Riyadh: Saudi Civil Aviation Authority has approved the Indian airline Akasha Air. Permission was granted to start the service between Saudi Arabia and India from June 8.
The service will start from the eighth of this month from Jeddah to...
Riyadh: Punishment for those who violate Hajj regulations has started. From June 2 to Thursday, June 20, fines will be applied to those caught without a Hajj permit. Those caught without a Hajj permit at Makkah, Haram precincts, holy...
RIYADH: In Saudi Arabia, surveillance codes to catch violators of residence, employment and border security laws are continuing in force in various regions.
According to the Home Ministry, more than 16,161 law violators were arrested in raids conducted by the...
RIYADH: Those with visit visas in Saudi Arabia are prohibited from entering and staying in Makkah for a month from Thursday. The Ministry of Home Affairs stated that the decision will be applicable to all types of visit visas.
Holders...
RIYADH: The plane made an emergency landing at the Riyadh airport to provide emergency treatment to a passenger who suffered breathing problems during the Hajj journey from Bihar to Madinah, but could not save his life. Momina Katoon (69),...
A 110‑metre pedestrian bridge connecting City Walk’s Coca‑Cola Arena with the Burj Khalifa/Dubai Mall Metro station will open on Tuesday. The structure can move up to 10,000 people per hour and is part of a wider safety plan through 2030.
King Hamad hosted Crown Prince Salman for talks on Arab solidarity and regional challenges. Both leaders highlighted the need for united Arab action to ensure peace and security.
Nvidia’s board has opened a probe into whether CEO Jensen Huang was a target of foreign espionage after revelations of an affair with a Chinese executive. Analysts warn the issue could pressure the stock and attract congressional scrutiny.
The UAE’s foreign ministry sent condolences to Egypt after a deadly train collision near Cairo. The accident left seven dead and over a hundred injured, prompting calls for accountability.
The Rewaq Educational Institute has started the second phase of its free training program for workers in Dubai, focusing on first‑aid, fire safety and mental health. Backed by UAE authorities, the initiative aims to reach over 5,000 laborers directly and 15,000 indirectly.
