Since the seventies, when director Terrence Malick was at the beginning of his cinema journey, he dreamed of a movie that required massive capabilities to be implemented; a movie that speaks of the universe since its first creation to the modern era of contemporary woman. He tackled this topic few y
Ankara-After a Turkish cabinet meeting, Prime Minister Binali Yildirim said Interior Minister Efkan Ala had stepped down and would be replaced by Suleyman Soylu, the current labor and social security minister. Ala stated that he will resume his political mission as a parliamentarian. Ala previously
Cairo-Egypt’s President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi held talks with Jordan’s Prime Minister Hani Al-Mulki in Cairo on Wednesday in the presence of Egyptian Prime Minister Sherif Ismail and Defense Minister Sedki Sobhi. Both parties agreed on the importance of reaching a political settlement to the turmoil
Ankara-Syrian refugees in Turkey were considered a sort of burden on Turkey’s economy, but recent statistics and forecasts have shown that their existence has had a significant recovery impact and has remarkably raised growth rate in the country with more growth expected during 2016. Due to the war
Beirut, Ankara-The Syrian regime is exerting more pressure on residents of Moadamiyat al-Sham, located south of Damascus, by forcing them to accept a settlement that would compel fighters to hand over their weapons, and deport those who reject the new conditions. The regime also threatened to use fo
Brazil’s new leader Michel Temer began his presidency in earnest Thursday vowing to heal the crisis-stricken Latin American giant after senators fired his defiant rival Dilma Rousseff in an emotional impeachment trial and amid a massive corruption scandal. Temer, 75, was sworn in shortly after
Aden-While the Saudi Foreign Minister said Wednesday that his country would not allow Houthis to take over Yemen, U.N. special envoy to Yemen Ismael Ould Cheikh Ahmed was briefing the Security Council about the inaccuracy of leaked details that emerged in the last couple of days concerning the initi
British Prime Minister Theresa May asked her ministers to examine the impact of a number of Brexit scenarios and come up with options for Britain’s future relations with the EU after triggering Article 50. Findings are likely to be reported on Wednesday to the Brexit department run by David Davis, t
Ending an impeachment process that has polarized the scandal-plagued country, Brazil’s Senate officially removed President Dilma Rousseff from office on Wednesday for breaking budgetary laws. Brazil’s political life has been short to paralyzed over the last nine months. Senators voted 61-20 to
Iran’s Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei on Wednesday made a statement that the nation is in need of boosting its offensive military capabilities. Khamenei’s remarks raised concerns, especially with Iran’s military power being an extremely sensitive subject with respect to the nuclear deal recently struck
Saudi Arabia’s energy minister Khalid al-Falih announced that the world’s largest oil exporter does not target a specific level of oil production and that its output is based on customers’ needs. Speaking during an official visit to China, minister Falih told al-Arabiya TV channel that despite
At least five people were killed in a suicide car bomb attack that targeted a hotel in the Somali capital Mogadishu near the presidential palace yesterday. Al-Shabaab militant group claimed responsibility for the attack. A Somali policeman named Mohammed Abdel-Qader said that “The number of victims
The spokesman for ISIS Abu Mohammed Al-Adnani has reportedly been killed in Aleppo yesterday whilst “inspecting military operations”. The terrorist organisation said in a statement that it posted on its website that Abu Mohammad Al-Adnani Ashami was killed “while inspecting military operations in th
Beijing- Chinese-Saudi economic relations have underwent huge improvement especially in the latest period. Several agreements in various fields were signed between the two, whether bilateral agreements with the governments or individual ones among the business men in China and Saudi Arabia. Total tr
Al-Khobar – There is no doubt that the Chinese oil market has become more competitive this year and based on the Chinese government’s statistics, Saudi Arabia holds the largest share in the Chinese market, however the amount of oil imports from Saudi Arabia decreased this year. Chinese customs
Dubai- As the latest technology of electronic methods of payment rocks the banking sector worldwide, 16 U.A.E banks have officially signed a deal on implementing the m-wallet (mobile wallet) service. The signing of memorandum of understanding “marks an important milestone in the development of the p
Singapore urged pregnant women showing symptoms of fever or rashes to have themselves tested for the Zika virus Wednesday after the number of confirmed cases in the city-state soared to 82. The mosquito-borne Zika virus, which has caused explosive outbreaks in the Americas and the Caribbean since la
Ramallah- Palestine authorities said that they are working at top speed for addressing the U.N. Security Council on statements made by the Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on the Jewish right to build and occupy Palestinian territory and Jerusalem. The Palestinian National Authority preside
Aden-Security forces in Aden carried out on Tuesday evening a series of raids at hideouts of suspected terrorist cells run by security and intelligence officials that are known for their support to ousted President Ali Abdullah Saleh. The terrorist operations are targeting the stability and security
For the Chinese, calligraphy is an art almost as revered as poetry. In Arab culture, calligraphy is as valued as drawing is in the west, and I do not know why Arab intelligence services suffer from a shortage of calligraphers. The words for signboards are composed by one man, usually one who lacks a
