Month: July 2018
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Politics & News
SAUDI ARABIA’S COLD WAR WITH IRAN
In a wide-ranging conversation last April with Jeffrey Goldberg, the editor in chief of “The Atlantic” magazine, Saudi Arabia’s crown…
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Arts & Culture
4DX DEBUTS IN RIYADH
In an agreement announced last month, South Korea’s CJ 4DPLEX will partner with Cinemacity, one of the Middle East’s leading cinema…
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Science & Technology
GIANT SWIRLS ON THE SUN
A team of scientists led by the Max Planck Institute for Solar System Research and the University of Göttingen has discovered…
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Business
A $350 BILLION TRAVEL AND TOURISM INDUSTRY IN MENA BY 2027
According to a new study by MENA Research Partners, the value of the travel and tourism industry in the Middle East and…
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Business
K.S.A. FIRST QUARTER BUDGET STATEMENT
A May 2018 report by Jadwa Investment says the Saudi government’s 2018 first quarter budget statement shows the government’s efforts to…
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Science & Technology
QI IS THE KEY
Tai chi is rooted in multiple Asian traditions, including traditional Chinese philosophy and medicine. Its two central concepts are yin and yang (opposing yet…
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Interviews
MUTAZ GHANDOUR
Born in Lebanon, Mutaz Ghandour is the chairman and CEO of Metito and is widely recognized around the world for his pioneering…
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Science & Technology
HOW PROTEIN MARKERS IN BONES CAN BE USED TO IDENTIFY PEOPLE
In 2016, a team of researchers led by scientists at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory developed a new biological identification method that…
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Science & Technology
THE WORLD’S MOST POWERFUL SUPERCOMPUTER
Since 2013, China has led the world in developing the most powerful supercomputers. Now America is back on top again. Engineers…
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Politics & News
YEMEN COALITION FORCES LAUNCH OFFENSIVE ON HODEIDAH
Bloomberg reported on June 12 that Yemeni forces and their Saudi-led allies had launched an offensive to retake the Red Sea…
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