LONDON: US envoy to Yemen Tim Lenderking met with senior UK and Gulf officials in London, as part of his first tour of 2022 to reinvigorate peace efforts in coordination with the UN.In talks with UK Middle East and North Africa Minister James Cleverly, the two sides stressed that theyRead More →
But above all, Saladino wants to highlight the treasures that we risk losing. In Venezuela, he floats a chocolate bar made from rare criollo under the reader’s nose. In Colorado, he tastes a bowl of blue corn porridge cooked with foraged medicinal bear root. The focus is on “landrace” foods,Read More →
A stone out of the lot found by archaeologists. Credit: J. Sliwa/Polish Center for Mediterranean Archeology at the University of Warsaw Archaeologists have found a surprising stone in Oman. In fact, it’s a 4,000-year-old board game, but it’s mostly evidence of a civilization in the Qumayrah Valley in northern OmanRead More →
LONDON (AP) — Face masks will no longer be mandatory in public places and COVID-19 passports will be dropped for major events as infections stabilize in most parts of the country, British Prime Minister Boris said on Wednesday. Johnson. Johnson told lawmakers the restrictions were being eased because government scientistsRead More →
Population: 37.13 million (+1.2% vs 2020) GDP per capita (PPP): $7,360 (+0.9% compared to 2020) Debt to GDP: 76.6% (+1.2% vs 2019) Power per capita: 765 kWh Reduced fossil fuel subsidies, CSP leader By the end of 2020, Morocco had 1.4 GW of installed wind, 530 MW of CSP andRead More →
Riyadh — The Cabinet on Tuesday highlighted Saudi Arabia’s role in developing the mining sector in light of the Saudi Vision 2030 which aims to broaden the industrial base and economic diversification. The Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques, King Salman, Prime Minister, chaired the virtual Cabinet session here, duringRead More →
What is the most significant legislative change expected in the next 18 months? The main legislative change, although already introduced by the 2020 finance law, concerns the abolition of the 49/51 rule for foreign investments (a limitation to 49% of foreign participation in Algerian companies) in “non-strategic” sectors. “. ThisRead More →
Muscat – Twelve sculptors from various countries are taking part in an event called International Green Forum in Mudhaibi, North Sharqiyah. The camp started on January 13 and ends on January 23. Speaking to Muscat Daily, Ali al Jabri, one of the participating artists, said the camp was organized byRead More →
At the event (Photo: VNA) Algiers (VNA) – The first national level Vo Viet Nam (formerly called Son Long Quyen) took place in Algeria on January 14 and 15 to pay tribute to the master Aïtabdelmalek Larbi, who introduced the Vietnamese martial art to the country in 1973. In hisRead More →
The municipality of Kahramanmaraş in southern Turkey has started demolishing the city’s shopping complex, known as the “most ridiculous building in the world” due to its strange shape and many unnecessary, wide and empty spaces surrounded by of columns. The 18-story building has been widely criticized for not matching theRead More →