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- Assistant secretary general for political affairs and security policy says NATO has “limited toolbox” in addressing Israel-Palestine conflict
- Gives Donald Trump credit for pressuring European allies who are now bearing their fair share of defense spending burden
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- Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu demanded Thursday that Israel retain control of key Gaza territory
- Hamas said it had not been informed “of any new developments” from the latest talks
- Number of flights also up 12 percent and airfreight volume jumped 41 percent
- Kingdom's airports and airliners win awards for improved services
- Gaza’s civil defense agency said the 60 bodies were found under the rubble in Shujaiya neighborhood
- Israel’s operation there had left ‘more than 300 residential units and more than 100 business destroyed’
- The new laser weapons are invisible and noise-free, require no additional ammunition
- The two Koreas remain technically at war because the 1950-53 conflict ended in an armistice, not a peace treaty
- Launch of King Abdullah University of Science and Technology’s Center of Excellence was announced on July 1
- The goal is to find solutions aligned with four national priority areas outlined in Kingdom’s RDIA Vision 2030
- Letter says Israeli ban places ‘unreasonable and untenable burden’ on local journalists, fosters misinformation
- Release of the letter precedes a scheduled visit by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to the US
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Stargazing at Hisma desert
Located 90 km west of Tabuk city in northwest Saudi Arabia, the desert of Hikma is fast becoming a center of “astro-tourism.” Hisma’s distance from high artificial light pollution makes it an ideal spot for observing stars, galaxies, passing meteors, and falling comets at night time, says Majed Abu Zahra, president of the Jeddah Astronomical Society.
Standing stone circles of AlUla
A study that examined 431 standing stone circles at various sites in Harrat Uwayrid in AlUla concludes that people living in that part of Saudi Arabia’s northwest during the Neolithic era, or the later part of the Stone Age, were not merely simple pastoralists but had distinctive architecture, domesticated animals, jewelry, and diverse tools.
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- An explosive device was dropped deliberately from a drone
- Five children who were in the playground received various injuries
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- League remains committed to providing a supportive, centralized approach to transfers
- Clubs continue to attract top-tier talents to their administrative ranks
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