TRIPOLI: Libya's internationally recognized government on Sunday condemned attempts to shut down operations at the Sharara oil field, describing it as “political intimidation.” The government said in a statement that it would spare no effort to protect the interests of the Libyan people after local protesters partially shut down the field on Saturday. Sharara, one … Read more
In another blow to struggling Australians, a pint of beer, a pack of liquor or spirits will cost more from Monday due to a rise in alcohol tax.
One company made $120 million but still failed to survive. Players in this “beautiful” sector are warning of the difficulties they face.
Rennes, France: When Israeli airstrikes struck his neighborhood in the early days of the Gaza War, Tareq Abu Eita, then 42, a Palestinian social worker, saw his entire life turned upside down in a matter of seconds. The shelling on October 14th destroyed the walls of his two-story home. The accident killed 77-year-old father Hamed, … Read more
Following the collapse of Rex Airways, the airline's approach to managing Australia's largest airport is set to change.
Millions of Australians are set to start saving as public transport fares are slashed on buses, trains, trams, ferries and airport trains.
RIYADH: Team Everlast, consisting of three female dancers, has qualified for the finals of the K-Pop World Festival after performing at the Warehouse in Jax district on Saturday. The Embassy of the Republic of Korea, in collaboration with the Saudi Entertainment Academy, hosted the first finals of the festival. “I think this is a very … Read more
RIYADH: Team Everlast, consisting of three female dancers, has qualified for the finals of the K-Pop World Festival after performing at the Warehouse in Jax district on Saturday. The Embassy of the Republic of Korea, in collaboration with the Saudi Entertainment Academy, hosted the first finals of the festival. “I think this is a very … Read more
Senator Linda Reynolds is expected to take the stand for the second day of testimony in a major defamation lawsuit against former staffer Brittany Higgins.
RIYADH: Saudi Arabia's Tadawul Composite Index closed the first trading day of the week on Sunday, down 291.41 points, or 2.42%, at 11,754.37. The total trading volume of the benchmark index was 6.45 billion riyals ($1.72 billion), with 10 stocks rising and 223 falling. The Kingdom's parallel market, Nomu, closed at 26,128.86, down 480.44 points … Read more
