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A 93-year-old man has been arrested after a woman, 79, was stabbed at a shopping centre in Blacktown in Sydney’s west.
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Political analyst Tarek Al-Shami told Al Arabiya FM that a US military strike on Tehran is now more likely than ever before.
A new digital campaign aims to educate young people about the dangers of modern nicotine products, according to a Gulf health official.
Saudi Arabia’s Zakat, Tax and Customs Authority has clarified who is responsible for paying the real estate transaction tax at the time of property transfer.
The commerce ministry says greater oversight is needed because solar technologies are increasingly being used in sensitive sectors such as aerospace and national defence.
The commerce ministry says greater oversight is needed because solar technologies are increasingly being used in sensitive sectors such as aerospace and national defence.
In a country where the promise of democracy feels increasingly elusive, the distance between political participation and true economic freedom has never been more evident. As mounting frustrations give way to populist rhetoric, the legacy of history looms heavily—reminding us of what is at stake if these grievances remain unaddressed.
