces to crime-ridden areas and adopt a hardline security strategy as Peru grapples with its worst wave of gang violence, extortion and illegal mining in decades. Peru's conservative »»»
Arrival of Suhail signals seasonal changes for Asir
ABHA: Asir witnessed the rising of the Suhail star on the southern horizon on Wednesday, an astronomical event traditionally linked to cooler weather, rainfall and the start of the agricultural season. Researcher Abdullah Al Mousa said the Suhail season began on Wednesday and would last for 13 days»»»
Research institute warns PM Péter Magyar risks 'wearing himself out'
Prime Minister Péter Magyar has dismissed criticism from political think tank Political Capital after it argued that his greatest political risk is his own constant public presence and communication style. The debate follows the publication of Political Capital’s latest analysis, which argues that »»»
Weather update: Rain hits parts of UAE as NCM warns of strong winds, dust and low visibility in Dubai, Abu Dhabi
Dubai: It's raining in parts of the UAE this evening with the National Center of Meteorology (NCM) tracking continued convective cloud activity across the country. The rain follows a similar spell yesterday, when parts of the UAE also saw rainfall along with dust and low visibility. The latest advi»»»
Independent Survey Will Examine Motivations of Bulgarians Abroad to Return Home
The DNA - Movement for a National Cause Association, in collaboration with the National Institute of Geophysics, Geodesy and Geography at the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences, has launched an independent scientific study among Bulgarians living abroad on a long-term basis, the DNA team reported to BTA»»»
Government Approves Bill to Curb SLAPP Lawsuits Against Journalists, Public-Interest Advocates
The Council of Ministers has approved a bill amending and supplementing the Civil Procedure Code in connection with the abusive lawsuits, commonly known as SLAPP cases (from "Strategic Lawsuits Against Public Participation"), Justice Minister Nikolay Naydenov said at a media briefing on Wednesday. »»»
Democratic Party Challenges $302 mln U.S. Military Loan Agreement in Constitutional Court
Democratic Party has filed a legal challenge with the Constitutional Court against the law ratifying a €302 million loan agreement between Albania and the United States for the purchase of military equipment. Gazment Bardhi, head of the Democratic Party's parliamentary group, said Wednesdat that th»»»
Watch: British man eats 15 fish sticks in one minute to break world record - UPI.com
July 28 (UPI) -- A British man used his kids' favorite food to break a Guinness World Record when he ate 15 fish sticks in one minute. Nathan Davies, 32, recently won more than $130,000 on the TV game show The 1% Club, and he told host Lee Mack that the next goal on his agenda was to break a Guinne»»»
Marmot researchers raising funds with 'OnlyMarms' page on OnlyFans - UPI.com
View this post on Instagram A post shared by RMBL Marmot Project (@rmblmarmotproject) July 28 (UPI) -- Researchers studying marmots in Colorado are compensating for the loss of federal funding by showing off the animals on OnlyFans. Daniel Blumstein, a professor in the Department of Ecology and Evo»»»
President Iotova Will Promulgate 2026 State Budget Act
In a statement on Wednesday, President Iliana Iotova said that she will promulgate the State Budget Act for 2026, as adopted by the National Assembly. The State Budget Act for 2026 was finally approved by Parliament on July 24. On Tuesday, Continue the Change submitted to the president a petition s»»»
Nepal's tiger numbers climb 20 percent to estimated 429: survey
Kathmandu, Nepal: Nepal's tiger population has risen by roughly 20 percent in the past four years to an estimated 429, officials said on Wednesday, a conservation milestone despite challenges from human-wildlife conflict. The latest nationwide survey found tiger numbers had increased from 355 in 20»»»
Lindsey Graham’s Ukrainian birthday-gift drone ‘to kill Russians’ – Laura Loomer
A Ukrainian drone that was intended as a birthday gift for the late US Senator Lindsey Graham will now be deployed on the front lines “to kill Russians,” according to US conservative activist Laura Loomer. Graham, a Republican senator from South Carolina, died at the age of 71 on July 11, shortly a»»»
What to know about the earthquake's aftermath in Japan
Five people have been confirmed dead in a factory damaged by a major earthquake in Japan, here part of a red-and-white smokestack collapsed in the quake. At least 13 died after a shopping mall was badly damaged, as the search for survivors is ongoing. The earthquake flattened homes, triggered fires»»»
WhatsApp adds web calling, rolls out new features
Washington: Meta Platforms has introduced voice and video calling on WhatsApp Web, allowing users to make and receive calls directly through a web browser without downloading the desktop app. The update is part of a broader rollout of new calling features aimed at improving cross-device communicati»»»
UAE reviews anti-money laundering framework to boost investor confidence and economic competitiveness
Abu Dhabi: The UAE’s Economic Integration Committee has reviewed new measures to strengthen corporate governance, reinforce the country’s legislative framework for combating money laundering and terrorist financing, and enhance the competitiveness of the national business environment. Sign up for o»»»
