Riyadh-Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques King Salman bin Abdulaziz received a copy of the 56th annual report of the General Auditing Bureau for 1436/1437 H from the President of the General Auditing Bureau Dr. Hussam Bin Abdul Mohsen Al-Anqari at the Yamamah Palace. The report includes leading finan
Cairo – An Egyptian study has warned from possible threats from Al-Qaeda in the region; it reported that the defeat of ISIS in the alleged “Caliphate Land” in Syria and Iraq has offered Al-Qaeda a new chance to recapture the leadership of terrorist groups around the world. Experts
Beirut-The first day of binding parliamentary consultations ended on Wednesday with a major support for Future Movement leader Saad Hariri’s nomination for the post of prime minister. Eighty six out of 90 lawmakers who met with President Michel Aoun at the Baabda Palace nominated Hariri. The former
Moscow, London- Relations between London and Moscow have deteriorated after Russia’s rising role in hot spots like Ukraine and Syria. but the tension began with the case of Alexander Litvinenko, the former KGB officer who was killed in London in 2006. According to Andrew Parker, head of Britain̵
Some U.S. Supreme Court justices on Wednesday seemed extra concerned about the foreign policy implications of making it easy for foreign governments to be sued in U.S. courts as they considered a lawsuit by an Oklahoma-based oil drilling company that claims Venezuela unlawfully seized 11 drilling ri
Life in Damascus becomes financially difficult and prices rise when fighting in Aleppo intensifies. Despite the fierce war that is raging in Aleppo, it is still the economic capital of Syria. A wholesaler in Damascus says that “the markets are affected by what is happening in Aleppo. When fighting t
Two Iowa police officers were shot and killed Wednesday while sitting in their patrol cars in what police called unprovoked ambushes, and a 46-year-old suspect was captured hours later, officials said. The man, Scott Michael Greene, was taken into custody in the killings in the Iowa capital Des Moin
Britain should boost trade with fast-growing economies like Colombia when it leaves the European Union, Prime Minister Theresa May said on Wednesday after meeting with Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos. Santos, whose three-day trip is the first state visit to Britain by a Colombian president, s
Leaders of the Yemeni army yesterday stressed that they are inclined to taking military action against the Houthi rebels and those loyal to the ousted president Saleh, a day after the UN’s special envoy for Yemen Ould Cheikh Ahmed confirmed at the Security Council that Yemeni parties have rejected t
Washington- WikiLeaks revealed Monday that Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton received aides on the eve of a primary debate with Bernie Sanders hosted by CNN in the Michigan City of Flint, which is facing a crisis over elevated lead levels in its water. One of these questions was sent to Clinton b
London-The U.S. secretary of state John Kerry has called the country’s presidential election “downright embarrassing.” Kerry made his comments during a Q&A for London sixth-formers alongside Mayor Sadiq Khan, who met him at London’s City Hall on Monday. “This election has been difficult for our
Riyadh-The Specialized Criminal Court issued sentences against three Saudis who were involved in different cases, giving them varying prison terms. The cases included the involvement of one of them in a deal with wanted criminals, who he met in Iran, to destabilize security in Saudi Arabia. The seco
Doha-Emir of Qatar Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani confirmed that supporting GCC, boosting it and developing relations among Gulf States tops his priorities. Sheikh Tamim pointed out that his country is determined to proceed with its development plans despite sharp decline in prices of hydrocarbon m
Beirut- Moscow continues to downplay U.S.-Russia cooperation, offsetting any efforts on drafting a political solution for the crisis in Syria. “The prospects for the start of a negotiation process and the return to peaceful life in Syria are postponed for an indefinite period,” Russia’s Defense Mini
Sky News has revealed that the majority of convicted terrorists who were imprisoned since the September 11 attacks that took place more than 15 years ago are back on Britain’s streets. The news network explained that about three-quarters of the 583 people imprisoned on charges of terrorism in the ye
Ankara- Heated controversy stirs up when Turkey’s agenda crosses with the ruling Justice and Development party, especially on pitches broaching political democracy. Recent discussions on amending the national constitution and the present counterterrorism policy receive the most of national debate’s
London–South Sudan’s former first vice president and prominent opposition leader Riek Machar is frank about his aspirations to rule the country despite it being difficult due to the country’s demography. Machar who belongs to the ethnic Nuer group -the second largest tribe in South Sudan- lead
Two U.S. police officers were shot and killed while sitting in their patrol cars in the Des Moines, Iowa, area in separate “ambush-style attacks” on Wednesday, and police were searching for the shooter or shooters, NBC News reported. “We’re just a few hours into this,” Sgt. Paul Parizek,
Russia’s Defense Ministry said on Wednesday it was extending a moratorium on air strikes against targets inside the war-ravaged Syrian city of Aleppo until Friday evening to give rebels more time to leave its besieged eastern part. “A decision was made to introduce a ‘humanitarian
Paris-The French presidency has been passing through political imbalance these days. This imbalance is reflected in the interactions on top of the state’s pyramid among the three presidencies as President Francois Hollande’s popularity is declining along with his supporters inside the Socialist Part
