In a significant milestone for the global premium new energy vehicle industry, FREELANDER 8 made its first public appearance at the Abu Dhabi Investment Forum held at The Peninsula Shanghai on June 11, 2026. The showcase comes as FREELANDER prepares for its Middle East brand launch in Abu Dhabi. As one of the first international high-end investment forum to showcase the vehicle, the forum marks another significant step of FREELANDER’s global journey, with the Middle East identified as its first strategic launch market. Lucia Mao, CEO of FREELANDER International, delivered a keynote address to senior officials in a closed session,…
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The mobile nutritional medical clinics in Yemen’s Al-Khawkhah District of Al-Hodeidah Governorate provided medical services to beneficiaries during April 2026, with support from the King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center (KSrelief). A total of 16,839 beneficiaries received care across internal medicine, emergency, pediatric, and epidemiology clinics. Additional services included mobile team support, reproductive health, obstetrics, therapeutic nutrition, immunization, surgery and dressing, medical referrals, and health awareness and education. Support services included laboratory testing, medication dispensing to 12,199 patients, primary healthcare, blood transfusions, and ECG services, bringing the total number of services provided to 43,005. Source: Riyadh Daily
Al-Wajh Governorate in Tabuk Region is attracting stargazing and night photography enthusiasts to remote sites away from city lights to enjoy views of the galaxy under clear night skies. Desert sites south of the governorate, particularly the Al-Ardam area, approximately 80 kilometers from Al-Wajh city, offer an ideal natural environment for observing the galaxy and stars, combining natural and celestial beauty in captivating scenes. The galaxy is most visible during the beginning and end of the Hijri month when moonlight is minimal, offering optimal conditions for stargazing and observing celestial formations away from city lights. Source: Riyadh Daily
Imagine growing up in a world where altering your looks is available at the click of a button. Want to look skinny? Use a slimming app. Don’t like your features? Use an AI edit. Too dusky? Lighten your skin tone. Got blemishes? Airbrush the photo. These Photoshop-esque features are so easily available and deeply normalised today that one rarely stops to assess the negative body image they propagate in teenagers growing up under the pressure to look “perfect” on social media. For 19-year-old Kaziah Liz Mejo, the newly crowned Miss Universe Kerala, this digital distortion became a lived reality. Before…
The central kitchen operated by King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center (KSrelief) continued distributing hot meals in the Gaza Strip. KSrelief distributed 25,000 hot meals to the most vulnerable groups in central and southern Gaza Strip, benefiting 25,000 individuals, as part of the Saudi popular campaign to provide relief to the Palestinian people in the strip. These efforts are part of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia’s continued support, through KSrelief, for the Palestinian people and its efforts to provide essential assistance to affected groups in Gaza. Source: Riyadh Daily
RIYADH — Saudi Arabia has introduced new traffic regulations governing self-driving vehicles, establishing legal responsibilities for owners and operators. The amendments, approved by Interior Minister Prince Abdulaziz bin Saud bin Naif and published in the official gazette Umm Al-Qura, add several provisions to the Executive Regulations of the Traffic Law covering vehicles capable of operating without human intervention. Approval required before vehicle deregistration Under the new rules, owners seeking to deregister a self-driving vehicle must first obtain approval from the relevant authority before the vehicle’s traffic record can be canceled. The measure aims to ensure that technical and regulatory requirements…
A KSrelief team conducted a field visit on Wednesday to Al-Bakriya charitable kidney dialysis center project in Daw’an District, Hadhramaut Governorate, reviewing completed phases and ongoing construction works, commending efforts to complete the center and provide integrated services for chronic kidney failure patients in Daw’an and neighboring districts. The KSrelief team affirmed that the project represents a qualitative addition to the health sector and strengthens basic services infrastructure in Yemen. KSrelief laid the foundation stone for the project in November, covering an area of 1,120 square meters. The center includes 13 dialysis chairs, isolation rooms for patients with hepatitis B…
The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia affirmed the importance of enhancing international efforts to protect older persons, particularly persons with disabilities, and ensuring they enjoy their rights, dignity, and full participation in society. This came in a statement by Saudi Arabia’s Permanent Representative to the United Nations Ambassador Abdulaziz Alwasil, on behalf of the Group of Friends on Ageing and Sustainable Development, during a side event held yesterday in New York on the sidelines of the 19th session of the Conference of States Parties to the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities. Alwasil stated that elder abuse is a…
The hotel sector in Madinah has topped the region’s fastest-growing real estate sectors, driven by continuous growth in visitor numbers, supporting the expansion of luxury, mid-range, and apartment hotels, and attracting global hotel brands to increase their investments in the region. The Madinah Chamber stated in its report issued today that the momentum in the hospitality sector has positively impacted the commercial and residential sectors, driven by population growth, rising visitor numbers, and expanding development projects, increasing demand for commercial centers, mixed-use complexes, restaurants, cafes, and retail spaces. The report identified key promising investment opportunities in the region’s real estate…
The hotel sector in Madinah has topped the region’s fastest-growing real estate sectors, driven by continuous growth in visitor numbers, supporting the expansion of luxury, mid-range, and apartment hotels, and attracting global hotel brands to increase their investments in the region. The Madinah Chamber stated in its report issued today that the momentum in the hospitality sector has positively impacted the commercial and residential sectors, driven by population growth, rising visitor numbers, and expanding development projects, increasing demand for commercial centers, mixed-use complexes, restaurants, cafes, and retail spaces. The report identified key promising investment opportunities in the region’s real estate…