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Egypt's Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities is taking legal action against officials who allowed a foreign content creator to film in Luxor's archaeological tombs without a ticket.
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Turkey has dismissed Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's accusations of plans to deploy Turkish forces at a Syrian airbase as unfounded.
On World Photography Day, the Prince Mohammed bin Salman Royal Reserve concluded a six-month intensive photography program to train local staff as environmental storytellers.
CNN reports that Donald Trump has instructed senior envoys to suspend talks with Iran as the US maintains its maritime blockade.
Saudi Ministry of Industry launches applications for a six-month scholarship-to-employment program with Schneider Electric Saudi Arabia, open until August 26, 2026.
Commercial drivers operating on the Santasi-Tech and Santasi-Ejisu routes in Kumasi have suspended operations and parked their vehicles in protest against the arrest of some of their colleagues for…
The former Deputy President also accused the Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) of targeting political opponents through tax demands, saying he had been told that the taxman was looking for him.
