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All eyes turn to the conclave; Pope’s tomb opens to public
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Spain, Portugal switch back on, seek answers after biggest ever blackout
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Harvard under US investigation for ‘race-based discrimination
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Zionists accused of using aid as a ‘weapon of war’
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Iran accuses Zionist PM of ‘dictating’ US policy
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All eyes turn to the conclave; Pope’s tomb opens to public
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Spain, Portugal switch back on, seek answers after biggest ever blackout
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Harvard under US investigation for ‘race-based discrimination
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Zionists accused of using aid as a ‘weapon of war’
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Iran accuses Zionist PM of ‘dictating’ US policy
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All eyes turn to the conclave; Pope’s tomb opens to public
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Spain, Portugal switch back on, seek answers after biggest ever blackout
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Harvard under US investigation for ‘race-based discrimination
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Zionists accused of using aid as a ‘weapon of war’
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Iran accuses Zionist PM of ‘dictating’ US policy
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All eyes turn to the conclave; Pope’s tomb opens to public
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CBK: Kuwait’s money supply increased to KD 39.2bn in March
KUWAIT: The Central Bank of Kuwait (CBK) announced on Sunday that its data for the “Monthly Monetary Statistics” showed that the Money Supply (M2) went up by 0.4 percent in March, reaching KD 39.2 billion (around $129.3 billion). The CBK’s economic research department revealed in its data, obtained by KUNA, that residents’ private sector deposits in Kuwaiti dinar increased by 0.4 percent to KD 35.8 billion (around $118 billion). The...
Resourceful Gazans create work to overcome economic hardship
GAZA CITY: Seeking a path out of the Gaza Strip’s grinding poverty, Islam Abu Taima combs market alleyways for scraps of cardboard, hoping to transform the castoffs into sellable toys. Poverty in the conflict-wracked Palestinian territory, a thin strip of land wedged between Zionist entity, Egypt and the Mediterranean Sea, has hit a rate of 53 percent, according to the Palestinian Central Bureau of Statistics. Work opportunities are scarce in...
Boom and bust: Quakes define legacy of Turkey’s ‘Erdonomics’
ISTANBUL: The earthquake’s frightening rumble came deep in the night. Its ferocity killed thousands of people in their sleep and helped bring down a Turkish government. Fury over the scale of the 1999 disaster fed into broader economic discontent that ultimately propelled Recep Tayyip Erdogan to power. The Turkish leader now hopes a similar mix of economic despair and anguish over an even deadlier pre-dawn quake in February does not push him...
Perez takes pole in Miami as Leclerc crash leaves Verstappen in ninth
MIAMI GARDENS: Red Bull’s Sergio Perez grabbed pole position for Sunday’s Miami Grand Prix and with team-mate Max Verstappen left back in ninth on the grid, has his eyes on a victory that could send him to the top of the standings. Perez is just six points behind defending world champion Verstappen after the Mexican’s second victory of the season in Azerbaijan last week. Aston Martin’s Fernando Alonso, enjoying a strong season, claimed...
Aryna Sabalenka earns Iga Swiatek revenge to win Madrid Open title
MADRID: World number two Aryna Sabalenka played a superb attacking game to beat Iga Swiatek in the Madrid Open final on Saturday for her first win on clay against her top-ranked rival. The Belarusian prevailed 6-3, 3-6, 6-3 to capture the title in the Spanish capital for the second time. Until Saturday, the 25-year-old had lost all of her three previous meetings with the Pole on clay without even winning a set. “It’s something unbelievable....
Tokyo and Seoul try to bury historical hatchet, hailing ‘new future’ for ties
SEOUL: Japan’s Prime Minister Fumio Kishida said Sunday his “heart aches” for Koreans who suffered under colonialism, as Seoul and Tokyo seek a rapid reset of long-strained ties in the face of North Korean threats. Kishida was in Seoul on the first official bilateral visit by a Japanese leader to South Korea in over a decade. He met President Yoon Suk Yeol, who has made improving testy relations with Japan a top priority for his...
Kuwaitis building fourth floor for their newlywed children to avoid high rents
By Ghadeer Ghloum KUWAIT: As housing prices continue to rise, it is becoming increasingly difficult for young couples to afford renting their own apartments. In Kuwait, many Kuwaiti newlyweds find themselves struggling to pay high rentals while waiting to receive their government houses, which often leads to financial stress. So Kuwaiti families have adopted a potential solution that can alleviate this problem, which is building an extra floor...
Floral headpieces replace tiaras at Charles’ dress-down coronation
Prince William’s wife Catherine on Saturday chose a floral headpiece instead of a tiara for the coronation of Charles III, in line with the “green” tone set for the coronation by the king. Charles, a long-time environmental advocate with a passion for nature, made his wishes clear when he sent out coronation invitations featuring the Green Man, an ancient figure from British folklore symbolizing the arrival of spring and rebirth. The break...
Freedom to paint: Pakistani Gitmo prisoner finds release in art
When Ahmed Rabbani ran out of paint to satisfy his artistic yearnings during 20 years of incarceration at Guantanamo Bay, he turned to whatever came to hand -- dirt, coffee grinds and even spices such as turmeric from the prison canteen.“Through painting, I would feel myself outside Guantanamo,” the 53-year-old Pakistani said this week at an exhibition of his work in the port city of Karachi. “Painting was everything for me there.”...
‘Very happy’ Ed Sheeran wins US copyright trial
British pop phenom Ed Sheeran expressed joy and relief Thursday after a US jury found he did not plagiarize Marvin Gaye’s “Let’s Get It On” in composing his hit “Thinking Out Loud,” calling the ruling a win for creative freedom. The English musician hugged his team inside a Manhattan federal courtroom after jurors ruled that he had “independently” created his 2014 song. Outside, he told reporters he was “very happy” but...
Lebanon crisis mutes national music conservatory
At Lebanon’s national music conservatory, pianos collect dust and classrooms sit empty, making the institution another casualty of an economic collapse that has crippled the public sector and hampered education. Toufic Kerbage, 65, watched the value of his pay packet and pension evaporate after the Lebanese economy began melting down in 2019, taking the local currency and people’s savings with it. Without family support “I would have...
Booker propels Suns over Nuggets; Celtics top Sixers
LOS ANGELES: Devin Booker scored 47 points and Kevin Durant added 39 as the Phoenix Suns clawed back into their NBA Western Conference semi-final series on Friday with a 121-114 victory over the Denver Nuggets. The Suns, who dropped the first two games of the best-of-seven series in Denver, held firm at home despite the injury absence of veteran point guard Chris Paul. Phoenix were up by 15 at halftime, but the Nuggets - led by a triple-double of...
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