Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques King Salman is seen chairing the weekly Cabinet meeting.
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Penalties for vehicle insurance violations to resume from July 22
Mishaal Al-Balawi, head of the human rights division at the Kingdom’s mission, made the remarks while attending the discussion on a report of the working group on the issue of discrimination against women at the Human Rights Council on Monday. The discussion mainly focused on women’s rights in the changing global employment scenario.
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Protestors in Tyre in southern Lebanon demonstrate against government corruption and austerity measures in this file photo.
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Lebanon situation is slipping out of control
US officials have warned that some of the country’s hospitals are in danger of being overwhelmed by the influx of COVID-19 patients. — Courtesy photo
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Sailboats taking part in a race catch the wind with the Burj Khalifa, the world's tallest building, seen in the distance in Dubai. — File photo
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Thermometers, face masks, hand sanitizers greet tourists in Dubai
Minister of Health Dr. Abdul Rahman Al-Owais had said in mid-June that the UAE ranks first globally in COVID-19 screening per capita. — Courtesy photo
July 7, 2020
UAE plans 2mn COVID-19 tests in next two months
Bahrain’s King Hamad Bin Isa Al Khalifa, right, and Russian President Vladimir Putin
July 7, 2020
Bahrain’s king holds talks with Putin on key bilateral, regional issues
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COVID-19 may spoil Angola’s plans to rebuild its declining oil production
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Etihad Airways is gradually resuming services to more destinations across its global network.
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July 7, 2020
Amlak International completes IPO retail coverage at 2,690%
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July 5, 2020
King orders 3-month free extension of iqama, reentry visas of expats
July 4, 2020
State to bear VAT on three services
July 6, 2020
Registration for Hajj begins; 70% will be expats
July 5, 2020
King orders 3-month free extension of iqama, reentry visas of expats
July 4, 2020
State to bear VAT on three services
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Registration for Hajj begins; 70% will be expats
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Amanda Davies talking to McLaren driver Carlos Sainz.
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The webinar organized by Dubai Sports Council (DSC) in collaboration with LaLiga,
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SAFF appoints Swiss Navarro as director of referees department
Tadej Pogaçar and Jan Polanc after their fine rides in the Slovenian National Time Trial Championships.
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The 2020-2021 football season in the United Arab Emirates will kick off on Sept. 3 with the Arabian Gulf Cup, while the Arabian Gulf League will begin just less than a week later, on Sept. 9, the UAE Pro League said on Thursday night, adding that the Arabian Gulf League U-21 will follow two days later.
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The latest version of the MIT E-Vent team's emergency ventilator design undergoes testing in their lab. — Courtesy of MIT E-Vent Team
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MIT team races to fill COVID-19-related ventilator shortage
A new system relies on short-range Bluetooth signals emitted from people’s smartphones to trace who they've been in contact with. These signals represent random strings of numbers, likened to “chirps” that other nearby smartphones can remember hearing, offering a way to find people who may have been in contact with people who have tested positive for COVID-19. — Photo courtesy Christine Daniloff, MIT
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Bluetooth signals from your smartphone could automate COVID-19 contact tracing while preserving privacy
A mural of hopes and questions about artificial intelligence from a middle school workshop. — Photo courtesy of the Personal Robots group/MIT Media Lab
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TurtleTree Labs visit KBW Ventures
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A school of Trevally fish in the Solomon Islands. — courtesy Coral Reef Image Bank/Tracey Jen
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