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Hajj pilgrimage starts in Saudi Arabia, with 2 million expected after lifting of COVID measures

Associated Press The year before, some 2.5 million Muslims had taken part. Some 2 million Muslim pilgrims officially began the

The Dawoodi Bohra community in Cairo considers the mosque to be a significant cultural location. Saturday’s visit by Prime Minister

Reuters The pigeons usually carry messages written on lightweight onion paper, inserted into a capsule and then tied to a

Reuters A stronger India that can defend its own interests and can contribute to regional security is good for the

Reuters Abu Dhabi, the UAE’s oil-rich capital, eventually stepped in with a $20 billion lifeline, widely expected to be rolled

Associated Press Sometimes the process is slowed as applicants struggle to prove their ties to the U.S. Ammar Rashed has

Reuters The majority of MINUSMA’s remaining soldiers are supplied by African nations. Mali’s unexpected demand for the departure of U.N.

Reuters Douglas said Riyadh Air continued to conduct a contest between Airbus (AIR.PA) and Boeing for narrowbody jets. The head of Riyadh

Associated Press They are hopeful, despite the prolonged bureaucracy, and look to a new life. Almost two years since he fled

Putin said Moscow was “open to constructive dialogue with anyone who wants to establish peace on the principles of fairness