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RIYADH — More than half of Saudi citizens have experienced fraud, according to a field survey. Consumers International conducted the survey in 2025, and the survey was jointly funded by the King Khalid Foundation, the Saleh Kamel Humanitarian Foundation, and the Abdulkadir Al-Muhaidib Social Foundation. It was revealed in the survey that 43 percent of Saudis who had fallen victim to fraud, were able to recover their money, reflecting the effectiveness of grievance channels and the high standards of financial consumer protection. The findings also showed a striking pattern, with 16 percent of Saudis reporting that they had experienced financial…
Industry leaders discussed the future of AI-first distribution and partner ecosystems during the Channel Leadership Forum & Awards 2026 in Dubai. TahawulTech’s flagship channel gathering brought technology leaders together in Dubai to explore AI-first distribution, evolving partner ecosystems, and sustainable growth TahawulTech hosted the Channel Leadership Forum & Awards 2026 on 14 September at The Westin Dubai Mina Seyahi Beach Resort & Marina, bringing together senior technology executives, distributors, resellers, vendors and channel specialists from across the region. The annual gathering combined industry dialogue, executive networking and an awards ceremony recognising organisations and individuals contributing to the development of the…
Located in the heart of the Italian capital, Rome, Hotel de Russie is distinguished by its architecture and vibrant daily life, where the scenic details and the city’s experience intertwine, making the hotel feel like an integral part of Rome’s ancient and elegant story. From the very first moment of my second visit to this unique hotel, renowned for its exceptional services, I realized that it still maintains its refined standards. Furthermore, it continues to attract guests from all over the world throughout the day, despite the changing and turbulent circumstances the world is currently going through. Moreover, the warm…
RIYADH — A midday outdoor work ban under the sun comes to an end across Saudi Arabia on Tuesday, Sept. 15 after running for three months. The Ministry of Human Resources and Social Development, in coordination with the National Council for Occupational Safety and Health (NCOSH), announced the conclusion of the 2026 ban on working under direct sunlight that was applicable to all private sector companies and establishments from June 15. The ministry’s outdoor work ban during the period between 12:00 p.m. and 3:00 p.m. mandates all private sector establishments and outdoor workers such as construction, cleaning, and road maintenance…
From earlier diagnosis and minimally invasive surgery to coordinated multidisciplinary care, advances in lung cancer treatment are helping patients recover more comfortably and return to everyday life sooner Published: Tue 15 Sept 2026, 5:45 PM A lung cancer diagnosis can change your life, but recovery now starts much earlier than it used to. Today, it begins as soon as your care is being planned. Thanks to new techniques such as minimally invasive surgery, better diagnostics and team-based cancer care, many patients are recovering more comfortably and getting back to their daily lives faster. At King’s College Hospital Dubai, UK-trained specialists…
BOSTON — A federal judge on Monday blocked the Trump administration from implementing a new rule that would limit how long foreign students and journalists can remain in the US without applying for extensions. US District Judge F. Dennis Saylor in Boston ruled in favor of a coalition of unions and higher education advocacy groups a day before the Department of Homeland Security’s rule was set to take effect. The decision granted nationwide preliminary relief in the lawsuit challenging the DHS rule ending the duration of status policy for international students, exchange visitors, and representatives of foreign media. The sector…
Attorney General Khalid Al-Yousef today chaired the sixth annual meeting of the Executive Committee of the Arab Association for Prosecutors, hosted by the Arab Republic of Egypt. Public prosecution chiefs and attorneys general from the association’s member Arab countries participated in the meeting. The meeting discussed several key issues related to the association’s work, foremost among them developing its regulatory frameworks and governing principles, strengthening institutional work, and advancing the digital documentation system. Participants also explored the establishment of a specialized platform for exchanging judicial expertise and experiences. Participants discussed developing training and capacity-building programs for public prosecution members and launching initiatives…
Meriam ElOuazzani, Vice President, META, Censys. Censys, the authority for Internet Intelligence, announced its first-ever participation at GISEC Global 2026, taking place from 16 to 18 September at the Dubai Exhibition Centre (DEC), Expo City Dubai. At the event, Censys will showcase its Security Operations and Exposure Management capabilities through live demonstrations of the Censys Platform, including Attack Surface Management (ASM), Adversary Investigations, and real-time Internet Intelligence. “Cyber resilience starts with knowing what is exposed and where the risks are. As organisations across the region accelerate AI and digital transformation, continuous visibility into internet-facing assets is becoming more important than…
WASHINGTON — The US Supreme Court on Monday dealt a major blow to President Donald Trump’s plan to restrict mail-in voting before November’s midterm elections, rejecting his request to lift an order halting the divisive plan. The justices upheld a federal judge’s order that temporarily blocked the US Postal Service (USPS) from moving forward with new requirements for postal ballots. Only two of the six conservative justices on the nine-member panel offered a dissent. Justice Brett Kavanaugh, a conservative, agreed with the ruling, but indicated he might later rule in Trump’s favor as litigation in the case continues. Kavanaugh, in…
Cinema Akil is bringing BLACKBIRD back to Dubai for its second edition, with a three-day programme exploring Black memory, voice and legacy through cinema. Running from September 25 to 27 at the independent cinema’s home in Alserkal Avenue, the programme will feature screenings, filmmaker Q&As and conversations with special guests. Curated by Shannon Ayers Holden, Associate Director of Community Relations at Alserkal Avenue, this year’s edition is inspired by Nina Simone’s song Blackbird and brings together films connected by a Black point of view. The programme opens with Mira Nair’s 1991 romantic drama Mississippi Masala, starring Denzel Washington and Sarita…