Dubai population growth fuels demand for shared mobility and better transport links
Dubai: In one year, Dubai alone added more than 330,000 residents, taking its population to 4.58 million. This growth is driving the development of new residential communities, commercial districts and leisure destinations, changing how people move between their homes, workplaces and daily activiti»»»
KSrelief launches free child heart surgery program in Indonesia
JAKARTA: The Saudi aid agency KSrelief has launched a pediatric cardiac surgery project in Indonesia, with volunteer doctors from the Kingdom set to perform dozens of procedures this week and share their know-how with Indonesian colleagues. A 16-member team of Saudi medics arrived at M. Djamil Cent»»»
Saudi minister, Uzbek president discuss health sector initiatives
RIYADH: Saudi Minister of Health Fahad AlJalajel recently met Uzbek President Shavkat Mirziyoyev in Tashkent during his official visit to the Central Asian country. AlJalajel conveyed the greetings of King Salman and Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman to the president, along with their wishes for his»»»
Qatar National Library unveils August program for entrepreneurs, families and young readers
Doha, Qatar: Qatar National Library has announced a month-long program of workshops, family activities and community events for August, targeting aspiring entrepreneurs, librarians, artists, children and lifelong learners. Highlights include a August 15 startup workshop covering entrepreneurship, m»»»
Philippines hikes fuel surcharge, pushing up ticket prices in early August
Dubai: Air travellers flying within and out of the Philippines will pay higher ticket prices during the first half of August after the Philippine Civil Aeronautics Board (CAB) raised the allowable passenger fuel surcharge from Level 8 to Level 13. The increase, which takes effect from August 1 to 1»»»
New flight to make travel from Bishkek to Tashkent easier - | 24.KG
Starting from August 23, 2026, Aero Nomad Airlines will launch regular international flights on the Bishkek—Tashkent—Bishkek route. According to Airports of Kyrgyzstan OJSC, flights will be operated twice a week — on Thursdays and Sundays. The new route will provide regular air connectivity between»»»
AI age screening in UK risks classing child refugees as adults: Rights groups
LONDON: Age-detection systems powered by artificial intelligence that are used to screen migrants arriving in Britain use flawed and racialized models, rights groups and charities have warned. The facial age-estimation technology risks endangering children, they said, warning that Black children, i»»»
Yemen govt says Houthis planning to impose fees for Red Sea transit
RIYADH: A minister in Yemen’s internationally recognized government on Wednesday accused Houthi rebels of working under Iranian guidance to establish a system to impose fees for ships transiting the Red Sea and the Bab Al-Mandab Strait.Information minister Moammar Al-Eryani described “the move as a»»»
Dubai Basketball add Guinean Mamadi Diakite to 2026-27 roster
DUBAI: Dubai Basketball have reached a multi-year deal with Mamadi Diakite, 29, who joins the club after an impressive first EuroLeague season with Baskonia. The Guinean forward-center averaged 8.4 points, 4.2 rebounds, 1.2 blocks and a Performance Index Rating of 10.1 in 19 minutes per game. He al»»»
National Photovoltaic Chamber calls for urgent reforms to speed up energy transition
Tunis, July 29 (TAP) - The National Photovoltaic Chamber (CSPV), which operates under the Tunisian Confederation of Industry, Trade and Handicrafts (French: UTICA), called on Wednesday for urgent reforms to be implemented to speed up the energy...»»»
AI wealth management could turn reactive finance into predictive guidance
For years, fintech has promised to transform the way we manage money. We've built budgeting apps, investment platforms and digital banks that have made finance more accessible than ever before. Sign up for our daily business newsletter, Cheques & Balances.Yet one question remains: if we have more f»»»
Tunnel used for possible smuggling discovered on Kyrgyz-Uzbek border - | 24.KG
A tunnel that was allegedly intended for smuggling has been discovered in Batken region near the border with Uzbekistan. According to the regional police department, officers of the Service for Combating Extremism and Illegal Migration received information that a tunnel was being constructed in the»»»
Geagea warns no lasting peace without Hezbollah disarmament
Lebanese Forces leader Samir Geagea has cautioned against reducing Lebanon's crisis solely to calls for a ceasefire and an Israeli withdrawal, urging politicians to couple any demand for an Israeli withdrawal with Hezbollah's disarmament. While acknowledging both as non-negotiable priorities, he ar»»»
Trump administration bans imports of Chinese-made humanoid robots - UPI.com
The United States announced an import ban on new advanced robot models on Tuesday, including humanoid, four-legged robots and bi-peds, as part of a Federal Communications Commission update to a list of products and services that pose a risk to national security. Photo by James Atoa/UPI | License Ph»»»