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Wall Street Market Adjustments Reflect Broader Economic Considerations
Gates Foundation Commits $1.4 Billion to Support Climate-Resilient Farming
U.S. Emphasizes Energy Security Through Balanced Approach to Oil, Gas, and Renewables
US Government Launches Generous Model to Cut Medicaid Prescription Costs
Wall Street Applauds Tesla Shareholders’ Landmark Approval of Elon Musk’s $1 Trillion Performance-Based Pay Package

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Global Unity Shines as Nations Prepare for COP30 Climate Summit

Belem – World leaders gather in Belem to strengthen cooperation and reaffirm their commitment to global climate goals, emphasizing partnership,

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Toyota Set to Strengthen U.S.-Japan Ties with Plans to Import American-Made Vehicles

The move highlights Toyota’s commitment to boosting economic cooperation and promoting fair trade as both nations deepen their automotive and

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NewsDesk Milli Chronicle October 22, 2025October 22, 2025 AlUla Arts Festival, Arduna exhibition, art education, art exchange, art workshops, artistic development, artistic innovation, Center Pompidou, contemporary art, creative hub, cultural dialogue., cultural exchange programs, cultural partnership, emerging talent, France-Saudi cooperation, global art, heritage and innovation, international collaboration, modern art, museum renovation, Paris, Royal Commission for AlUla, saudi arabia, Saudi artists, sustainable cultural development

Saudi Arabia Partners with Paris Pompidou to Boost Culture

Paris – Prince Bader bin Abdullah bin Farhan, Saudi minister of culture and governor of the Royal Commission for AlUla

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Misk Creative Forum Drives Global Cultural Dialogue and Showcases Local Talent

Riyadh – The Misk Art Institute’s annual Creative Forum is emerging as a key platform for promoting cultural exchange and

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Former UK Minister Praises Saudi Arabia’s Cultural Investments Under Vision 2030

London – Former UK Culture Minister Ed Vaizey, now a member of the House of Lords, has commended Saudi Arabia

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Saudi Arabia Hosts Times Higher Education Summit, Showcasing Global Leadership in Innovation and Academia

Riyadh – In a historic milestone for the region, Saudi Arabia has become the first Middle Eastern nation to host

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Trump says South Korea, Japan will pay billions ‘upfront’ in investment

Both Japan and South Korea have said they will make investments based on U.S. projects, rather than paying the total