Students for Justice in Palestine and its president were accused of property damage in the October anti-Zionist postering incident.
Saudi Arabia needs 1.2m new homes to meet 2030 demand
Saudi housing demand expected to hit more than 150,000 by 2030 Saudi Arabia needs 1.2m new homes to meet 2030 demand housing, Real Estate, Saudi housing market, Saudi real estate market Real Estate …
In a 1st, Taj Mahal gets property, water tax notices
In a first, the Agra Municipal Corporation has sent notices to the Archeological Survey of India (ASI) asking it to pay Rs 1.9 crore as water tax and …
A Design Lover’s Guide to Taipei
A refreshing mix of centuries-old temples, modern-day marvels, and lush vegetation, Taiwan’s capital has no shortage of beauty …
Palestine calls for deployment of UN monitors in West Bank amid settler attacks
Palestinian Prime Minister Mohammad Shtayyeh on Monday called for the deployment of UN monitors in the occupied West Bank. The call came after two Palestinians were killed on Saturday when an Israeli …
Oman: The new winter sun favourite that brings Christmas to life
Empty desert, beaches and souks are among the treasures of Oman, but following a frankincense trail reveals the country’s storied past …
Belarus, Tajikistan discuss cooperation prospects in light, food industries
The Belarusian Chamber of Commerce and Industry hosted a meeting between BelCCI Chairman Mikhail Myatlikov and the delegation of the Agency for the Provision of Special Property under the Government …
UAE realty to grow at 8% CAGR till 2027: Unique Properties
Visa reforms, an influx of European investors, and consistent improvement that has garnered international recognition have contributed to this projection …
North Korea’s Commandoes: Kim Jong Un’s 200,000 Special Forces Are Fierce
North Korea maintains one of the largest standing militaries in the world, with the Korean People’s Army (KPA) boasting an active-duty strength of nearly 1.3 million personnel. Much of the KPA’s …
Yemen: Houthi-backed court serves death penalty to 16; jail terms for 13 others
A Yemeni government official and other activists have branded the charges as “malicious” and intended as retaliation against Yemenis who oppose the militia and the confiscation of their property in Ho …