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10 Reasons We Need International Women's Day
This Sunday is International Women’s Day. It’s a day of celebration, a day to recognise the achievements of incredible ladies all over the world. It’s also a day to reflect on just how far we are from achieving true gender
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Saudi Arabia’s Red Sea Film Festival Postponed & Doha’s Qumra Canceled Over Coronavirus Concerns – Update
The inaugural Red Sea International Film Festival in Saudi Arabia, which was due to run March 12-21, has been postponed due to coronavirus concerns. The decision follows the news earlier Tuesday that
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Four Saudi students to compete at international science and engineering fair
RIYADH: Four Saudi students will represent the Kingdom at a major international science and engineering fair in the US later this year. The four women from Jeddah were winners at the Kingdom’s National Olympiad for Scientific Creativity.
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Red Sea International Film Festival reveals poster for first-ever edition in Saudi Arabia
The Red Sea International Film Festival unveiled on Monday a poster for the very first edition of the new festival, scheduled to run between March 12
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ADES wins another Saudi Arabia rig extension
ADES International has been granted a one-year contract expansion for rig work in Saudi Arabia. The contractual worker said on Monday its
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Shane Lowry agreeing to play in Saudi Arabia is an unfortunate choice
When it comes to the Saudi International golf tournament, the question has never been, “Why would you go and play there?” It’s a
Read MoreCanada’s Trudeau to remain in power but with minority government
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau will remain in power but with a minority government that will require the support of a smaller left-leaning party, official results showed on Monday after a hard-fought battle in which he was dogged by
Read MoreFirst polls open in Canada’s general elections
Voting began in Canada’s general election Monday, with surveys predicting a minority government as Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s Liberal Party risks losing its majority or even being toppled from office. Polls opened at 1100 GMT in
Read MoreIndia scrambles for LPG to meet demand as Saudis defer flow
Fuel retailers in India are scampering for liquefied petroleum gas ahead of the nation’s most celebrated festival, as demand looks set to climb just as drone attacks on Saudi Arabian facilities hurt exports. Indian OilNSE 0.69 % Corp.,
Read MorePakistan earthquake leaves 19 dead and 300 injured in Kashmir region
At least 19 people have been killed and 300 injured after a shallow earthquake struck north-eastern Pakistan, tearing car-sized cracks into roads and heavily damaging infrastructure. The quake sent people in Lahore and Islamabad running into
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