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Al-Ula: The Story of a Saudi City That Shaped Stone to Carve the Memory of Heritage
SadaNews - In the northwest of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, where the silence of the desert meets the majesty of the mountains, the city of Al-Ula emerges not only as a tourist destination but as a living witness to the genius of humanity that has shaped stone into an unbreakable identity. Here, the...
Is Google Preparing to Lead the Next Generation of Smartphones?
SadaNews - As we enter the era of post-superior performance smartphones, it has become clear that a powerful processor is no longer a luxury but rather a given.
Mid-range phones from two years ago are still strong enough to work smoothly, and they often receive the latest system updates or security...
The Central Election Commission Concludes Consideration of Objections to the Voter Registr...
SadaNews - The Central Election Commission announced today, Wednesday, that it has completed the study and consideration of all objections and appeals submitted regarding the preliminary voter registry during the publishing and objection phase.
The Commission explained that it received a total of 1...
European Document: The EU is Considering Supporting the Gaza Management Committee
SadaNews - A document from the European External Action Service has revealed that the European Union is exploring the possibility of providing support to the National Committee for Gaza Management.
The document, which was distributed to member states on Tuesday, stated that "the EU is in communicat...
Report: Trump Administration Closer to Waging a Major War Against Iran
SadaNews - Axios reported that the Trump administration is closer to launching a major war against Iran, adding that it could start "very soon".
Two American sources stated that a military operation against Iran would likely be a massive campaign lasting weeks, resembling a total war more than the...
Which Countries Are Moving Towards Banning Social Media for Children
SadaNews - In recent months, government actions in several countries have accelerated to impose strict restrictions on the use of social media platforms by children and teenagers, citing the need to reduce the risks of cyberbullying, addiction, and harmful content.
Australia has taken the lead as t...
Iran and Russia to Conduct Joint Exercises in the Oman Sea
SadaNews - Iran will conduct joint maneuvers on Thursday with its ally Russia in the Oman Sea, according to a statement by a military spokesman on Wednesday, following negotiations between the Islamic Republic and the United States.
The spokesman Hassan Maqsoodlu stated that the "joint naval exerci...
The 5 Largest Economies in the World: Predictions for 2039
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The Occupation Extends Settler Storming of Al-Aqsa by One Additional Hour During Ramadan
SadaNews - The Jerusalem Governorate stated that what the Israeli occupation authorities have done by extending the settlers' storming of the blessed Al-Aqsa Mosque for one additional hour daily during the holy month of Ramadan is considered a serious escalation.
The governorate expressed today, We...
Palestine Stock Exchange: Profits of listed companies soar to $296 million in 2025, approa...
SadaNews - The Palestine Stock Exchange announced that it has received the preliminary final financial data for the listed companies for the year 2025, as of the legal deadline on 15/02/2026.
The financial data revealed that despite the instability since the beginning of the Coronavirus pandemic,...
Civil Society Organizations: Ramadan is an Occasion for Solidarity and Community Cohesion,...
SadaNews - With the advent of the blessed month of Ramadan, the Palestinian Network of Civil Society Organizations extends its congratulations to the sons and daughters of our people and urges internal cohesion and solidarity, along with broad campaigns of moral and material support for the most vul...
Central Morocco.. One of the Most Severe Hotspots for Poisonous Scorpions Globally
SadaNews - An international team of scientists has reached a practical method for identifying the "hotspots" where some of the world's most dangerous types of poisonous scorpions are likely to thrive, enabling the prediction of danger zones before bites occur densely, especially in tropical and subt...